How to Get Into Stanford GSB: Tips from a Former Admissions Interviewer

This Fortuna video features Judith Silverman Hodara, former head of Wharton Admissions and Tatiana Nemo, Stanford GSB alumna and former MBA Interviewer.
Stanford GSB is understandably a dream school for many MBA hopefuls. If it's yours, you'll want to listen in as our GSB expert, Tatiana Nemo, discusses the ins and outs of building an application that suits Stanford's requirements.
If you would like to talk more about your MBA application, please set up a time to connect for a free consultation: www.fortunaadmissions.com/free-consultation

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