I think you may be asking the wrong crowd -- this is primarily a community of entrepreneurial developers. If you're at school, you're not coding. If you're pa

I think you may be asking the wrong crowd -- this is primarily a community of entrepreneurial developers. If you're at school, you're not coding. If you're paying for school, it's not going towards a startup. I think I'd go nuts at a biz school thinking "I could be building something right about now." I also know a lot of us write off business school's actual real-world value, but I won't weigh in on that debate, because I'm sure someone else with more to say on it will. Here's the advice I'll give: 1) Business school is about connections and reputation. You're going to make great ones at either of those two schools. 2) It entirely depends on your goal. Stanford is closer to the entrepreneurship and tech scene, Harvard is closer to the financial and academic scene.