The designation puts Carey among an elite group of graduate business schools providing a STEM-centered education in its entire full-time MBA program, rather than only certain elements.

Fewer than 10 percent of the nation’s Fortune 500 companies have women at the helm. Carey’s full-time MBA program intentionally supports women primed to lead.

From increased earning potential to new career opportunities and an expanded global network, your Johns Hopkins MBA continues to deliver value and work for you throughout your career.

Microsoft honors Carey alumna, Roxie Mitchell Hill, with the Founder’s Award. Hill was recognized for her work empowering girls in STEM and growing her clients’ cloud-based businesses.

You want to get your online MBA, but you are concerned about how to pay for it. Johns Hopkins Carey Business School has a number of ways to help you pay for the degree you seek. Here are six ways to pay for your online MBA.