Any Stanford MSCS here? URMs

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How would you guys say it stacks up against an MBA or even other post-Bacc degrees Stanford offers, as far as job recruitment? Would I be eligible for product and strategy positions that MBAs are recruited for?

Also what is the coursework and evaluations like? Is it full of difficult exams full of coding, or projects/presentations. Things I feel will be worthwile and allow me to explore more of my own interests?

I'm 7 years removed from a low undergrad GPA (at a top 10 institute) in liberal arts, and finished a masters degree in data science this year  (at a regional university) with a high GPA.

Can I substitute my GMAT for my GRE? I'm really unmotivated to study for another standardized exam...

What was the lowest GRE/GPA combo accepted in the last three years? Does being a URM help or not? I'm seeing a lot of evidence it has no affect.

 

How many units does a typical MSCS take in a quarter? 

Can one attend the program remotely? How do networking and OCR events work for remote or part-time students?