LaTonia G. Karr to join Stanford Board of Trustees
LaTonia G. Karr ’92, a San Francisco-based social worker, has been elected as the newest member of the Stanford Board of Trustees. She will assume her five-year term on Feb. 1.
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Stanford MBA becomes most expensive in the world
Two years at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business (GSB) is estimated to cost at more than $185,000, an 11 percent jump from only two years ago.
GSB, Law School top rankings
Stanford’s Graduate School of Business (GSB) and the Stanford Law School (SLS) continue to excel in the U.S. News and World Report’s (USNWR) rankings. The GSB tied with Harvard University for first place among business schools in the publication’s 2013 rankings, while the Law School was ranked second in the nation.
GSB tops MBA rankings
The Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) has topped the Financial Times’ (FT) Global MBA rankings for the first time.
Applications to GSB dip 8.13 percent
Application numbers decreased this year for most of the top business schools in the country, including Stanford’s Graduate School of Business (GSB), which saw its application volume decrease by 8.13 percent during the most recent application cycle.
At Stanford, future MBA students still seeking real-world experience after graduation
Despite a growing number of students nationwide who are hoping to avoid a tough job market by applying directly to business school, many at Stanford are still opting for a more winding path.