The most useful evaluations are those from individuals who have been directly responsible for evaluating your managerial performance and potential. The School wants to create a community of diverse backgrounds and interests because it believes that a good portion of your learning will result from comparing experiences and perspectives with other classmates. The School recommends that applicants to have completed degree programs representing a minimum of 16 years of schooling, with at least 12 years at the elementary and secondary levels. Other credentials may be considered by the Director of MBA Admissions on an exception basis. However, that admission without the U.S. bachelor's degree equivalent is unusual.
Some international universities offer three-year baccalaureate degrees.
If an applicant has received their baccalaureate degree from one of these schools, they are eligible to apply for admission. Many of our applicants from these types of programs have earned a master's degree as well, but this is not a requirement. AID Financing your education is one of the many crucial factors you must consider as you decide about your future in an MBA program. There is no doubt that you will be making a serious investment over the next two years, in time, expenses, and personal growth. Expenses at Stanford Business School require a substantial financial commitment from both you and the school.