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== Overview ==
The [[Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management]] (often referred to as Johnson) is the graduate business school of [[Cornell University]], a private [[Ivy League]] university located in [[Ithaca, New York]]. Named after Samuel Curtis Johnson, the founder of [[S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.|S.C. Johnson]], the school was established in 1946 and has since been recognized for its rigorous business curriculum and innovative teaching methods.

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== History ==
The Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management was established in 1946 as the School of Business and Public Administration. The school was renamed in 1984 in honor of Samuel Curtis Johnson, following a significant endowment from the Johnson family. The school has since grown to become one of the leading business schools in the United States, offering a variety of programs and degrees in business management.

== Academics ==
Johnson offers a range of academic programs, including a two-year [[Master of Business Administration]] (MBA), a one-year MBA program, an [[Executive MBA]] program, and a Ph.D. program. The school also offers dual-degree programs in conjunction with other colleges and schools at Cornell University.

=== Master of Business Administration (MBA) ===
The two-year MBA program at Johnson is the school's flagship program. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a broad understanding of the fundamental areas of business, while also allowing for specialization in areas of interest. The first year of the program is focused on core courses, while the second year allows for elective courses in various areas of business.

=== One-Year MBA Program ===
The one-year MBA program is designed for professionals who already have a master's degree or professional certification and several years of work experience. The program allows students to complete their MBA in a shorter time frame, while still providing a comprehensive business education.

=== Executive MBA Program ===
The Executive MBA program is designed for mid-career professionals seeking to advance their careers while continuing to work full-time. The program combines weekend residencies with distance learning, allowing students to earn their MBA without interrupting their careers.

=== Ph.D. Program ===
The Ph.D. program at Johnson is a research-intensive program that prepares students for academic careers in business education and research. The program offers concentrations in several areas of business, including accounting, finance, marketing, and operations management.

== Admissions ==
Admission to Johnson is highly competitive, with the school seeking candidates who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, and a strong fit with the school's culture and values. The admissions process includes an evaluation of the candidate's academic record, [[Graduate Management Admission Test|GMAT]] or [[Graduate Record Examinations|GRE]] scores, work experience, essays, letters of recommendation, and an interview.

== Campus ==
Johnson is located on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. The school's facilities include classrooms, meeting rooms, a library, and a café. The school is also home to the Parker Center for Investment Research, which provides students with hands-on experience in investment management.

== Rankings ==
Johnson consistently ranks among the top business schools in the United States and the world. The school is known for its strong programs in entrepreneurship, sustainability, and finance.

== Notable Alumni ==
Johnson has a strong network of alumni who have gone on to successful careers in a variety of fields, including business, academia, and public service. Notable alumni include [[Irene Rosenfeld]], former CEO of [[Mondelez International]], and [[Robert S. Harrison]], chairman of the Cornell University Board of Trustees.

== See Also ==
* [[List of Ivy League business schools]]
* [[List of business schools in the United States]]
* [[List of Cornell University alumni]]

[[Category:Business schools in New York (state)]]
[[Category:Cornell University]]
[[Category:Ivy League business schools]]