Real Estate (MPS) at Cornell University

Programme overview

The mission of the Baker Program in Real Estate is to prepare the next generation of leaders in the real estate industry. The Baker Program in Real Estate offers a two-year degree program administered by the Paul Rubacha Department of Real Estate. The degree program is designed for early-career professionals with a passion for the commercial real estate industry.

Study mode: full-time | Location: Ithaca, NY, United States

What you will study

Degree requirements include completion of 33.5 credits of core coursework. An additional 28.5 credit hours of elective coursework give students the opportunity to pursue real estate focused electives, further develop management and leadership skills and explore construction, sustainability, and technology.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Students interested in this program should submit an online application with supporting documentation, including:; Graduate School Application; Two letters of recommendation; Official transcripts from each college or university previously attended; All applicants must meet the English Language Proficiency Requirement; Academic statement of purpose; Personal statement; Resume/CV; GMAT/GRE test report or approved waiver*; Video Interview*; *Cornell students applying to the Baker Program can have their GMAT/GRE test report and video interview automatically waived by emailing [email protected] upon application submission.; Admissions Criteria; Cornell Baker Program in Real Estate students Application deadline: Please visit the Baker Program in Real Estate website to view application deadlines

USD 73,946 a year (2026-27). Professional Degree Tier 1 tuition per year (M.Eng, selected M.P.S., M.M.H., and M.S. Information Systems, Advanced Architectural Design, Advanced Urban Design, Design Technology); one rate for all students; tuition only, excludes fees and health insuranc Source

Graduate fields set their own fall and spring admission deadlines; some fields (for example Communication PhD) admit for fall only.

Graduate School applications are submitted online through the Graduate School application; the application fee is $105 (non-refundable, waivers available). Each graduate field sets its own fall and spring deadlines, and many fall between early December and mid-January.

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