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Best International Business Programs in New York (2026)

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This page ranks the 10 International Business programs in New York by median earnings of International Business graduates four years after completing, highest first. Fordham University leads the list at $106,665, with a cohort of 153 graduates in the earnings cohort.

The figures span from $106,665 to $38,289, a spread of $68,376, and the median across the listed programs is $59,359. For 4 of the 10 listed programs the figure is the two-year completion median rather than the four-year one.

The list splits evenly between public and private institutions, with 5 public and 5 private nonprofit programs. CUNY Bernard M Baruch College posts the lowest average net price at $3,033, and it also holds the best Azimuth composite rank, placing 2nd on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions.

Iona University reports the highest admission rate on the page, admitting 87% of applicants.

The ranked list

10 schools in list order
RankSchoolProgram EarningsAverage net priceNet price, families under $30KAdmission rate
1Fordham University · Bronx, NY$106,665$44,338$32,47459.3%
Fordham University ranks 1st on this list, reporting median earnings of $106,665 for its International Business graduates four years after completing.
2CUNY Bernard M Baruch College · New York, NY$78,019$3,033$60747.5%
CUNY Bernard M Baruch College carries an average net price of $3,033, the lowest among the 10 programs, and its International Business graduates earn a median of $78,019 four years after completing.
3Hofstra University · Hempstead, NY$74,168$34,176$28,21968.1%
A private nonprofit university in Hempstead, Hofstra University admits 68% of applicants and shows median earnings of $74,168 for its International Business graduates four years after completing.
4Pace University · New York, NY$69,838$30,892$26,47375.9%
Graduates across all fields who borrowed at Pace University left with a median of $23,250 in federal loans, while the International Business program reports median earnings of $69,838 four years after completing.
5University at Buffalo · Buffalo, NY$64,711$20,995$14,66874.2%
University at Buffalo places 103rd on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions and reports median earnings of $64,711 for its International Business graduates four years after completing.
6Farmingdale State College · Farmingdale, NY$54,007$10,867$4,93363.3%
With an average net price of $10,867, Farmingdale State College reports median earnings of $54,007 for its International Business graduates four years after completing.
7Iona University · New Rochelle, NY$49,683$29,188$25,78586.9%
Iona University admits 87% of applicants, and its International Business graduates earn a median of $49,683 four years after completing.
8State University of New York at Plattsburgh · Plattsburgh, NY$41,565$17,156$9,40078.4%
State University of New York at Plattsburgh reports median earnings of $41,565 for its International Business graduates four years after completing, alongside an average net price of $17,156.
9Canisius University · Buffalo, NY$41,565$17,940$12,78172.4%
Canisius University reports median earnings of $41,565 for its International Business graduates four years after completing, with an average net price of $17,940.
10CUNY Queens College · Queens, NY$38,289$4,195$1,54164.4%
CUNY Queens College reports median earnings of $38,289 for its International Business graduates four years after completing and carries an average net price of $4,195.

How this list is ordered

Programs are ordered by the median earnings of their International Business graduates four years after completing, highest first. Only programs with a reported earnings cohort in New York appear. The figure captures federally aided completers of the International Business program who were working and not enrolled, measured four years after completing. For 4 of the 10 listed programs the figure is the two-year completion median rather than the four-year one. The metric does not adjust for graduate school enrollment, cost, or who enrolls, and it is not a measure of teaching quality. Fordham University reports $106,665, which is $28,646 above the $78,019 posted by CUNY Bernard M Baruch College in second place.