【名校PK】哈佛商学院VS史丹福研商院

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以下内容出自米国著名商业机构Stacy Blackman Consulting(亦可理解为九八佬）
In terms of prestige and status, you can’t do better than to win the coveted MBA letters from either Stanford or Harvard. So it’s not surprising that a large number of people who apply to Stanford also apply to Harvard and vice versa. When Harvard gets turned down by applicants it accepts (about 9.2% of those who gain an offer), more often than not the applicants go west to Stanford, which accepts only 8.9% of those who apply for admission.  The same is true when Stanford’s Graduate School of Business (GSB) is passed over by accepted applicants. They inevitably head for Harvard Business School (HBS).

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There will always be the persistent stereotypes about these powerhouse schools, that Stanford has historically been the place for those who want to do tech or entrepreneurship and Harvard is the place for those who want to climb a more traditional corporate ladder to the top of a Fortune 500 company.
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Times have changed everything including aspects of these two superstar programs. There are actually some similarities between the two programs. One of the senior consultants on my Stacy Blackman Consulting team shared, “HBS and GSB are now largely looking for similar sorts of people – those that can make a big difference, whether in large or entrepreneurial settings, with a focus on capitalism but not forgetting compassion, at least from a longer-term perspective.”  The two schools’ cultures may continue to meld; for example, the current HBS Dean Srikant Datar brings to his role two masters and a doctoral degree from Stanford University.