Stanford 2022-2023 Full-Time MBA: Application Deadlines, Decision and Notification Dates
If you are an applicant to the Stanford 2022-2023 Full-Time MBA, MetroMBA has compiled a list of resources as your prepare your admissions journey below.
Stanford 2022-2023 Full-Time MBA Application Deadlines
| Application Round | Application Deadline | Final Notification |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | Sept. 13, 2022 | Dec. 8, 2022 |
| Round 2 | Jan. 5, 2023 | Mar. 30, 2023 |
| Round 3 | Apr. 11, 2023 | May, 25, 2023 |
Additional Notes on the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2022-2023 Application Process
Your completed application, including your letters of reference and application fee payment, is due at 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time on the deadline date for the round in which you apply.
We cannot guarantee that we will review information sent to the MBA admissions office after the deadline of the round in which you apply.
2022–2023 Deadlines
| Application Round | Submit your application by … | We will notify you … |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 13 September 2022 | 8 December 2022 |
| Round 2 | 05 January 2023 | 30 March 2023 |
| Round 3 | 11 April 2023 | 25 May 2023 |
Selecting an Application Round
Stanford allows applicants to apply to one of the three application rounds each year and applicants may apply only once per application year.
Stanford encourages applicants not to rush their application, however have noted there are advantages to applying in either Round 1 or Round 2, including:
- Ample time to complete recommended quantitative and/or English language coursework prior to arrival on campus.
- Access to the on-campus housing lottery including Stanford GSB Residences (Jack McDonald Hall and Schwab Residential Center).
- Additional time to complete the visa application process (Bechtel International Center).
- The opportunity to attend Admit Weekend (there is no Admit Weekend for Round 3).
Decision Notification
Stanford posts your decision to your account on the notification dates listed above for the round in which you applied. They will also send an email to the address used to create your application profile to notify you when your decision is available. Once you hear back from Stanford, please share your results on Clear Admit’s MBA Livewire.
Highlights of the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2024 Class
If you are researching programs and deciding on where to apply, it is important to understand where you stack up against the competition. Below are important metrics for the Stanford Full-Time MBA.
| Category | Statistics |
|---|---|
| Total Applications | 6,152 |
| New Students | 424 |
| Average GMAT/GRE | 737/327 |
| Average GPA | 3.76 |
| Average Years of Work Experience | 4.9 years |
| Class Split | 44% female, 51% U.S. students of color, 37% International |
MBA Checklist for the Stanford Full-Time MBA
- All undergraduate and graduate institutions you are attending or have attended after high school (postsecondary school)
- Academic degree(s) pursued and/or received
- Grade point average (GPA)
- Transcript of courses
- Language proficiency
- GMAT or GRE score
- One-page resume and professional work experience
- Two personal essays: 1) what matters most to you, and why? 2) Why Stanford?
- Background, Activities & Interests, and Awards & Honors sections of the application, to tell Stanford more about yourself.
- Optional short answer questions
- Two letters of recommendation
- $275 application fee
Additional Resources
- To learn about other applicants applying to the Stanford Full-Time MBA, check out the Stanford MBA LiveWire via Clear Admit, the leading independent resource for top-tier MBA applicants. MBA LiveWire is a social forum for applicants to share their journey throughout the admissions process.
- The application process can be overwhelming, fortunately you can view FAQ, Essay Topic Analysis, Interview Reports and much more via Clear Admit’s Stanford in-depth school profile here.
Stanford Full-Time MBA 2020-2021: App Deadlines, Decision, and Notification Dates
If you are applying to the Stanford Full-Time MBA in 2020-2021, we have provided all the information you need as you prepare you application. Read more below.
Stanford 2020-2021 Full-Time MBA Application Deadlines
| Application Round | Application Deadline | Final Notification |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | Sept. 15, 2020 | Dec. 10, 2020 |
| Round 2 | Jan. 6, 2021 | Apr. 1, 2021 |
| Round 3 | Apr. 6, 2021 | May, 20, 2021 |
Additional Notes on the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2020-2021 Application Process
Your completed application, including your letters of reference and application fee payment, is due at 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time on the deadline date for the round in which you apply.
We cannot guarantee that we will review information sent to the MBA admissions office after the deadline of the round in which you apply.
2020–2021 Deadlines
| Application Round | Submit your application by … | We will notify you … |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 15 September 2020 | 10 December 2020 |
| Round 2 | 06 January 2021 | 01 April 2021 |
| Round 3 | 06 April 2021 | 20 May 2021 |
Selecting an Application Round for the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2020-2021
Stanford allows applicants to apply to one of the three application rounds each year and applicants may apply only once per application year.
Stanford encourages applicants not to rush their application, however have noted there are advantages to applying in either Round 1 or Round 2, including:
- Ample time to complete recommended quantitative and/or English language coursework prior to arrival on campus.
- Access to the on-campus housing lottery including Stanford GSB Residences (Jack McDonald Hall and Schwab Residential Center).
- Additional time to complete the visa application process (Bechtel International Center).
- The opportunity to attend Admit Weekend (there is no Admit Weekend for Round 3).
Decision Notification
Stanford posts your decision to your account on the notification dates listed above for the round in which you applied. They will also send an email to the address used to create your application profile to notify you when your decision is available. Once you hear back from Stanford, please share your results on Clear Admit’s MBA Livewire.
Highlights of the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2021 Class
If you are researching programs and deciding on where to apply, it is important to understand where you stack up against the competition. Below are important metrics for the Stanford Full-Time MBA.
| Category | Statistics |
|---|---|
| Total Applications | 7,342 |
| New Students | 417 |
| Average GMAT/GRE | 734/330 |
| Average GPA | 3.7 |
| Average Years of Work Experience | 4.6 years |
| Class Split | 47% female, 27% students of color, 43% International |
MBA Checklist for the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2020-2021
- All undergraduate and graduate institutions you are attending or have attended after high school (postsecondary school)
- Academic degree(s) pursued and/or received
- Grade point average (GPA)
- Transcript of courses
- Language proficiency
- GMAT or GRE score
- One-page resume and professional work experience
- Two personal essays: 1) what matters most to you, and why? 2) Why Stanford?
- Background, Activities & Interests, and Awards & Honors sections of the application, to tell Stanford more about yourself.
- Optional short answer questions
- Two letters of recommendation
- $25 application fee
Additional Resources
- To learn about other applicants applying to the Stanford Full-Time MBA, check out the Stanford MBA LiveWire via Clear Admit, the leading independent resource for top-tier MBA applicants. MBA LiveWire is a social forum for applicants to share their journey throughout the admissions process.
- The application process can be overwhelming, fortunately you can view FAQ, Essay Topic Analysis, Interview Reports and much more via Clear Admit’s Stanford in-depth school profile here.
- To research more information about program cost, financial aid and curriculum, check out the Stanford full-time MBA snapshot here.
Stanford 2020-2021 Full-Time MBA: Application Deadlines, Decision and Notification Dates
If you are an applicant to the Stanford 2020-2021 Full-Time MBA, MetroMBA has compiled a list of resources as your prepare your admissions journey below.
Stanford 2020-2021 Full-Time MBA Application Deadlines
| Application Round | Application Deadline | Final Notification |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | Sept. 15, 2020 | Dec. 10, 2020 |
| Round 2 | Jan. 6, 2021 | Apr. 1, 2021 |
| Round 3 | Apr. 6, 2021 | May, 20, 2021 |
Additional Notes on the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2020-2021 Application Process
Your completed application, including your letters of reference and application fee payment, is due at 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time on the deadline date for the round in which you apply.
We cannot guarantee that we will review information sent to the MBA admissions office after the deadline of the round in which you apply.
2020–2021 Deadlines
| Application Round | Submit your application by … | We will notify you … |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 15 September 2020 | 10 December 2020 |
| Round 2 | 06 January 2021 | 01 April 2021 |
| Round 3 | 06 April 2021 | 20 May 2021 |
Selecting an Application Round
Stanford allows applicants to apply to one of the three application rounds each year and applicants may apply only once per application year.
Stanford encourages applicants not to rush their application, however have noted there are advantages to applying in either Round 1 or Round 2, including:
- Ample time to complete recommended quantitative and/or English language coursework prior to arrival on campus.
- Access to the on-campus housing lottery including Stanford GSB Residences (Jack McDonald Hall and Schwab Residential Center).
- Additional time to complete the visa application process (Bechtel International Center).
- The opportunity to attend Admit Weekend (there is no Admit Weekend for Round 3).
Decision Notification
Stanford posts your decision to your account on the notification dates listed above for the round in which you applied. They will also send an email to the address used to create your application profile to notify you when your decision is available. Once you hear back from Stanford, please share your results on Clear Admit’s MBA Livewire.
Highlights of the Stanford Full-Time MBA 2021 Class
If you are researching programs and deciding on where to apply, it is important to understand where you stack up against the competition. Below are important metrics for the Stanford Full-Time MBA.
| Category | Statistics |
|---|---|
| Total Applications | 7,342 |
| New Students | 417 |
| Average GMAT/GRE | 734/330 |
| Average GPA | 3.7 |
| Average Years of Work Experience | 4.6 years |
| Class Split | 47% female, 27% students of color, 43% International |
MBA Checklist for the Stanford Full-Time MBA
- All undergraduate and graduate institutions you are attending or have attended after high school (postsecondary school)
- Academic degree(s) pursued and/or received
- Grade point average (GPA)
- Transcript of courses
- Language proficiency
- GMAT or GRE score
- One-page resume and professional work experience
- Two personal essays: 1) what matters most to you, and why? 2) Why Stanford?
- Background, Activities & Interests, and Awards & Honors sections of the application, to tell Stanford more about yourself.
- Optional short answer questions
- Two letters of recommendation
- $25 application fee
Additional Resources
- To learn about other applicants applying to the Stanford Full-Time MBA, check out the Stanford MBA LiveWire via Clear Admit, the leading independent resource for top-tier MBA applicants. MBA LiveWire is a social forum for applicants to share their journey throughout the admissions process.
- The application process can be overwhelming, fortunately you can view FAQ, Essay Topic Analysis, Interview Reports and much more via Clear Admit’s Stanford in-depth school profile here.
- To research more information about program cost, financial aid and curriculum, check out the Stanford full-time MBA snapshot here.
News Roundup – Florida Rankings Get a Boost, Stanford Worries About the Internet, and More
Let’s take a look at some of the biggest stories from this week, including Florida rankings getting a nice boost for its graduate programs.
Tepper Hosts International Energy and Commodity Markets Conference – News & Events
Carnegie Mellon’s Tepper School of Business hosted the 2019 Annual Meeting of the Commodity and Energy Markets Association (CEMA) last month.
CEMA, founded in 2017, brings researchers and practitioners with an interest in topics like cryptocurrencies, energy storage, renewable energy, and climate change. CEMA and Tepper’s Sustainability Initiative work closely address these issues and help develop research into practice and policy. The 2019 event was organized by two prominent faculty at Tepper: Nicola Secomandi, Professor of Operations Management, and Head of the Ph.D. Program; and Duane Seppi, The BNY Mellon Professor of Finance and Head of the MS in Computational Finance Program.
Secomandi says of the event, “It makes sense to do it here …My research focuses on energy and commodities, and other Tepper faculty share similar research interests.”
Thirty sessions comprised this year’s program, along with two keynote addresses. Professor of Financial Economics Burton Hollifield and Emilio Osambela, former Tepper School faculty member and Senior Economist at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, presented a headlining research paper regarding the investments choices made by environmentalists.
Bo Yang, a Tepper Ph.D. student, along with Secomandi and Selvaprabu Nadarajah (Ph.D, ’14), presented a research paper on methods of optimizing merchant energy production. Tepper alumni Michel Robe (Ph.D. ’95) and Sheridan Titman (Ph.D. ’81) delivered a presentation on agricultural futures markets.
For more on CEMA and the 2019 meeting, read here.
Five Hough Graduate Programs Earn Top 5 Ranking Among Publics for Second Year – Warrington Newsroom
The University of Florida’s Hough Graduate School of Business received high rankings for five different graduate programs by the Eduniversal Group.
Hough’s MS in Management was ranked first overall among public universities in the U.S., and the MS in Real Estate was voted first overall of its kind for the second year in a row. Also ranked in Eduniversal’s top five were the Master of International Business degree and the MS in Entrepreneurship. Hough’s full-time MBA came in at fourth among all public university MBAs in the U.S.
Eduniversal Group handed Florida’s Hough Graduate School of Business some high praise for its various master’s programs.
Eduniversal reviewed 20,000 postgraduate global master’s programs in 50 fields of study, in addition to surveying thousands of students, recruiters, and faculty. Program reputation, salary upon graduation and student satisfaction were the three criteria upon which the rankings are based. For more on Eduniversal and on Hough’s rankings, read here.
The Internet Is Broken. Can It Be Fixed? – Stanford GSB School News & History
Fake news, cybersecurity, and corporate technology’s power structure will be among the topics covered in a new course at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.
Anat R. Admati, George G.C. Parker Professor of Finance and Economics and faculty director of the Corporations and Society Initiative, and lecturer Jonathan Dotan, a fellow at Stanford’s Center for Blockchain Research and at the Stanford Compression Forum and a consulting producer on the HBO series Silicon Valley, have designed a multidisciplinary curriculum that will address the regulation and policy issues facing those who live in a tech driven world.
Dotan says of the course’s content:
“The perception of the tech industry has changed dramatically in the past five years … Back then, it could do no wrong. Now it can do no right. Those extremes point to a discussion that we need to have about the role that the internet plays in people’s lives.”
Professor Admati’s approach is more focused on the governance aspects of tech. She says, “I want to understand and help students think through the bigger context of how corporations fit into a system that includes investors, customers, government, news media, and citizens—the whole ecosystem.”
The course, entitled ‘Is the Internet Broken?’ was offered for the first time in spring 2019. For more on the curriculum and its creators, read here.
Former Dean Rich Lyons Named New Campus Innovation Officer – Berkeley Haas News
UC Berkeley’s first-ever Chief Innovation and Entrepreneurship Officer (CIEO), former Dean Rich Lyons, will work to bring Berkeley Haas‘ research in these fields to fruition.
Rich Lyons, new lead of the Berkeley Haas Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship / Photo via /newsroom.haas.berkeley.edu
Lyons will lead the Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship in initiating partnerships and acquiring stakeholders to support start up and entrepreneurial efforts on campus. Lyons said of his appointment, “If together we can improve the transformation of Berkeley’s prodigious intellectual product, across the whole campus, into greater societal benefit, then we will have achieved a great deal.”
For eleven years, Lyons served as dean of Haas. He left the position in 2018 and will return after a sabbatical to teaching finance, along with beginning the transition to his new role. Learn more here.
MedTechBOOST Competition to Target Healthcare Challenges Using AI – University of Cambridge Judge Business School News
The Cambridge Judge Business School Entrepreneurship Center, along with corporate sponsors such as Johnson & Johnson and Astra Zeneca, will host a competition aiming to address issues of mental health and wellness in aging using artificial intelligence.
The participants will examine ways in which AI can be used to diagnose, predict, and treat patients. After developing these ideas, they will pitch them to potential investors and collaborators. “MedTechBOOST offers individuals and early-stage start-ups unprecedented access to the NHS and a roster of multinational businesses and investor networks, providing a life-changing experience for anyone pursuing a career in healthcare or AI,” says James Parton, one of the competition’s organizers.
Healthcare professionals, entrepreneurs, researchers, students, and early stage start-ups can apply to take part in MedTechBOOST.com by July 31.
“MedTechBOOST offers individuals and early-stage start-ups unprecedented access to the NHS and a roster of multinational businesses and investor networks, providing a life-changing experience for anyone pursuing a career in healthcare or AI,” says Bruno Cotta, Executive Director of Cambridge Judge Business School Entrepreneurship Center.
Learn more about MedTechBOOST and its participants here.
Newest Stanford MBA Deadlines Announced for 2019-20
The newest class of applicants to the next full-time MBA program at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business have some new deadlines to remember.
Stanford 2019-20 MBA Deadlines
Round One
Application Deadline: Sep. 12, 2019
Notification: Dec. 12, 2019
Round Two
Application Deadline: Jan. 9, 2020
Notification: April 2, 2020
Round Three
Application Deadline: April 8, 2020
Notification: May 21, 2020
Learn more about the Stanford GSB full-time MBA program here.
Stanford Reveals New MBA Deadlines
Class of 2021 MBA hopefuls: mark your calendars.
The Stanford Graduate School of Business has officially announced its newest MBA deadlines, beginning this fall and culminating in spring, 2019.
Round One
Deadline: September 18, 2018
Notification: December 13, 2018
Round Two
Deadline: January 10, 2019
Notification: March 28, 2019
Round Three
Deadline: April 3, 2019
Notification: May 16, 2019
Head over to the official Stanford GSB website for more application information.
