Pace University’s Lubin School of Business

About Pace University Private university Founded in 1906 as a school of accountancy Campuses in New York City and Westchester County, enrolling almost 13,000 students in bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs Comprised of 6 schools: - Lubin School of Business - School of Law - Dyson College of Arts and Sciences - School of Education - Seidenberg School of Computer Science- College of Health Professions Information Systems

Location: Heart of NYC Financial District

Location: Heart of NYC Financial District

Urban Campus in Lower Manhattan

Mission of the Lubin School of Business The mission of the Lubin School of Business is to provide its students with exceptional experience- based learning that blends business theory with practical applications to prepare its graduates for successful professional careers in the global business environment.

International & National Recognition Lubin is accredited for both business and accounting by AACSB International, the premier accrediting body for business schools – an elite distinctions shared by fewer than 2 percent of business schools worldwide. AACSB Accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools. U.S. News & World Report ranks the Lubin School of Business among the best business programs nationwide in the 2011 “Best College” survey and ranks Pace as the #1 school in New York State and one of the top 10 schools in the U.S. for internship placement PayScale.com ranks Pace in the top 12% in the country for providing a strong return on investment and ranks Lubin in the top 6% for Best Graduate Schools and in the top 8% for Best Schools for Business Majors Thirty-four Pace students have been awarded the prestigious Fulbright Scholarships since Pace University is home to Bravo’s Inside the Actor’s Studio, hosted by James Lipton and to the world-renowned Actors Studio Master’s in Fine Arts program.

Personalized Academic Environment of the Lubin School 3,185 Undergraduate Students 987 Graduate Students Faculty:106 Full-time/56 Part-time Student/Faculty Ratio: 15 to 1 Average Class Size: 28 Over 100 countries represented

Pace Safety and Security Pace works hard to provide a safe environment at both our Westchester and New York City campuses. Security guards are on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Pace University has been named one of the five safest colleges in New York City and one of the 50 safest campuses in the country.

Pace Facilities Available to You 24-hour computer lab with IT support Fully equipped gym and basketball court Cafeteria and Starbucks Café Health care unit Library with private study rooms Writing and counseling centers Access to university theater events

Fall 2017 The Audencia Nantes Program at Pace University

2017 Program Details Program orientation: Begining of Sept. (to be confirmed) 2017 Program duration: Begining of Sept. – Mid December Each Audencia Nantes student will be enrolled in Five 40 hour courses: This year the students are taking the following courses : 1. Forensic Accounting(40 hours) 2. Advanced Finance (40 hours) 3. Risk Management (40 hours) 4. Investment and Portfolio Management (40 hours) 5. Machine Marketing (40 hours)

Special Events and Mixers  Welcome orientation and integration with Pace students  Business visits and guest speakers  Walking tour and cultural events  Farewell lunch at a trendy NYC restaurant Visit to Young & Rubicon Visit to Bloomberg Farewell Lunch

Students will be sponsored by Pace to apply for J-1 Exchange Visa and will be able to enter the U.S. up to 30 days prior to the program’s start date. Employment is not allowed during the program. Post completion, students can participate in an internship related to their field of study for the same duration as their program at Pace (up to nine months). Internship workshop will be offered. Internships & Employment for Students

Estimated Expenses Estimated Tuition - See Audencia Nantes administration American health insurance plan is included in tuition Expenses per semester (approx.): Housing and food: $8,000 USD Supplies and personal expenses: $2,000 USD Total: $10,000 USD (approx. 9,000 Euros) You will be required to show proof of funds in the amount of approximately $ 10,000 USD (semester) in the form of a bank letter and an affidavit form.

Housing Pace is not responsible for your housing choice and most students successfully find housing on their own through craigslist.org and other brokers and websites. Many students are sharing and finding that Manhattan is not as expensive as it seems.

Housing Resources (I) New York City Housing Information Sheet New York City Rent Guidelines Board Website - An excellent resource for online housing providers as well as guidelines to be mindful of when searching for an apartment and signing a lease. While it is recommended that you browse through the entire website, here are a few of the more important pages: The Basics – What every New Yorker needs to know about rental housing: Apartment Hunting Tips: Online Resources for finding sublets and roommates (please note that Pace University Housing is not available): Checklist – Before you sign a lease:

Housing Resources (II) Voilà New York – A French language website with practical information about living in New York City. Provides a listing of French speaking apartment brokers and agencies: - Homepage Finding an apartment - Sarah’s Homestay - Places students in homestays, residence halls and studio apartments. - Homepage - Educational Housing Services (EHS) – Offers housing uniquely to university students studying in New York City. Residents only have to pay one bill each month to EHS for room, electricity, cable, internet and gym. Since their housing offers premium services (security, shared kitchens, computer labs etc.), many of our students find it on the expensive side. You have the choice of living in a single room or rooming with other students (you can request to room with a native English speaker). Their St. George residence in Brooklyn Heights is their nicest residence and is only one subway stop away from Pace University. Their 55 John Street residence is 2 blocks away from Pace and houses many Pace students. - List of EHS residences:

Housing Resources (III) Recommended Neighborhoods: students who have participated in our programs in the past have recommend the following neighborhoods: Manhattan – Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Greenwich Village, Lower East Side, Downtown Manhattan Brooklyn – Brooklyn Heights, Carroll Gardens, Park Slope, Williamsburg Queens – Astoria, Long Island City New Jersey – Hoboken (PATH train to Downtown Manhattan stops near Pace)

Program has been in existence at Lubin for over 20 years. Senior executives, typically CEOs, presidents, and chairmen, visit both Lubin campuses several times a year to lecture and meet with students and faculty. Executives in Residence

Lubin Network of Over 70,000 Successful Alumni

Phil Bleser AAS '81, BBA '84, MBA '94 (AAS in Banking, BBA in Finance, MBA in Financial Management) Managing Director and CEO, Mid-Corporate Banking Group, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mel Karmazin '79 (BBA in Marketing) CEO, Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. William C. Nelson '75 (BBA/MBA in Accountancy and Information Systems) Chairman and CEO, Home Box Office James E. Quinn '80 (MBA in Financial Management) President, Tiffany & Co. Ivan G. Seidenberg '81 (MBA in Marketing Management) Chairman and CEO, Verizon Communications Timothy Spring '86 (MBA in Marketing) CEO, Marcal Paper Mills, LLC Paula Summa '78, '84 (BBA in Accounting, MBA in Finance) General Manager, ibm.com, IBM Corporation Marie J. Toulantis '81 (BBA in Marketing) Former CEO, Barnes & Noble.com Richard Zannino '84 (MBA in Financial Management) Former CEO, Dow Jones & Company Notable Lubin Alumni

Brian Pew, Director, Center for Global Business Programs or Olesya Friedman, Associate Director, Center for Global Business Programs or John Meletiadis, Assistant Dean, Center for Global Business Programs or