What programs is Stanford known for?
Some of the most popular majors include computer and information sciences, engineering, social sciences, and interdisciplinary studies. In addition, Stanford is home to 18 interdisciplinary institutes, which allow students to combine different areas of study to form their own unique programs.
What makes Stanford different?
The best thing about Stanford is the positive atmosphere. The campus is beautiful, the people are encouraging, and the vibe is incredible. Though the pace may be quick due to the quarter system, the classes and the school itself provides a positive challenge that keep the students motivated and on their toes.
What classes can I take at Stanford outside of Stanford GSB?
You can take Stanford courses outside Stanford GSB and apply approximately 12 class units toward your MBA degree. You also can apply these units toward a second graduate degree or pursue specific experience and knowledge in areas such as: Arts. Computer science. Design. Education. Energy. Foreign language.
How many classes can I take at Stanford for an MBA?
You may take Stanford courses outside Stanford GSB and apply approximately twelve class units toward your MBA degree. You may also apply these units toward a second graduate degree or pursue specific experience and knowledge in areas such as:
What is the global experience at Stanford GSB?
The Global Experiences portfolio at Stanford GSB offers various exciting programs for students to explore and engage in worldwide issues in order to fully appreciate the complexities involved in global management. MBA students are required to participate in and complete one Global Experience to fulfill the Global Experience Requirement (GER).
What is the most engaging class you have taken at Stanford?
ARTHIST 1B: Taught by Professor Nemerov, this is the most engaging class I’ve taken at Stanford. Every class ends with applause if that indicates anything to you. It’s only taught in the fall unfortunately but if you have the opportunity to take a different class taught by Nemerov I recommend it.