Stanford Graduate School of Business’s April 6th round three application deadline is fast approaching, and a recent post on the Stanford GSB MBA blog provides prospective applicants with important resources to help complete the application process.
Among the resources the GSB offers is a test scores calculator, which quickly tells you if your GMAT-GRE or TOEFL-IELTS-PTE exam scores are still valid for the round in which you are hoping to apply. Just select a round and enter the date you took the exam, and the simple tool will quickly calculate whether your scores are valid.
For questions about how to prepare for the essays or choose a recommender, Admissions Officer Rita Winkler advises consulting the Stanford GSB Admissions page. Beyond standard application requirements and class profile information, here you’ll also find specific pages devoted to the essay questions and letters of recommendation, as well as video clips of students from the Class of 2008 providing their own application tips.
If, after consulting the various resources on the GSB admissions website, you still have questions, Winkler invites you to contact the admissions office directly. For contact information, click here.
Best of luck in the third round, and don’t forget the Clear Admit Wiki as an additional resource where you can learn from the experiences of fellow applicants and share your own.
Read the full article: Stanford Graduate School of Business Provides Advice for Prospective Round Three Applicants