חיבורי הרשמה שפורסמו עד כה לתוכניות ה-MBA המובילות בעולם 

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Short Answer Question

In this section, we provide an optional opportunity for you to discuss some of your contributions more fully.
What do we mean by "optional"? We mean you have the opportunity to choose. In evaluating your application, we want to know about who you are and how you think Stanford will help you achieve your aspirations. We are also interested in learning about the things you have done that are most meaningful to you. If you feel that you've already addressed these questions well in other areas of the application, congratulations, you're done!

If you would like to discuss your contributions more fully, this section is the place to do so. Perhaps you would like to expand upon a bullet item from your resume and tell us more about the “how” or “why” behind the “what.” Or maybe you have had a significant impact outside of work in a way that doesn’t fit neatly in another part of the application. You are welcome to share up to three examples (up to 1,200 characters, or approximately 200 words, for each example).
We believe that leadership comes through in different shapes and forms and look for examples of when you have taken initiative, persisted through challenges, engaged others in your efforts, or supported those around you.

Think about a time in the last five years when you've created a significant impact, whether in professional, extracurricular, civic, or academic settings. What was the situation, what did you do, and what was the impact? (textbox, 1200 characters)[] Check here to add another example

Essays

We request that you write two personal essays.
In each essay, we want to hear your genuine voice. Think carefully about your values, passions, aims, and dreams. There is no "right answer" to these questions—the best answer is the one that is truest for you.
Be sure to save a copy of your essays. Visit our website for additional guidance on writing your essays.

Essay 1 –
What matters most to you, and why? (650 words) *

For this essay, we would like you to reflect deeply and write from the heart. Once you've identified what matters most to you, help us understand why. You might consider, for example, what makes this so important to you? What people, insights, or experiences have shaped your perspectives? (textbox, 650 words)

Essay 2 –
Why Stanford for you? (350 words) *

Describe your aspirations and how your Stanford GSB experience will help you realize them. (textbox, 350 words)

Editing Your Essays

Begin work on the essays early to give yourself time to reflect, write, and edit.

Our advice: Ask your friends or family members for feedback, including whether the tone and voice sound true to you. If the people closest to you feel the essays capture your personality, beliefs, and aspirations, it is likely they will highlight what makes you distinctively you.

Feedback vs. Coaching

There is a big difference between “feedback” and “coaching.” You cross that line when any part of the application (excluding the letters of recommendation) ceases to be exclusively yours in either thought or word.

Appropriate feedback occurs when others review your completed application — perhaps once or twice — and apprise you of omissions, errors, or inaccuracies that you later correct or address. After editing is complete, your thoughts, voice, and style remain intact.
Inappropriate coaching occurs when you allow others to craft any part of your application for you and, as a result, your application or self-presentation is not authentic.

It is improper and a violation of the terms of this application process to have another person or tool write your essays. Such behavior will result in denial of your application or revocation of your admission.

Additional Information

We are deliberate in the questions we ask. We believe that we get to know you well through all of the elements of your application. Complete this section only if you have critical information you could not convey elsewhere on your application (e.g., extenuating circumstances affecting academic or work performance). This section should not be used as an additional essay. (textbox, 1200 characters)

Personal information

• We know that each person is more than a list of facts or predefined categories. With this space, we provide you with an optional opportunity to elaborate on how your life experiences have helped shape how you see the world. (textbox, 800 characters)

Education

• Awards and honors – for each, Basis of Selection (textbox, 500 characters)
• If you have completed or are in the process of completing any additional coursework not shown on your transcripts (e.g., professional certifications, MBA prep classes, English enrichment classes, etc.), provide relevant information here. (textbox, 320 characters)

Activities and Interests

• For each, Description of activity/interest and your role, impact, or contribution (textbox, 320 characters)
• Awards and honors – for each, Basis of Selection (textbox, 500 characters)

Professional Experience

• List any significant professional awards, honors, or recognitions you have received. In the Basis of Selection field, explain the award criteria, how often the award is given, who selected the recipients, and the number applied and selected, if this information is available. For each, Basis of Selection (textbox, 500 characters)
• Post-GSB Aspirations – Briefly share your short- and long-term professional aspirations after graduating from Stanford GSB. (textbox, 100 words)