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The MS in Education Data Science degree programme is offered by Stanford University's Stanford Graduate School of Education. This programme lasts for two years. The tuition fee to pursue this programme is $42300 (INR 35,66,088). In addition, prospective students must pay a $125 non-refundable application fee.

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The application fee charged by Stanford for its Master of Science in Education Data Science programme is $125 (INR 10,561). The application fee is paid at the time of submission and is not refundable. 

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Most Stanford Computer Science graduates find employment in various high-demand sectors, primarily within the technology industry. Top IT corporations and startups greatly value Stanford computer Science graduates, many of whom find high-paying jobs right out of school. Top companies joined by MS CS grads are Bain and Company, Boston Consulting, Tesla, Disney, Uber, McKinsey and Company and Microsoft. Taking advantage of Stanford's entrepreneurial culture, many Stanford CS alumni also create their own businesses. According to reports, the average starting salary for a Stanford CS graduate can range from $90,000 to $150,000. 

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No, prior programming expertise is not required to study computer Science in Stanford. Many programs are designed to accommodate beginners and often start with introductory courses that teach foundational programming concepts. Nonetheless, it can be helpful to have some knowledge of programming languages or principles, as this could help you understand more complicated subjects later on.

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Stanford's CS programme is considered one of the best in the world for the following reasons-Stanford is accessible to a wide spectrum of students by providing a variety of course forms, such as online and part-time study opportunities.CS students have access to systems located in their research areas. Each research group in Computer Science has systems specific to its research needs. These systems include workstations, computer clusters, GPU clusters, and local file servers. Leading authorities in a range of computer Science disciplines are on the faculty and many of them are well-known throughout the world for their contribution
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You need to finish 45 units in order to obtain the Master of Science in Computer Science degree.As a part-time student, you can expect to finish the degree in 3 to 5 years.As a full-time student, you can expect to finish the degree in 1 to 2 years.

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The most famous Stanford Computer Science Alumni are as follows-Larry PageCo-founder of GoogleSergey BrinCo-founder of GoogleEvan SpiegelCo-founder and CEO of SnapchatKevin SystromCo-founder of InstagramReed HastingsCo-founder and CEO of NetflixJawed KarimCo-founder of YouTubePat GelsingerCEO of IntelBrian ActonCo-Founder of Whatsapp  

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International students must submit all the academic documents and test scores to get into colleges like MIT and Stanford for an MS. They must complete a bachelor's degree in a relevent descipline and also meet English language requirements to get admission at MIT and Stanford MS program. Applicants must provide below documents to complete the MS application process for MIT and Stanford:Submit a one-page resumeSubmit an essay of around 500 words or lessMBA applicants must submit three letters of recommendationProvide proof of English language proficiencyUpload your transcript (s) from all colleges and universitiesMust provide your relev
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MIT University and Stanford University are two top-ranked universities in the USA. They offers MS programme in multiple specializations. The below table includes the comparision between them in terms of their ranking and MS tuition fees:UniversitiesWorld Ranking by QS in 2025MS First Year FeesMIT University1INR 45 L - 70 LStanford University6INR 30 L - 68 L They both looks good in terms of MS first-year fees. MIT University and Stanford University are also among the top 10 universities in the world. Therefore, its on you where you want to study MS in the USA.

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The median base salary of the MBA graduates at Stanford University is around USD 182,500 (INR 1.52 Cr) and around USD 50,000 (INR 41.71 L) as the median performance bonus. The Stanford University MBA package 2023 across multiple industries in which the graduates of the university are employed is listed below:IndustriesMedian Base Salary 2024FinanceUSD 200,000 (INR 1.6 Cr)TechnologyUSD 177,500 (INR 1.4 Cr)ConsultingUSD 192,000 (INR 1.6 Cr)

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