Stanford MSx | What Makes Stanford’s 1 Year MBA So Special?

And how to you get in to Stanford MSx?
It’s time to learn about Stanford’s unique one year program, but how is it different to a regular MBA or an executive MBA? Angela Guido is joined again by Vijay to talk about Stanford MSx’s curriculum, class profile and how to approach the Stanford MSx application.
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[@CareerProtocol]

How many times have you been at a party with a hostage negotiator, high school principal, Boeing executive and Kim Kardashian's lawyer?

[@rohanaanand]

i absolutely love MBA Mondays with Angela. I am one of Angela’s students from GMAT prep days, and she helped me get into my first choice MBA program. She is so positive, and the information included in here is so key for all types of potential MBA candidates. and +1 to the “YASS QUEEN!” artwork in the back. awesome video, guys.

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Heyyyyyyy Rohan!!!!! SO NICE TO SEE YOUR FACE In our comments!!!! It's been soooooooo long!! You were in one of my last GMAT classes before I stopped teaching. THANKS so much for the shout out!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@abhineetkanodia5891]

Thank you Vijay.

[@vijayraghunathan2091]

Angela's positive energy is contagious. She brings out the best in people with simple yet powerful techniques. And I am grateful for this opportunity to both work with her and share my Stanford experience on this platform to benefit other aspiring candidates.

[@CareerProtocol]

Awwww. Love you, Vijay!!!!

[@Alibaevs]

Loved that! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@zetsui0411]

Good honest overview by him, appreciate it

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Graduated on 6/24/2003. Thanks

[@francisa6036]

Just one thing that I feel is important to communicate…The degree awarded after MSx is a masters in management NOT a MBA

[@CareerProtocol]

Very true. But we tend to think this is a distinction without a difference. Nobody every looked at an MsX alum's resume and said... "Wait, you graduated from Stanford's elite Graduate School of Business with a Masters in Management, but you don't have a BA after than M, so you suck." The degree confers the same brand value, same status, and same elite network and opportunity set that an MBA does. It's just designed for people at a very different stage of their career. Hiring managers know it is more akin to an Executive MBA, which is all that really matters if you're considering applying to this program.