Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship delivers a higher-quality, no-debt, accelerated business education that sets you up for economic success—all in just 24 months.
Land a High-Quality Job • Start a Business • Lower Total Costs for Bachelor's Degree
Business education
as it should be.
More opportunity. Not more debt.
$8,900/year tuition
More focused to prepare you faster
2 years of applied learning
More connections and support
One powerful network built around you
I am personally investing in every student who walks through these doors to make a great business education more accessible.
Tom Golisano, Founder
Real-World Preparation
Earn a Professional Certificate in Business & Entrepreneurship
Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship is the only learning option of its kind in the United States. We have evolved the education process, so it is truly employer connected, affordable, and open to everyone, regardless of background.
Anything but
business as usual.
Brand-New
Rochester Campus
Classes run 8:45 am – 1:00 pm
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
32 Courses
in Just 2 Years
Four quads a year:
11 weeks on, two weeks off
Skill-Based Learning
Hyper-focused on
in-demand business skills
Caring, Supportive Faculty
Full-time staff on campus
8:00 am – 4:30 pm every day
“Speaking From Experience”
Weekly Wednesday experiential symposiums
from business leaders
Learn more about the Golisano Institute experience.
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Learning Path Outcomes
Learning Path Outcomes
1
Employment or Career Advancement
Whether through our employer partners or otherwise, we’ll assist you in moving on to the next phase of your business career.
2
Building a Business
Ready to start a business or grow your current one? We’ll be there to help set you up for success.
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Continuing a Bachelor’s Degree
For those who want to complete their bachelor’s degree, we’ll help you continue on to one of our partner colleges.
Employer Partners
By partnering with prominent businesses, Golisano Institute gives students direct access to real-world opportunities, mentorships, and networking.
You can teach business.
You can’t teach passion.
Ian Mortimer, President
