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Admission Procedure
(Harvard Business School)
Admission
Procedure
## Complete a four-year undergraduate program at an accredited
U.S. college or its equivalent in another country.
## Submit the complete HBS application portfolio, including personal essays,
academic transcripts,
and three letters of recommendation. All applications must be submitted online.
## Provide your scores from the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT).
## Candidates from non-English-speaking countries are required to take the Test
of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), unless they received their bachelor?s
degree from an English medium university. Scores more than two years old will
not be accepted.
## approximately 70 percent of HBS students receive financial aid.
## The average TOEFL score for admitted applicants is 281.
## Each year, the application process is conducted in three rounds.
Admission Procedure
(Stanford University)
Stanford students are accepted based on a comprehensive review of their
qualifications instead of minimum performance standards. Stanford University
says:
We do not have minimum GPA requirements
We do not have minimum GMAT scores
We do not require a minimum level of work experience
We do not have preferred fields of study or work
experience
Kellogg's Statistics 2006
Total Number of Applicants 4526
Two-Year MBA and MMM Applicants 4093
Number of interviews
With alumni 2045
With staff or student counselor 1072
Enrolled Students
Total 660
Two-Year MBA 506
One-Year MBA 72
Masters of Management and Manufacturing 60
JD-MBA 20
MD-MBA 2
GMAT Score
UP TO 640 650-690 700-740 750-800
Enrolled Students 9% 29% 45% 17%
Total Applicants 16% 25% 44% 15%
Average Score 703
Duke University (Fuqua school
of Business) Statistics (class 2005)
Class Size 405
Average age at entry 28
Entering with work experience 99%
Average years of work experience 5
Mean GMAT score 704
80% Range of GMAT score 650-760
Average undergraduate GPA 3.39
80% Range of undergraduate GPA 2.9-3.8
Married/Engaged 29%
Women 30%
Minorities 20%
International (by citizenship) 34%
MIT Sloan
Statistics (class 2005)
People in the class: 402 (including 48 LFM students)
Women: 26 percent
International: 32 percent
U.S. minority: 25 percent
Median GMAT: 710
Median UGPA: 3.50
Average full-time work experience: 5.3 years
Range of full-time work experience: 1-16 years
Average age of students: 28 years
Age range of students: 20-39 years
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