Stanford University

The most popular majors at Stanford University include: Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services; Engineering; Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies; Social Sciences; Mathematics and Statistics; Physical Sciences; Engineering/Engineering-Related Technologies/Technicians; Biological and Biomedical Sciences.

The Career Management Center support at Stanford Graduate School of Business includes one-on-one career advising, interactive workshops, facilitated peer group conversations. The support also includes access to the alumni network of Stanford GSB. The CMC also works closely with the employers as they develop recruiting strategies to recognize students who are going to become leaders driving innovation and impact in their organizations.

The job functions for MBA graduates of Stanford University includes Consulting, Finance, General Management, Marketing / Sales. In the Consulting sector, the job functions included Management Consulting and Operations / Implementation, in the finance function, the graduates went for the functions like private equity, venture capitalist, investment / portfolio management, etc. In the Marketing / Sales functions, the graduates went for functions like Business Development, Product Manager, Marketing / Brand / Growth Manager, etc.

In 2022, 96% of graduates received job offers by 3 months post-graduation. Around 84% of graduates accepted the job offer. Some of the industries where the MBA graduates were placed were Consulting, Healthcare, Finance, Healthcare, Technology, etc. If we talk about the locations where the graduates went after being employed then this includes Asia, Africa, Europe, North America.

Stanford Graduate School of Business is one of the top-ranked MBA programs in the U.S., and it also produces some of the top-paid graduates. In 2021, the median base salary was $158,400 and the signing bonus was $30,000.