MBA in MBA (Full Time)

In the application, we ask you to tell us which courses (if any) in the following subject areas you have taken. We’ll also ask what grade you received in each course. 1. Calculus 2. Communications 3. Computer Programming 4. Linear Algebra 5. Microeconomics 6. Organizational Behavior 7. Probability 8. Statistics Also submit professional certifications like CFA, CPA, ACCA, among others; non-degree coursework such as MITx MicroMasters, CORe, edX, MBA Math, or any other non-degree coursework you have completed.

A detailed recommendation can tell us a lot about you. Make sure you select an individual qualified to speak about your results as a professional and your potential as a leader. Some important details: -MBA applicants must submit one letter of recommendation. -A recommendation from a professional contact is preferred, ideally a manager or supervisor. -We do not accept recommendations from family members. We want to make sure we give you the best chance to show us your strengths, so please provide us with contact information for two additional professional references. If we still have questions after reading your application, we might reach out to one or both of these references. Similar to your recommender, these additional references should be able to speak to your professional and/or academic background. These two individuals should be different from your recommender.

MIT Sloan seeks students whose personal characteristics demonstrate that they will make the most of the incredible opportunities at MIT, both academic and non-academic. We are on a quest to find those whose presence will enhance the experience of other students. We seek thoughtful leaders with exceptional intellectual abilities and the drive and determination to put their stamp on the world. We welcome people who are independent, authentic, and fearlessly creative — true doers. We want people who can redefine solutions to conventional problems, and strive to preempt unconventional dilemmas with cutting-edge ideas. We demand integrity and respect and passion. Taking the above into consideration, please submit a cover letter seeking a place in the MIT Sloan MBA program. Your letter should conform to standard business correspondence, include one or more professional examples that illustrate why you meet the desired criteria above, and be addressed to the Admissions Committee (300 words or fewer, excluding address and salutation).

Organizational charts should not be more than two pages and keep the following in mind: -Give us as much details as possible (names, titles, etc.) but it’s ok to redact names if you need to. -Make sure we can easily identify where you are, to whom you report, and if applicable, who reports to you. -If your recommender or references are on your organizational chart (they may not be, and that’s ok!), please highlight them for us. -Most applicants only submit one page. However, you are welcome to submit a second if you recently changed positions or companies. -If you are a consultant, entrepreneur, or affiliated with the military review our FAQs for suggestions on how to approach the organizational chart.

Please submit a one-page resume. This will help us easily track your academic and career path. Try to focus on your work results, not just your title or job description. Here are some pointers on formatting: 1.One page limit 2.Times New Roman font 3.Size 10 font 4.Word or PDF formats only Provide the following information in reverse chronological order: -Education: Please include relevant awards, scholarships and professional societies -Work Experience: Please include company name, title, results-oriented bullets that demonstrate your skill set, and dates -Additional information: Please include extracurricular activities/community service, technical skills/certifications, and special skills/interests, and languages spoken (if applicable)

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Introduce yourself to your future classmates. Here’s your chance to put a face with a name, let your personality shine through, be conversational, be yourself. Videos should adhere to the following guidelines: 1. No more than 1 minute (60 second) in length 2. Single take (no editing) 3. Speaking directly to the camera 4. Do not include background music or subtitles