Stanford's Graduate School of Business: A Launchpad for Success

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Stanford University's Graduate School of Business (GSB) is known for its selective MBA program and successful alumni. Rishi Sunak, a GSB alumnus, became Britain's prime minister in 2020. The GSB prides itself on offering a program that raises students' aspirations and prepares them for corporate stardom.

Stanford University's Graduate School of Business ( GSB ) is known for its selective MBA program and successful alumni. Rishi Sunak , a GSB alumnus, became Britain's prime minister in 2020. The GSB prides itself on offering a program that raises students' aspirations and prepares them for corporate stardom . With a class size of 420 students, the GSB represents just 6% of applicants, compared to Harvard Business School's 10%.

Many GSB graduates, such as Mukesh Ambani and Mary Barra, have gone on to achieve great success in the corporate world

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