[Eagle of Liberty]

Where are all the 99%ers crying about Big College’s Windfall Profits?!

[muir_redwoods]

I have an MBA I’m no longer using. Is there any way I can sell it on eBay I wonder? I’ll throw in a BA to sweeten the deal if that helps.

[Scoutmaster]

Charge as much as you like, Stanford.

You still aren't a Well-Known Eastern Business School.

[Fresh Wind]

Stanford’s endowment, as of August 2012, is $17 billion, doubly subsidized by the US taxpayer (tax deductible for donors, tax free income on that money for Stanford).

[KarlInOhio]

This year, Stanford is telling applicants that estimated cost of its two-year, full-time MBA program is a whopping $185,054,

It wouldn't cost much more than that to hire a PhD in business to be my full time, 40 hour per week personal tutor. Is there any justification for a price that high other than getting contacts with other people in your class for the future?

[dickmc]

Those costs are totally insane. What ever happened to employer paid tuition for night programs at reasonably good universities??

After a Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering at Case Institute of Technology, I was offered a partial scholarship to Stanford for an MBA in the early 60’s but decided to go to work instead and start earning some money.

Got a job with a gas utility company who paid for my tuition at a three year night program for a Masters of Engineering Administration Degree at Case Institute of Technology, which is pretty well regarded.

Didn’t cost me a dime and I have never regretted not going to Stanford other than not living in California during the 60’s for a couple of years.

[dfwgator]

What percentage are students who are subsidized by their government?

More than 33% of Stanford MBA faculty and 40% of students were born outside the United States, and 20% of our alumni work outside the United States.