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Reapplicants
The admission process is very competitive and unfortunately we cannot offer a place to as many applicants as we would like each year.
If you are not offered admission to the Stanford MBA Program, you are welcome to reapply in a future application year. Each year we offer admission to reapplicants who present a strong, compelling application.
What You Should Know
- Having applied in a previous year is not considered a negative factor in your application. We evaluate your new application on its merits, and in the context of the new applicant pool.
- Give yourself a fresh start when you approach your reapplication. Think through and reassess the essays, addressing any weak areas in your application.
- Determine if other recommenders may provide a more insightful and thorough perspective.
- Add new information that may be helpful in the admission process.
- All reapplicants are required to complete a new application, including new academic transcripts, essays, reference letters, work history, and pay the application fee.
- Make sure you use current application materials.
- As long as your test scores (GMAT/ TOEFL) remain valid, you do not need to have them resent from the test centers. However, you do need to self-report them in the application. If your test scores are no longer valid you need to retake them. (See Test Results Calculator in the Related Links box to check if your scores remain valid.)
- The admission decision will be based upon the new application materials received rather than previously submitted materials.