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ALL RIGHTS RESERVED [www.FortunaAdmissions.com](www.FortunaAdmissions.com)  \nFORTUNA ADMISSIONS Stanford GSB Deep Dive Analysis – MBA Class of 2020  \nAs with every other leading business school, Stanford GSB publishes an annual Class Profile with basic details about the incoming class. This high-level summary explains that the MBA Class of 2020 welcomed 419 students from around the world coming from 306 organizations and 63 countries. Among the published data:  \n• 48% of the class had studied Humanities and Social Sciences with Engineering , Math, and Social Sciences accounting for another 34% and Business majors making up a further 18% .  \n• Professionally, Stanford reports that admits from Financial Services made up 21% of the class spread across Private Equity Venture Capital and Investment Management.  \n• Consulting provided 19% followed by Technology at 15% and Government and Education a further  \n10% .  \nBut that is it. No details on which colleges they came from or exactly what they studied and no specifics on who they worked for in what role or how many changed employer or sector before joining the Stanford MBA.  \nThe Fortuna Admissions team has worked with many successful admits to the GSB and we witness first-hand the academic trajectory and professional path that applicants have taken. So, we thought it would be worthwhile to identify as many profiles in the MBA Class of 2020 to better understand the diversity of experience that Stanford attracts every year and the colleges and companies that led to a place in Palo Alto.  \nIn this Deep Dive Analysis, you will find the profiles for 352 of the 419 students in the MBA Class of 2020.  \n• Representing over 85% of the pool, this is the most detailed analysis of a Stanford MBA class ever published.  \n• Among 145 academic institutions in the US and the rest of the world, we’ve calculated the top feeder colleges and most popular degrees/majors.  \n• We’ve also identified many hundreds of full-time positions that Stanford admits pursued prior to starting the MBA, with a comparison of the best-represented employers and most popular job titles.  \nAs we emphasize in our Fortuna blog, the Stanford MBA Admissions Team is looking for academic and professional excellence, but also to assess the positive impact you have had – at school, at work orin the community. They want to find out who you are, not simply what you’ve done. So, beyond the Ivy League, MBB, Goldman and Google, the application is the opportunity to share your story and explain what matters most to you.  \nFor every admit who did undergrad at Yale, Brown or Cornell there were others from Harvard , Stanford and Yale that did not make the cut. And though many have McKinsey, BCG , Goldman, and Carlyle on their resume, plenty of strategy consultants, investment bankers and PE analysts failed to stand out.  \nWhat also matters is your personal story – the choices you have made, the challenges you have overcome, the difference you want to make, the person you are. To put the data into context, pages 21-23 feature insider tips from our team of over 35 former Directors and Associate Directors from 13 of the world’s top 15 business schools.  \nWe hope you find this deep dive into the Stanford MBA Class of 2020 insightful and inspiring. Feel free to reach out to the Fortuna Admissions team to assess your own chances of admissions success.  \nCOPYRIGHT © 2019-FORTUNA ADMISSIONS LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED [www.FortunaAdmissions.com](www.FortunaAdmissions.com)  \nFORTUNA ADMISSIONS Feeder Colleges – Stanford MBA Class of 2020  \n53% of the Class came from these 19 undergraduate institutions  \nFINDINGS:  \n• Almost 1 in 5 Stanford GSB admits did their undergraduate at Harvard, Stanford or Yale.  \n• The top 19 undergrad institutions – all US schools except Chile’s Pontificia UC-have between 5 and","cbCaiaEvslIs2QN4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaEvslIs2QN4","pdf",3143567,22,"English","# Stanford GSB Class Profile Overview\n## Class Composition and Academic Background\n## Professional Background and Industries\n# Deep Dive Analysis Scope\n## Profiles Covered (352 of 419)\n## Academic Institutions and Degrees\n## Employers and Job Titles","[{\"question\":\"What does Stanford GSB provide as baseline information for the MBA Class of 2020, according to the text?\",\"answer\":\"Stanford GSB publishes an annual Class Profile with high-level details about the incoming class, including size, organizations, and broad academic and professional breakdowns.\"},{\"question\":\"What additional analysis does Fortuna Admissions add for the MBA Class of 2020?\",\"answer\":\"Fortuna Admissions compiles detailed profiles for 352 of 419 students, calculating top feeder colleges, popular degrees/majors, and comparing employers and job titles prior to starting the MBA.\"},{\"question\":\"Which undergraduate institutions are highlighted as leading feeder sources?\",\"answer\":\"The text states that 19 undergraduate institutions account for 53% of the class, with Harvard, Stanford, and Yale collectively representing nearly 1 in 5 admits, and UC Berkeley leading California schools after Stanford.\"}]","Fortuna Admissions - Stanford GSB Deep Dive Analysis - MBA Class of 2020 | PDF",1790212297,8]