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Events of Particular Interest To Women

At the Stanford Graduate School of Business, we look for diversity in the broadest possible terms, encompassing (but not limited to) educational and professional backgrounds, personal experiences and goals, culture, socioeconomic status, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and nationality.

Information Sessions

We offer information sessions that address the specific interests of women who are considering the Stanford MBA Program. Prospective candidates can learn more about the Stanford GSB from the perspective of women and minority MBA alumni.

These sessions are open, however, to all candidates—regardless of background or gender.


icon This icon denotes info sessions addressing the specific interests of women. Sessions are open to all candidates, regardless of background.

 

XX Factor: Women Changing the World

Sponsored by the Stanford MBA Admissions Office, the Women in Management club, and the alumnae Women’s Initiative Network, this event is geared towards women who are considering applying to business school.

XX Factor: Women Changing the World provides an opportunity for women to learn more about the Stanford GSB. Any prospective student is welcome to participate.

During the conference you will learn

  • Who attends business school and why?
    • Whether you are still in school, hoping to change careers, or trying to get your career on the fast track, attending a full-time program is an option to consider.
  • Why experiential learning is transformational
    • In addition to acquiring fundamental business concepts at the Stanford GSB, you will be immersed in an environment that challenges you to expand your capabilities and develop as a leader.
    • The GSB stands out for its commitment to global learning, social innovation, and holistic approach to education.
  • What kind of opportunities are available for MBA graduates?
    • Anything is possible!
  • The event also includes:
    • MBA class immersion experience taught by Graduate School of Business faculty
    • Panels and informal gatherings with students and alumnae
    • MBA Program overview, application requirements, financial aid, career opportunities, and other information to help you determine if business school fits your needs.
Event and application schedule for 2010 will be posted later this year.