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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.
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Keeping in mind the difficulty students may face while preparing for and accessing admission testing worldwide, it has been decided by Stanford University that international undergraduate students applying for admission to Stanford University from Fall 2023 can take admission without SAT / ACT scores (Test Optional). Meaning, the decision to submit the scores will now be in the hands of the applicants as the university will review applications with or without standardized test scores.
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The Stanford University Fees for international students would entirely depend on your preferred course. You can check out the Stanford University fess and courses on our website.
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Students are required to submit a common application online. Submit an application fee in order to submit the form. Documents required to submit with the application form are standardized test scores (if applicable), school report form and counselor letter of recommendation, official transcripts on academic results, letter of recommendation from two teachers, etc.
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Stanford University ranking is #3 in the national universities category in the 2022-23 edition of best colleges by U.S. News & World Report. The universities in the U.S. News are ranked according to their performance across widely accepted indicators of excellence. These indicators are expert opinion, outcomes, faculty resources, student excellence, financial resources, etc.
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Both universities are two of the best and most competitive universities in the United States. Both the universities stand ready to fund student endeavors with huge monetary endowments – around $37 billion for Stanford University and $42 billion at Harvard University. In order to decide in which university you have to take admission, decide which programs are best suited as per your academic goals. Harvard University and Stanford University rankings in major world university rankings are always very close to each other every year. Candidates can check out the university comparison between Stanford vs Harvard on our websi
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Stanford University is not technically part of the Ivy League schools, but the university tends to enjoy a similar reputation and social status among students. Standford University rankings are at par or even better than some Ivy League schools. Candidates can know all about Ivy League universities on our website.
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Harvard:
Application: You can apply to Harvard through the Common Application, Universal College Application, or Coalition Application. Requirements: You will need to submit transcripts, test scores SAT or ACT and 2 SAT Subject Tests recommended), essays, letters of recommendation, and an application fee or fee waiver request. Additional materials: Some programs at Harvard may require additional mate
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1. Academic requirement: You must have completed a Bachelor's degree equivalent to a U. S. graduation degree.
2. English test: You received an overall band score of 7 out of a total of 9 on the IELTS test. If you have given PTE you must get at least 68 out of 90. The minimum requirement for a TOEFL score is 100 out of 120.
3. GMAT and GRE There is no specific cutoff mentioned,
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