Stanford GSB students have the privilege of earning their MBA from the top business school in the country. The first year curriculum covers General Management Perspectives and General Management Foundations, while the second year focuses on fortifying business foundations and deepening knowledge through electives and seminars. Admission requirements include an undergraduate degree, valid GMAT/GRE results, transcripts, résumé and letters of reference or recommendation.
The Harvard MBA curriculum has two stages of complementary academic experience. The first year establishes the foundation in all the integral aspects of business such as finance, negotiation and strategy, while the second year is elective-based. Their program involves a more concentrated plan, allowing students to work toward a specific business specialization. Admission requirements include an undergraduate degree, valid GMAT/GRE results, and a completed online application.
MIT Sloan's MBA curriculum has the same program organization as Harvard. The first year builds the core knowledge and foundation in business fundamentals, while the second year gives students the freedom to construct a personalized study course. Applicants need to submit a résumé, cover letter, essays, transcript, test scores, and letters of recommendation.
Wharton's MBA Program also follows a curriculum structure that focuses on foundation learning involving broad management skills. The second year concentrates on functional specializations with the students having the choice of 18 major subjects and almost 200 electives. Application requirements include background information, essays, transcript, letters of recommendation, valid GMAT/GRE results, an interview and a résumé.