I have been working for several years and want to go to Stanford University to study accounting. What are the requirements?

First of all, GMAT and TOEFL achieved great results.

Secondly, you have a high grade point in college, and your previous major is related to accounting, such as mathematics, statistics, business and economics. So is your best job. For example, if you have worked in the big four accounting firms, you will get twice the result with half the effort by focusing on your performance in your personal statement.

Personal statement is a window for you to show each other and plays a decisive role.

Letters of recommendation are also important, usually three letters of recommendation. Because you have been working for several years, one of them must be your colleague or boss, and the other is your professor. The last letter can be considered by yourself.

Finally, there are abundant funds, because there are few accounting scholarships, especially famous schools, and the competition is fierce.

In addition, I would like to add that you'd better cast a net generally, because Stanford doesn't recruit many people from China every year, so you can relax your choice. You must prepare sufficient reasons for the visa of accounting major to the United States, because this major is very sensitive and tends to emigrate.

I hope my answer is of some use to you _

Also, I wish you success!