Management, M.B.A. – Finance (CFA Track)

Program Snapshot

36-48 Credits

Launch your career as a Chartered Financial Analyst through flexible coursework and a culminating project that gives you real-world experience.

Why Earn a Finance (CFA Track) M.B.A. at New York Tech?

Advance your career in corporate finance and investment management with our AACSB-accredited M.B.A. in Finance (CFA Track) at New York Tech. Designed to prepare you for certification as a Chartered Financial Analyst, this program combines rigorous academic coursework with practical, real-world applications. 

Our program offers various flexible courses, including financial statement analysis, international finance, equity investments, and fixed income securities. Additionally, you’ll complete a capstone project focused on either business analytics and decision making or strategic leadership, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience. 

Upon completing our M.B.A. program, you will be able to: 

Graduating from our M.B.A. program with a finance concentration (CFA track) will equip you with the skills to: 

Credits earned in this degree program can also be applied toward the Business Analytics Advanced Certificate or the Marketing Advanced Certificate, providing additional pathways for career growth and specialization. 

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What You’ll Learn

Discover how our M.B.A. – Finance (CFA Track) can transform your career. Join New York Tech and gain the expertise to excel in the dynamic field of finance.

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Management, M.B.A.

Our M.B.A. program provides a comprehensive view of the world’s interconnected and complex business landscape—from theories to applications. Throughout your studies, you’ll engage with the latest technologies and gain exposure to a variety of business settings.

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M.B.A. – Business Analytics Concentration

Take a data-driven approach to business problems. You’ll learn to deploy the latest analytical tools and skills, including statistical analysis, Python and SQL languages, and Tableau, the leading data analysis and visualization application.

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M.B.A. – Finance Concentration

Learn to use industry-standard financial technology, including Bloomberg terminals, and apply theory to real-world corporate decision-making, portfolio management, and asset valuation.

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M.B.A. – Marketing Concentration

Prepare to drive growth through campaigns that connect with diverse audiences. You’ll gain experience with research, data analysis, strategy formulation, and implementation, and learn to leverage the latest tools and applications.

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M.B.A. – Operations & Supply Chain Management Concentration

Specialize in the assessment and design of complex business systems. To oversee materials-to-consumer networks, you’ll master rigorous analytical tools and optimize frameworks to meet organizational goals.

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Business Administration Essentials

Earn your M.B.A. at your pace through four stackable certificates, or choose one or two to bolster your skills and credentials in target areas. Available programs include a foundational certificate plus Analytical Essentials, Financial Essentials, and Managerial Essentials.

Stats & Rankings

Top 15%

U.S. colleges for salary potential, based on alumni’s mid-career earnings

PayScale.com

#7

Highest student mobility rates among U.S. four-year private, nonprofit institutions

Chronicle of Higher Education

#15

Regional Universities (North)

U.S. News & World Report, 2025

Career & Salary Outlook

Investing in your business skills and knowledge paves the way to broad opportunities and competitive pay.

Job Growth

Employment of financial managers is projected to grow 16 percent from 2022 to 2032, with approximately 69,600 openings projected each year, on average, over the decade (BLS).

Employers & Internships

  • Altice USA 
  • Bank of America 
  • Deloitte 
  • Goldman Sachs 
  • JPMorgan Chase 
  • Northwell Health 

Career Options

  • Certified Financial Analyst (CFA)
  • Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
  • Chief Lender
  • Trader
  • Treasurer
  • Wealth Manager

Salary Projections

The median annual salary for financial managers was $156,100 in May 2023 with the highest 10 percent earning more than $239,200 (BLS).

Program Details

Learn more about the M.B.A. – Finance (CFA Track) program, including admission requirements, how to apply, and scholarship/funding opportunities.

New York Tech opens the M.B.A. to recent graduates aspiring to leadership, working professionals pursuing more advanced roles, and international candidates aiming to distinguish themselves in the global workforce.  

To apply, you’ll need: 

  • B.S. degree or its equivalent from an accredited college or university 
  • Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 
  • Completed online application 
  • $50 nonrefundable application fee 
  • Copies of undergraduate transcripts for all schools attended 
  • Copy of your college diploma or proof of degree 
  • GMAT scores are optional 

Note: If you’re applying to an M.B.A. program at NYIT-Vancouver, special requirements apply. Learn more. 

The School of Management’s M.B.A. program is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), a distinction earned by just five percent of business schools worldwide. 

Explore opportunities to offset program costs, including New York Tech scholarships, graduate assistantships, and federal financial aid.  

International F-1 students who successfully complete this degree are eligible for an additional 24-month STEM OPT extension to work in the U.S. in an area directly related to their area of study immediately upon completing the customary 12-month post-completion Optional Practical Training (OPT)

Alumni Voices

A portrait of Radhika Mehta-Sharan (M.B.A. ’02)

Some of the assignments I did in my M.B.A. classes were actual projects I was doing at work [on a team managing $1.5 billion in client assets]. I put all of that education into practice on the job.

Radhika Mehta-Sharan
(M.B.A. ’02)
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