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The two-year Stanford MBA Program is a full-time, residential course of study that leads to a general management degree while helping you develop your vision and the skills to achieve it.

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    Q&A with the Black Business Student Association

    Stanford GSB students Famatta Mensah, MBA ’19, Elise Smith, MBA '20, and Ruth Lawanson, MBA ’20, answer questions about the MBA student experience, and share information about the Black Business Student Association (BBSA).
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    Q&A with Kirsten Moss, Assistant Dean of MBA Admissions

    Kirsten Moss, Assistant Dean and Director of MBA Admissions and Financial Aid, and Jessica Talbert, MBA ’18, discuss the most commonly asked questions about the admissions process.

Why the Stanford MBA?

Because you need a business education that will both challenge you to become a better leader and teach you how. You’re ready to discover new ways of thinking about your career and your life. And you’d thrive as part of a community of leaders who are reimagining their industries and impacting the world.

Because you’re looking for a transformational master’s degree program where you end up with so much more than a master’s degree.

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Where Transformation Happens

Collaboration and innovation are in Stanford’s DNA. Learn the latest leadership and business concepts from faculty members who are experts in their fields, accomplished classmates from around the globe, and leaders of industry. And when you’re ready to apply what you’ve learned and turn your vision into reality, the Stanford GSB alumni community will be there every step of the way.

The ideas sparked and the doors opened by the Stanford MBA Program will equip you to make an impact — wherever your path takes you.

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