Studia @ Stanford: jak aplikować na Stanford University prezentacja
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Prezentujemy jak dostać się na studia licencjackie / magisterskie / PhD na Stanford University. Masz talent i osiągnięcia & chcesz aplikować na studia na Stanford University? 1. PRZEJRZYJ STRONY: http://www.stanford.edu/admission/ & http://www.stanford.edu/academics/ 2. PRZEJRZYJ PREZENTACJĘ ze spotkania na MIM UW ~ https://studianastanford.splashthat.com/
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- 2. My Story
- 3. Graduate school • Magister – MA / MS / MSc / MBA / LLM • Doktorat – PhD Undergraduate school • Licencjat – BA / BSc Other • Certyfikaty itp. – SCPD, Ignite, summer programs etc. Degrees / Programs
- 4. SCHOOLS 1. Business 2. Earth Sciences 3. EducaFon 4. Engineering 5. HumaniFes and Sciences 6. Law 7. Medicine Stanford’s culture, campus & proximity of the schools to one another support the mul$disciplinary research and teaching for which Stanford is well known. RESEARCH • 5,300 externally sponsored projects • $1.33 bln annual budget • 17 independent labs, centers &insFtutes • Stanford Linear Accelerator (SLAC) Schools & Research
- 6. • One of the leading research universiFes in the world, based in Silicon Valley near San Francisco, California • 2,118 faculty members, 21 Nobel laureates (current) • 16,000+ students • $21.4+ billion endowment fund h^p://facts.stanford.edu/ Facts
- 7. Students
- 8. Engineering
- 9. Degrees (MA / PhD) • ComputaFonal and MathemaFcal Engineering • Computer Science • Mechanical Engineering (ME) • Civil and Environmental Engineering • Materials Science and Engineering • Bioengineering • Management Sciences and Engineering (MS&E) • Chemical Engineering • Electrical Engineering (EE) • Energy Resources Engineering • Product Design (dschool) h^ps://gradadmissions.stanford.edu/programs?Ftle=engineering Engineering
- 10. • Interdisciplinary research • Second largest school at Stanford • What ma^ers in admissions: – Personal statement – RecommendaFon le^ers – 95-th percenFle quanFtaFve GRE – 110/120 or higher TOEFL score h^ps://engineering.stanford.edu/admissions Engineering
- 11. Engineering
- 12. Stanford GSB
- 13. • MBA • MSx • PhD • ExecuFve Ed & Summer programs • What ma^ers in admissions: you – the whole picture – Essays are the most important: be authen(c – GPA, GMAT, professional references, experience, achievements – all of it – Cultural fit ma^ers a lot – Do your research, only then engage with alumni/students/GSB Stanford GSB
- 15. • Economics (PhD: Economics Department or Stanford GSB) – What ma^ers in admissions: • Academics #1 + strength in math/stats • Excellent le^ers of reference (LORs) from your prof’s • Funding: PhD’s are prac(cally fully funded (as baically all PhDs @ Stanford University) • Interna(onal Policy Studies (MA) – Professional degree in policy: poliFcal econ, rule of law, security – What ma^ers in admissions: • Proven interest in policy/government – essays significant • LORs, grades, GRE etc… (standard) • Funding: special funding for interna(onal students (incl. Poland) • Public Policy (MA) joint degree: apply upon admission to another program Studiuj na Stanford
- 16. Law School
- 17. Law School • What ma^ers in Admissions: • What’s unique about you, your accomplishments (diversity factor) • SFck out from your peers • Strong recommendaFon le^ers from prof’s/business people • High LSAT score • Degrees: • Doctor of the Science of Law (JSD) • The Master of Legal Studies (MLS) • Corporate Governance & PracFce (LL.M.) • Environmental Law & Policy (LL.M.) • Law, Science & Technology (LL.M.) • InternaFonal Economic Law, Business & Policy (LL.M.)
- 18. Medical School
- 19. Undergraduate
- 20. • You determine what your degree will be during your undergraduate studies – “Student-degree fit” • What ma^ers in admissions: – all-round high academic performance with something extra/unique that sets you apart from others (exemplify your passion & achievements eg. high rank in professional tennis) – decision process is secreFve but the 3 crucial factors seem to be “the special something”, le^ers of recommendaFon & grades (transcript, SAT, IB, etc.) – everything is almost equally important & approach is very holis(c – slight weaknesses in one area can be outweighed by advantages in another – underlining your energy/passion/drive & diversity is relevant – be yourself & be honest Undergraduate
- 22. Stanford’s entrepreneurial ecosystem is rich and diverse, with deep Oes to Silicon Valley and regions around the world. As such, our university’s entrepreneurial acOvity is completely decentralized, flourishing through the work of students, faculty, and staff engaged in events and iniOaOves for the Stanford community. – Stanford InnovaFon Report 2012 • Founded here: Google, HP, Cisco, Instagram, Yahoo, Nike, Gap, NVIDIA etc. • Founded by alumni: PayPal, PalanFr, YouTube, Trulia, Charles Schwab etc. – Stanford Entrepreneurship Network (SEN) • 25+ university programs and student groups offering opportuniFes for the Stanford community to learn and explore various aspects of entrepreneurship. – What Stanford GSB Founders Look Like (Pejman Mar) • Typically 12 to 18% of Stanford GSB’s MBA class founds a company • $2.47 bln raised by 413 founders for 125 startups Entrepreneurship
- 23. Entrepreneurship – resources • STVP • Stanford GSB Center for Entrepreneurial Studies • Stanford BioDesign • StartX • TomKat InnovaFon (Energy) • Business AssociaFon of Stanford Engineering Students Entrepreneurship
- 24. Entrepreneurship-related degrees Degrees more focused on entrepreneurship • MBA/MSx • Management Sciences & Engineering (MS&E) – Great for souware / engineering students & grads 1-3 years out of school • Symbolic Systems – Computer science, philosophy, linguisFcs, • Summer programs @ Stanford GSB (eg. Ignite, Summer InsFtute for Entrepreneurship) HOWEVER: Stanford is the most interdisciplinary university - you’re exposed to ‘entrepreneurship’ just by being here Entrepreneurship
- 25. Entrepreneurship – courses Course examples – h^ps://www.gsb.stanford.edu/stanford-gsb-experience/academic/ entrepreneurship/management-courses – h^p://biodesign.stanford.edu/bdn/courses/biodesigncourses.jsp – h^p://stvp.stanford.edu/courses/ – h^p://explorecourses.stanford.edu/ - check out all courses here Entrepreneurship
- 26. Design – dschool
- 28. • Stanford has a bigger sport infrastructure for its students than anywhere in Central Europe • Scholarships for Athletes • “Second to none” combinaFon of academics and athleFcs with 36 varsity sports • London 2012 Olympics Stanford won 16 medals (12 gold), ie. Stanford would rank no. 6 in medal table AthleFcs
- 30. • ApplicaFon process is the same for all applicants regardless of ciFzenship/residence – UNDERGRADUATES - APPLY VIA UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS • SAT exams, grades, le^ers of recommendaFon (LOR), essays – GRADUATES - APPLY VIA YOUR DEPARTMENT • Grades, moFvaFon, LORs, essays, your experiences – everything ma^ers, but academic achievements ma^er the most for MS/MA/PhD • Admission deadlines: h^p://www.stanford.edu/admission/ – Business, Law & Medicine & academic departments all have separate admission procedures – Applica(on deadlines vary by program Admissions (#1 challenge)
- 31. Financial aid: h]p://financialaid.stanford.edu/ • Undergrads: only U.S. undergraduates are admi^ed on a need-blind basis. 70% receive tuiFon assistance. c. 85% of graduate students receive financial aid (!), incl. interna(onal students • Graduate study aid is based on availability of funds and academic merit Research & ask the department /school about below op(ons, ask prof’s about TA/RA posiFons (auer you’re admi^ed) – be proac(ve (!) • Scholarships & Fellowships • Student Loans • Teaching Assistant / Research Assistant (TA/RA) posiFons • Grants • Donors: research, outreach, network & work hard to find a donor (many great alumni out in the world & in/from Poland) Funding (#2 & NOT a challenge)
- 33. • Be authen(c – be yourself when wriFng your applicaFons. • Don’t bullshit. Don’t lie. It’s very easy to see & it will filter you out. • The whole applicaFon pack when applying is similar across schools, but each degree/department differs & seeks different things • Early on find a professor who can be your mentor / guide you & who cares (ie. has studied/done extensive research in the United States, understands UK/US higher educaFon, is supporFve) – if you’re talented & really can’t find one, reach out to alumni/students/ organizaFons (eg. Kings FoundaFon) to help RecommendaFons (2)
- 34. • Transcript (Suisse soluFon) – Provide info on the mean/median grades in your class in a ‘grade transcript annex’ to your own transcript • Licea: pedagog / wychowawca / administracja powinni sporządzić lub mieć takie dane • Uczelnia: administracja uczelni lub twój wydział powinni sporządzić lub mieć takie dane – Grades differ school-to-school, this helps inform Admissions about where you stand relaFve to your peers • University / school ranking – Provide addi(onal info in your applica(on on the ranking of your university / school in Poland + any explanatory addi(onal notes about your uni / school – This will help Admissions be informed about where you’re applying from RecommendaFons (3)
- 35. • Google J • The King’s FoundaFon • Team Poland FoundaFon • Fundacja Ivy Poland • Program “Studia dla Wybitnych” (program zacznie działać prawdopodobnie od 2017 r) – rządowy specjalny program stypendialny financujący studia na najlepszych światowych uczelniach • Fundacja na Rzecz Nauki Polskiej (dla naukowców) • Stanford Polish Student AssociaFon • Stanford Club of Poland • Inne (konkursy, etapy przygotowania na studia/rozwoju osobistego) – Droga na Harvard, ADAMED SmartUp, United World Colleges, Edukacyjna Fundacja im. prof. Romana Czerneckiego, Stow. Szkoła Liderów, Polish-American Freedom FoundaFon, Polsko- Amerykańska Akademia Liderów, etc.. Resources – applying from Poland
- 36. • PM Ignacy Paderewski - President Herbert Hoover - Gen. Józef Piłsudski close friendship & work for Poland post-WWI • Largest Archives of original documents of Poland’s modern history located outside of Poland are held at the Hoover InsFtuFon at Stanford • Hoover InsFtuFon visitors/residents: prof. Leszek Balcerowicz – VisiFng Fellow, Jan Paweł II, Lech Wałęsa, Aleksander Kwaśniewski • Stanford alumni - (in)famous businessmen, scienFsts, journalists eg. Jan Lubowski, prof. Stanley Wójcicki, Luis Amaral, Tomasz Domogała • Stow. Polskich Studentów @ Stanford: Stanford Polish Student AssociaFon • Stow. Absolwentów Stanford w Polsce: Stanford Club of Poland 4fun: Stanford & Poland