MBA – The Profiles for Harvard and Stanford

When candidates decide to apply for MBA to top MBA programs have a prominent position in their minds: Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, MIT, Kellogg, INSEAD, LBS. Since the MBA is a big investment and return on the investment many times means a top name MBA Business School. There are often important factors to consider such as the way of teaching, the courses offering, the clubs and the networking.

However, since the name weights heavily on the applicants’ decision, we will present today some facts about the way two big schools evaluate the applicants to craft their MBA class.

Harvard and Stanford, two widely sought schools, which present many things in common.

Prized employers

MCKINSEY             BCG            BAIN        DELOITTE       GOLDMAN SACHS

JP MORGAN     MORGAN STANLEY    BAIN CAPITA       US NAVY    ACCENTURE

Tendency for:

• MINORITY

• DIVERSITY

• WOMEN


Thus, it is obvious that candidates should take into account these facts when preparing their list of Business schools.
Taking risks may be wise even if the odds are against you, but ruling out excellent schools in case you may be accepted, to me, is unwise.

Source: Poets and Quants

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