Thursday, July 1, 2021

The Four Things You Must Prove to Get Accepted to Stanford GSB

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The harsh reality is that more than 90% of applicants to Stanford will be rejected.

Among those rejections are no doubt scores of very accomplished and talented applicants. Yet  the numbers simply are what they are—very few applicants will be admitted. 

To position yourself to have the best chance of being in that elite group, you’ve got to absolutely nail your application. A submission that is simply average, undistinguished or one-size-fits-all will effectively ensure that you get passed over.

Our upcoming masterclass, Get Accepted to Stanford GSB, is designed to boost your chances to beat those tough odds.

The session will be hosted by our founder and CEO, Linda Abraham, a highly respected admissions pro with more than 25 years of experience helping applicants overcome seemingly insurmountable admissions challenges. In this hour, Linda will outline the four key principles (and more!) that your application must include if you want to prove that you belong at Stanford GSB.  

Join us on Wednesday, July 7th to take advantage of Linda’s expert guidance — free of charge.  We’re offering one session at 10am PT/1pm ET and another at 5pm PT/8pm ET. Seats are filling up quickly for both, so hurry and grab your spot today!

Register for the masterclass:


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