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Stanford Holds MBA Information Session

The next open MBA information session at Stanford University Graduate School of Business is Feb. 20. The information session will be held from 10:45 to 12:10 p.m. at the Knight Management Center. During the information session, an admissions representative will discuss the features of the MBA program and the admissions process. Attendants will also have the opportunity to attend a class visit following the information session.

The MBA at Stanford is a two-year, full-time general management program. Students in the program learn to develop analytical and creative thinking and build leadership skills in an innovative environment. The program allows students to focus their educational efforts in areas such as environment, international development, healthcare and education by participating in the Public Management and Social Innovation certificate program in addition to completing the MBA program.

Starting in the first year of the program, students follow a curriculum that builds on general management knowledge in order to gain global experience. Students can personalize their experience in the second year through electives, seminars, a joint or dual degree and courses at other Stanford schools.

Students take up to 18 electives to broaden their experience and perspective, or broaden their knowledge in a specific area. Students also have the opportunity to take a series of two-week compressed courses to build deep knowledge in specific business topics.

Registration for the information session can be completed online. This event is open to any prospective student.

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