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What's the name of new york Business School?
New york Business School is also called Stern Business School of new york University. New york University Business School (Leonard N. Stern School of Business) is the most famous school in new york University, which has made outstanding academic achievements in the fields of economy, business and management. New york University, founded in 183 1, is the largest private university in the United States. It was founded by Thomas Jefferson's Treasury Secretary albert gallatin. Its purpose is: "to establish a reasonable and practical education and academic system in a huge and rapidly developing international metropolis."

Stern redesigned his MBA course on 1999 to promote the integration of various courses. The key part of creating more multi-functional related courses is the two-week in-depth preparation stage before the course. It covers ethics, computer, mathematics, data analysis, team building and social activities. During this period, freshmen are divided into several classes with about 65 students each year to spend the first year together. Then the students further form a study group of about 5 people. In the second semester, there is a comprehensive strategy exercise. It includes an in-depth study of a case, combining strategic analysis with communication lectures. Stern's MBA is strict in quantification and requires a good level of mathematics. It suggests that students should have their own computers.