Tag Archives: Stanford GSB

June 14, 2019

Stay On Track with SBC’s Top Ten Blog Posts-June 2019 Edition

Wondering which blog posts this year’s crop of MBA applicants visit the most on the Stacy Blackman Consulting site? We were, too! Thanks to modern technology—AKA Google analytics—you now have the news you need right … →

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May 6, 2019

Face Off: Stanford GSB vs Berkeley Haas

The school selection process for MBA applicants can seem overwhelming. With so many great business schools, how do you decide which one is right for you? In SBC’s new blog series Face Off, we tease out … →

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March 29, 2019

Don’t Overlook School Culture When Creating an MBA Shortlist

Now is the time when many potential MBA applicants are neck-deep in the school research phase of the admissions process. When choosing which business schools make your Top Five list, what matters most? Do you … →

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March 22, 2019

Do This When You Visit the Campus of Your Target B-Schools

You wouldn’t buy a house you hadn’t seen in person first, would you? The average total cost of an MBA education at the most elite business schools has crept upwards of $200,000. Therefore, it makes good sense to … →

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March 15, 2019

US News 2020 Ranking of Top B-Schools

U.S. News & World Report has announced its ranking of the 2020 Best Graduate Schools, and in the business school category, the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School takes the sole No. 1 spot for full-time MBA programs for the very … →

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March 14, 2019

Is MBA Admissions Fraud-Free?

This week, the FBI indicted 50 individuals—including celebrities, CEOs, college coaches, and test administrators—in a massive college admissions fraud scheme. By all accounts, this is most egregious cheating scandal in the history of higher education. It’s … →

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