Calling all Stanford MBA Applicants: 2024 Intake Class of 2026

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2 dings: MBA and MSx

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Are all results out?

Yes, seems so

Waitlisted. Anyone know anything about Stanford’s waitlist? Do people actually get off?

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yeah, it has to be the case. Keep your hopes up! I don’t know how the waitlist system works (like a FIFO), but I hope you make it off the waitlist! Kudos to you on making it to the waitlist!!

For admitted candidates:
stanford-admitted-applicants-2024-intake-422773.html

I was also waitlisted. Let's keep our heads up, this means we are still in the running! Stanford doesn't release any stats about the amount of people they accept from the waitlist, but it looks like 9% based on various (unvalidated) sources online. I do know a current student that was accepted from waitlist as well, so it's definitely possible! We just have to make sure our updates in the portal are strong. I also plan to retake the GRE to get a better score.

Being on the waitlist means you are still very competitive! Don't forget that.

Overall my advice (to myself, as well) is do what you can to provide a strong update to GSB via the portal, reiterate to them that it is your #1 choice school, then hope for the best while applying to other top programs. Manage your expectations by staying realistic, but optimistic . You got this!

what are you planning to work on as far as the updates are concerned?

besides retaking the GRE

I plan to update them on some additional initiatives I've been involved with since submitting my application, awards I've received, and some upcoming courses I have planned. I will also reiterate that GSB is my #1 choice if offered admission from the waitlist.

Hey everyone!
Stanford GSB 2023 Employment Reports is out:
https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/organizati ... nt-reports

Interesting figures:
- 62% sought employment post-graduation
- Of those seeking employment, 89% got a job offer, 82% accepted
- Median base salary is $182,500
- Finance is 38%, Tech is 24% and Consulting is only 15%

Join us LIVE on YouTube with Guido, a Fintech professional from Argentina who got into four prestigious MBA programs: Harvard, Stanford GSB, MIT Sloan, and Yale SOM. In this interview, Maria Wich-Vila (HBS Alum and Founder of Applicant Lab) will try to understand his motivations for MBA, what makes his story unique, what contributed to his success, and how he approached essays, resume, recommendations, interviews etc.

✅ Session Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-tQKWINYcg

Is there a grace period for letters of recommendation?

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Join us on YouTube as we dive into the inspiring MBA journey of John, a PE/VC Associate and former management consultant. John was raised in a trailer in the backwoods of Alaska, and his family was consistently below the poverty line growing up. Being the first in his family to go to college, John ended up creating Bain & Company’s (and MBB’s) very first affinity group for FGLI individuals. He also came from a small and little-known growth equity fund so getting into both the Stanford GSB and Wharton (when he knew that they typically have access to candidates with much more backgrounds than ones such as John) was a massive hail mary for him. In addition, John did not use any MBA consultants on his journey to his MBA programs, which is a bit atypical as well

✅ Session Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoHT86fzLnM

Hi, if anyone have taken the new GMAT FE could you let me know what range is desirable if I am looking at the chance of getting into Stanford

Hi, everyone,

We have added a new episode to our GMAT Club Podcast. In this conversation with John, we will understand his motivations for an MBA, what makes his story unique, rational behind applying to HBS, Stanford, Wharton, Kellogg, and Chicago Booth, how he navigated through the MBA application process, essays, resume, recommendations, interview etc., and what contributed to his success.

You can listen to it at the following link gmatclub-podcast-my-mba-journey-to-stanford-wharton-and-booth-423526.html#p3326092