MBA News from the Bay Area: Haas, Stanford
The two most prominent business schools in the San Francisco Bay Area, Haas and Stanford, both had "news" yesterday that MBA applicants should know about:
- Strengthening the general management framework at Haas.
- More leadership training, specifically at the beginning of the program.
- An expanded international component.
- A new experiential learning initiative for the second half of the program.
- BusinessWeek interviewed Stanford's Director of Admissions Derrick Bolton. The interview is worth reading, but I thought his answer when asked about Stanford's culture is most revealing:
"You really do get a feel for Stanford when you're walking around the campus, but I'm not nearly eloquent enough to put that into words. I think a key factor is that it is an other-oriented community; people really do look out for each other. Students look out for classmates to ensure that classmates are succeeding academically and professionally. Our faculty looks out for each other and for students as well. It's that kind of culture."
Posted on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 11:00AM
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Linda Abraham
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