How to get admission to Stanford University for an MBA in Finance.

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    Deeksha Dixit | Contributor-Level 10

    2 years ago
    Stanford University is one of the world's best universities. It is currently ranked third in the world university rankings (QS 2022). To get admission to the MBA in Finance courses offered by its School of Business, you need to fulfill the following requirements:
    1. Academic requirement: You must have completed a Bachelor's degree equivalent to a U. S. graduation degree.
    2. English test: You received an overall band score of 7 out of a total of 9 on the IELTS test. If you have given PTE you must get at least 68 out of 90. The minimum requirement for a TOEFL score is 100 out of 120.
    3. GMAT and GRE There is no specific cutoff mentioned,
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    HARISH REDDY S

    2 years ago
    Only 10% or so of candidates are chosen by the Stanford admissions committee for interviews, and around half of those selected get acceptance offers. To be admitted to Stanford's MBA programme, you must display intellectual vibrancy (academic success), and demonstrate leadership potential, and personal traits and accomplishments. Stanford MBA candidates demonstrate these traits through an interview, letters of reference, and the essay topic "What matters most to you, and why? "
    Why Stanford? Who should recommend you to Stanford?
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