Johns Hopkins University Reviews of MBA Programs

"I've truly enjoyed my time at the Carey business school of Johns Hopkins University. Despite it being a young program, the curriculum and faculty are well-established. The diversity of the degree concentrations one can undertake in his or her MBA program is impressive (for example Enterprise Risk Management and Entrepreneurship). It leads to a more well-rounded education. The professors are engaging, supportive, and bright. I've barely had any unmemorable classes. My classmates are intelligent and curious and I enjoy learning from them as well."

"The MBA program at the Carey Business School is great! I love the knowledgeable professors who give engaging lectures and challenging coursework. My colleagues are very bright and hardworking so it makes it easier to be driven here."

"Pros: 1) Incredible network 2) High quality faculty 3) Brand name 4) Excellent career center Cons: 1) Moco campus is shutting down."

"I'm excited to be in the part-time MBA program at Johns Hopkins University! The professors are extremely knowledgeable and considerate, my colleagues are driven, and the course material is challenging and intriguing. There are great resources available for support and it is wonderful!"

"I am doing the part-time, joint degree between the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and the MBA. While there is some crossover in the actual content I am learning, the two programs could not be more different. For one, the semesters are different; the Krieger School has 13-week semesters, whereas the Carey School has 8-week semesters. The effect for me as a part time student who is working full time is that while the 13 week is drawn out, with a good balance of reading and assignments, the 8-week classes feel very rushed and stressful. I think the pacing is also reflected in how the professors teach. The professors at the Krieger School have been top notch: challenging, engaged, accessible, and experienced. While I do not question the experience of most of my professors at Carey, having to cram longer courses into 8 weeks gives the effect of cranking out assignments. The advisors for both degrees have been stellar - very communicative and helpful, and I very appreciate their support. The program is certainly academically rigorous, and for the most part, I have been able to apply what I have learned directly to my job. I look forward to the rest of it."

"This is a new program that is experiencing growing pains but I love being part of a new school that we can influence how it is growing. The student population is very international."

"This rating is for the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. The full-time program is located in Harbor East downtown Baltimore, with various locations (including Washington, DC) for part-time programs. Carey has an amazing background, with goals of building business leaders that keep "humanity in mind". Capstone projects at Carey offer experience and insight like no other MBA program, including the ability to really use your training in a real-life setting. Check out Carey's website at carey.jhu.edu!"