Stanford Graduate School of Business at Stanford University

History

As Stanford’s Graduate School of Business and School of Engineering mark their mutual centennials this year, each is celebrating more than their simultaneous 1925 launches.

Over their shared history, the two schools have been variously linked through their values, programs, and people.

Education

The Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA is one of the world’s most selective management programs, offering a rigorous curriculum focused on leadership, innovation, and real-world problem-solving.

Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA requirements include strong academics, professional experience, and submission of GMAT or GRE scores, although no official minimum Stanford Graduate School of Business GMAT score is stated publicly. Stanford GSB does not offer a dedicated online MBA, but provides flexible executive-level learning options.

Details regarding Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA cost are available through Stanford University’s official admissions and financial aid pages.

Research

Stanford Graduate School of Business research stands at the forefront of business scholarship, with faculty producing influential studies in leadership, entrepreneurship, finance, social impact, and innovation. GSB leverages its proximity to Silicon Valley and global networks to ensure research remains relevant and practice-driven. Students benefit from this environment through exposure to cutting-edge insights that shape both academic thought and real-world business practice.

Career

Stanford GSB provides extensive career support that helps students achieve strong MBA career outcomes across fields such as consulting, technology, finance, and entrepreneurship. Coaching, employer connections, and hands-on learning prepare graduates for high-impact roles worldwide.

A powerful global network of Stanford Graduate School of Business alumni in business offers mentorship, industry insights, and leadership opportunities, supporting students long after graduation.

Student services

Student support services at Stanford Graduate School of Business are provided through internal administrative teams and university resources. Details about specific offices and contacts are available to enrolled students through Stanford GSB’s internal platforms.

Housing services

Stanford Graduate School of Business offers a wide range of housing options designed to integrate learning with living. Most MBA, MSx, and PhD students live on campus, joining a close-knit community from day one.

Housing choices include Stanford GSB Residences for single students, family-friendly Escondido Village, Munger Graduate Residences, Lyman Graduate Residences, Liliore Green Rains Housing, and subsidized off-campus apartments in nearby cities.

Students who prefer to live off campus can access support through Stanford’s Community Housing Services.

Library services

The Stanford GSB library, located in the Knight Management Center, gives students access to Stanford’s extensive network of world-class libraries. These offer multimedia resources, quiet study spaces, technology services, and expert staff support, ensuring a strong research and learning environment.

ICT services

Our highly connected lifestyle demands exceptional technology servicesopen in new window, and you’ll find them here. Stanford IT offers equipment, support, and resources that help ensure you’re always in touch and online — securely.

Campus life

Stanford GSB is located in the Knight Management Center on Stanford’s main campus, offering a modern, open, and collaborative environment in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Sports facilities

We encourage a healthy, active lifestyle for all Stanford GSB students. You’ll enjoy access to a wide range of the university’s exceptional fitness facilities and programs open in new window.

Whether you prefer a daily swim, a heavy-duty weight training session, or a group yoga class, it’s all within reach.

Student clubs

As a Stanford GSB student, you are part of the greater Stanford University student body.

That means you can participate in all extra-curricular programs, organizations, performances, and forums available that make your life as a Stanford student richer.