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Sloan MIT MBA Program Guide 2026

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Sloan MIT Class Profile
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Acceptance Rate:
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Yield Rate:
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Sloan MIT Deadlines

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Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Denied without Interview
Round 3 2026 0 Philippines
05 May 2026 10:38 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Denied without Interview
Round 1 2026 336 GRE 4 0 United States
05 May 2026 10:15 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Waitlisted with Interview
Round 2 2026 695 GMAT Focus 3.6 5 United States
04 May 2026 10:50 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Waitlisted without Interview
Round 2 2026 685 GMAT Focus 8.2 4 India
01 May 2026 12:47 PM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Denied without Interview
Round 2 2026 605 GMAT Focus 8.1 9 India
01 May 2026 12:31 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Waitlisted without Interview
Round 2 2026 5 China
25 Apr 2026 12:45 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Waitlisted without Interview
Round 1 2026 3.8 6 Korea, Republic of
23 Apr 2026 07:24 PM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Admitted, ($)
Round 2 2026 675 GMAT Focus 3.7 4 Thailand
14 Apr 2026 11:10 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Denied without Interview
Round 2 2026 3.6 6 Philippines
08 Apr 2026 11:19 PM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Waitlisted with Interview
Round 2 2026 3.9 2 United States
02 Apr 2026 01:33 PM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Admitted
Round 2 2026 655 GMAT Focus
735 GMAT Focus
3.4 6 United States
02 Apr 2026 09:16 AM
Sloan MIT
MIT Sloan Fellows
Admitted, ($)
Round 2 2026 157 EA 3.8 10 United States
02 Apr 2026 08:24 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Denied with Interview
Round 1 2026 675 GMAT Focus 7.3 7 Brazil
02 Apr 2026 07:49 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Interviewed
Round 2 2026 655 GMAT Focus
332 GRE
3.8 6 United States
26 Mar 2026 11:26 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Withdrawn Application
Round 3 2026 3.9 4 United States
25 Mar 2026 06:16 AM
Sloan MIT
MIT Sloan Fellows
Admitted
Round 2 2026 328 GRE
330 GRE
3.8 10 Bangladesh
20 Mar 2026 12:59 PM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Denied without Interview
Round 2 2026 332 GRE 7.7 4 India
18 Mar 2026 04:20 AM
Sloan MIT
Master of Business Analytics
Denied without Interview
2026 336 GRE 2 India
13 Mar 2026 06:08 AM
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Denied without Interview
Round 2 2026 340 GRE 3.6 6 India
11 Mar 2026 03:52 AM
Sloan MIT
MIT Sloan Fellows
Denied without Interview
Round 2 2026 705 GMAT Focus 13 India
07 Mar 2026 07:00 AM
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 22, 2026 01:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Feb 18, 2026
Final Decision:
Denied with Interview
Wish I was waitlisted instead. But I don't think my interview performance was different from those w... Read More
Wish I was waitlisted instead. But I don't think my interview performance was different from those with other schools that I got offers. I genuinely think that they kinda have an idea of what they want even before the interview. Also worth noting that my interviewer was not in a great mood. She seemed bored even before we started. Didn't ask around. Felt like she was there to ask 4-5 questions and that's it. Even when I asked for her insights (like how's life in Boston), she gave a very short answer like oh pretty nice. No further explanation. Read Less
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India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 22, 2026 01:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 18, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
MIT was by far the most formulaic of the interviews I had. If you use MBAmission's interview guide y... Read More
MIT was by far the most formulaic of the interviews I had. If you use MBAmission's interview guide you will be set. Still "conversational" and laid back but much more clearly reading from a list of pre-approved questions. I distinctly remember sitting back and thinking after each question "remembered that one." It was also my last one so maybe I was just used to it, but this one felt a little more check the box-y. here are the questions I was asked. Hope this helps! 1. Any updates since you submitted 2. Tell me about a time you had to convince a junior outside of your organization 3. Tell me about a time you had to compromise 4. Tell me about a time you had to revitalize juniors within your team 5. Tell me about a time you’ve used data in your day to day 6. 3 whys (Why MBA, Why Now, Why Sloan) 7. How are you going to contribute to the Sloan community 8. Q&A 10. I also did mine - what did you learn most at work - any mentorship you have? - few failure questions - data viz questions. - who was the most challenging person that you worked with. - other typical questions (why mit/ mba ..) 10. The interview was very cold and was not conversational. I felt that CBS interview was chiller than my sloan one. Read Less
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India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 16, 2026 10:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 11, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
My interview was exactly 30 minutes, I had questions prepared and was able to ask 2 questions at the... Read More
My interview was exactly 30 minutes, I had questions prepared and was able to ask 2 questions at the end of the call before my time was up. My interview felt like it went well, it was generally conversations with a good mix of specific questions about my background, standard behavioral questions, and why MBA/why Sloan. They asked some follow up questions but it didn’t feel too probing. Read Less
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India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 15, 2026 12:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 17, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
My interview lasted 35 minutes, and was conversational. Did not feel different from my experience in... Read More
My interview lasted 35 minutes, and was conversational. Did not feel different from my experience interviewing with Kellogg (adcom) and Booth (2y). It was very straight to the point, classic behavioral questions and almost half of it was: walk me through your resume + why mba? goals? why Sloan?. The interviews are short, and I can guarantee that they will ask those questions, so dedicate time to have the answers well prepared and you'll have half of the interview already. I left the zoom very satisfied in the sense that everything was under control, I answered everything, and it felt like a great interview. I had that same feeling after Booth (admitted) and Kellogg. I do have to say that I prepared A LOT. Read Less
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India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 14, 2026 02:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Mar 14, 2026
Final Decision:
Interviewed
I had mine last Tuesday and it was very a standard behavioral interview. I got the following questio... Read More
I had mine last Tuesday and it was very a standard behavioral interview. I got the following questions: - A few questions related to my current job - Why do you need an MBA - What excited you about joining MIT Sloan - Tell me about a time you had to work with a difficult colleague - Tell me about your proudest accomplishment - Any question for me (I had time to ask 3 Qs before we concluded) - We didn't touch on the data visualization, but I know people this year whose interview spent 10 minutes on it Hope this helps Read Less
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India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 12, 2026 11:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 30, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
Wish I had this info before my interview so trying to pay it forward. Don’t remember everything bu... Read More
Wish I had this info before my interview so trying to pay it forward. Don’t remember everything but it was 35ish min including time for me to ask Qs Any updates since you applied? Clarifying Qs - on something mentioned in my essay, on what my job is, how my day to day is structured 5-6 Behavioural questions - tell me about times when you had to delegate, challenges you’ve faced in professional career, times when you had to motivate yourself, etc. Each answer had follow up Qs Basic Qs- Why MBA, why Sloan, how will you contribute I remember every single response had a follow up and the interviewer really tried to dive deeper into how I was feeling at certain moments. They also seemed well read on my application and genuinely seemed interested in understanding my work and industry. But also, definitely felt like an interview unlike CBS and Booth which were chiller All the best! Read Less
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India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Mar 30, 2026 10:03
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Mar 30, 2026
Final Decision:
Interviewed
The interview went well and it was pretty classic. Didn’t really prepare that much because I got a... Read More
The interview went well and it was pretty classic. Didn’t really prepare that much because I got another offer. It was 100% behavioral, and the interviewer asked questions like: tell me about a time when you led a team, you solved a conflict, you received a negative feedback etc. She asked 7 questions like that, I asked 2 questions about the school and it ended. Read Less
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India
MIT Sloan Fellows
Posted:   Mar 17, 2026 01:03
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Mar 3, 2026
I had a positive experience overall. The interview began right away, with very little introduction o... Read More
I had a positive experience overall. The interview began right away, with very little introduction or chit chat. They did not ask me about my data visualization at all, which was kind of surprising. They dove right into a mix of behavioral and TMAT questions. They moved quickly between questions with very little reaction to my responses. I kept my answers brief and specific, focusing on the action I took and the result. What’s changed since you applied? (I talked about how I joined an alumni panel webinar.) What will be your impact on the program? TMAT Biggest challenge TMAT Led without authority / persuaded others TMAT Dealt with a difficult team member How would others describe your leadership strengths and weaknesses? TMAT Led a group to a solution What’s a personal or professional goal you set, and how did you achieve it? Why MBA? Why Sloan? What are your short term and long term goals? Anything you want to add that you haven’t said? That took about 15 minutes, and then the last 15 minutes I asked about 4 questions. It was 30 minutes total. Read Less
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United States
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Jan 16, 2026 08:01
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Jan 15, 2026
Final Decision:
Interviewed
Hello Everyone! I have compiled some of the 2026 MIT Sloan Video Essay Questions. • What are you... Read More
Hello Everyone! I have compiled some of the 2026 MIT Sloan Video Essay Questions. • What are you most afraid of? • What did you do when a colleague/team mate wasn’t contributing enough? • What accomplishment are you the most proud of? • Tell us about a time you failed, and what did you learn from it? • A moment where I choose to break the policy because I think it's morally right? • What achievement are you most proud of and why? • Choose as a theme song for your life and why? • Something I had to change in a job and how I convince others to do it? • If u had the chance to deliver a TED talk, what would it be about? I hope it helps Read Less
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Full Time MBA
Posted:   Jun 24, 2025 12:06
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Jan 6, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
My interviewer was super nice and friendly. I had a great experience overall. The interview was shor... Read More
My interviewer was super nice and friendly. I had a great experience overall. The interview was short – a little below 30 minutes – and 100% behavioral. – Anything new since you submitted your application? – Tell me about a time you had to convince someone. – Tell me about a time you worked with a diverse group of people. – Tell me about a difficult decision you had to make. – Tell me about a time someone changed your mind. – Tell me about a time you were creative. – Why MBA? – Why now? – Why Sloan? – Anything else? – Questions for me? Read Less
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Sloan MIT MBA Employment Report

Full-time graduates:
Full-time graduates known to be seeking employment:
Full-time graduates employed at graduation:
%
Full-time graduates employed three months after graduation:
%
Average base salary:
Average signing bonus:
Consulting (32%)
Finance: Investment Banking (5.9%)
Finance: Diversified Financial Services (3.2%)
Finance: Investment Management (5.4%)
Finance: Private Equity (2.7%)
Finance: Venture Capital (4.5%)
Technology(19%)
Retail: E-commerce (3.2%)
Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals (6.8%)
Consumer Packaged Goods (3.2%)
Nonprofit (0.5%)
Energy (3.2%)
Manufacturing (2.3%)
Government(1.8%)

Sloan MIT Recommendation Questions

Full Sloan MIT Recommendation Form
Please upload a letter or one document that addresses the following questions and cites specific examples or observations about the candidate. Recommendations should be no longer than two pages.

1. How long and in what capacity have you known the applicant?

2. How does the applicant stand out from others in a similar capacity?

3. Please give an example of the applicant’s impact on a person, group, or organization.

4. Please give a representative example of how the applicant interacts with other people.

5. Please tell us anything else you think we should know about this applicant.

6. Describe the most important piece of constructive feedback you have given the applicant. Please detail the circumstances and the applicant’s response.

Sloan MIT MBA Essay Questions

Essay 1: Sloan MBA Essay – Cover Letter 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 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 a 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).

Video Prompt: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. We can’t wait to meet you!

Videos should adhere to the following guidelines:

No more than 1 minute (60 second) in length Single take (no editing) Speaking directly to the camera Do not include background music or subtitles Note: While we ask you to introduce yourself to your future classmates in this video, the video will not be shared beyond the admissions committee and is for use in the application process only.

Optional Short Answer Question How has the world you come from shaped who you are today? For example, your family, culture, community, all help to shape aspects of your identity. Please use this opportunity if you would like to share more about your background. (250 words or less.)"

Sloan MIT MBA Program Cost

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Req Fees:
Room and board, books, & miscellaneous expenses:
Avg Indebtness of FT students:
Graduates with Debt:

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Sloan MIT MBA Application Deadlines 2026

Official Sloan MIT Application
Submit by:
Interview Invite by:
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Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 22, 2026 01:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Feb 18, 2026
Final Decision:
Denied with Interview
Wish I was waitlisted instead. But I don't think my interview performance was different from those w... Read More
Wish I was waitlisted instead. But I don't think my interview performance was different from those with other schools that I got offers. I genuinely think that they kinda have an idea of what they want even before the interview. Also worth noting that my interviewer was not in a great mood. She seemed bored even before we started. Didn't ask around. Felt like she was there to ask 4-5 questions and that's it. Even when I asked for her insights (like how's life in Boston), she gave a very short answer like oh pretty nice. No further explanation. Read Less
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India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 22, 2026 01:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 18, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
MIT was by far the most formulaic of the interviews I had. If you use MBAmission's interview guide y... Read More
MIT was by far the most formulaic of the interviews I had. If you use MBAmission's interview guide you will be set. Still "conversational" and laid back but much more clearly reading from a list of pre-approved questions. I distinctly remember sitting back and thinking after each question "remembered that one." It was also my last one so maybe I was just used to it, but this one felt a little more check the box-y. here are the questions I was asked. Hope this helps! 1. Any updates since you submitted 2. Tell me about a time you had to convince a junior outside of your organization 3. Tell me about a time you had to compromise 4. Tell me about a time you had to revitalize juniors within your team 5. Tell me about a time you’ve used data in your day to day 6. 3 whys (Why MBA, Why Now, Why Sloan) 7. How are you going to contribute to the Sloan community 8. Q&A 10. I also did mine - what did you learn most at work - any mentorship you have? - few failure questions - data viz questions. - who was the most challenging person that you worked with. - other typical questions (why mit/ mba ..) 10. The interview was very cold and was not conversational. I felt that CBS interview was chiller than my sloan one. Read Less
User avatar
Posted Privately
India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 16, 2026 10:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 11, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
My interview was exactly 30 minutes, I had questions prepared and was able to ask 2 questions at the... Read More
My interview was exactly 30 minutes, I had questions prepared and was able to ask 2 questions at the end of the call before my time was up. My interview felt like it went well, it was generally conversations with a good mix of specific questions about my background, standard behavioral questions, and why MBA/why Sloan. They asked some follow up questions but it didn’t feel too probing. Read Less
User avatar
Posted Privately
India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 15, 2026 12:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 17, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
My interview lasted 35 minutes, and was conversational. Did not feel different from my experience in... Read More
My interview lasted 35 minutes, and was conversational. Did not feel different from my experience interviewing with Kellogg (adcom) and Booth (2y). It was very straight to the point, classic behavioral questions and almost half of it was: walk me through your resume + why mba? goals? why Sloan?. The interviews are short, and I can guarantee that they will ask those questions, so dedicate time to have the answers well prepared and you'll have half of the interview already. I left the zoom very satisfied in the sense that everything was under control, I answered everything, and it felt like a great interview. I had that same feeling after Booth (admitted) and Kellogg. I do have to say that I prepared A LOT. Read Less
User avatar
Posted Privately
India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 14, 2026 02:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Mar 14, 2026
Final Decision:
Interviewed
I had mine last Tuesday and it was very a standard behavioral interview. I got the following questio... Read More
I had mine last Tuesday and it was very a standard behavioral interview. I got the following questions: - A few questions related to my current job - Why do you need an MBA - What excited you about joining MIT Sloan - Tell me about a time you had to work with a difficult colleague - Tell me about your proudest accomplishment - Any question for me (I had time to ask 3 Qs before we concluded) - We didn't touch on the data visualization, but I know people this year whose interview spent 10 minutes on it Hope this helps Read Less
User avatar
Posted Privately
India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Apr 12, 2026 11:04
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Dec 30, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
Wish I had this info before my interview so trying to pay it forward. Don’t remember everything bu... Read More
Wish I had this info before my interview so trying to pay it forward. Don’t remember everything but it was 35ish min including time for me to ask Qs Any updates since you applied? Clarifying Qs - on something mentioned in my essay, on what my job is, how my day to day is structured 5-6 Behavioural questions - tell me about times when you had to delegate, challenges you’ve faced in professional career, times when you had to motivate yourself, etc. Each answer had follow up Qs Basic Qs- Why MBA, why Sloan, how will you contribute I remember every single response had a follow up and the interviewer really tried to dive deeper into how I was feeling at certain moments. They also seemed well read on my application and genuinely seemed interested in understanding my work and industry. But also, definitely felt like an interview unlike CBS and Booth which were chiller All the best! Read Less
User avatar
Posted Privately
India
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Mar 30, 2026 10:03
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Mar 30, 2026
Final Decision:
Interviewed
The interview went well and it was pretty classic. Didn’t really prepare that much because I got a... Read More
The interview went well and it was pretty classic. Didn’t really prepare that much because I got another offer. It was 100% behavioral, and the interviewer asked questions like: tell me about a time when you led a team, you solved a conflict, you received a negative feedback etc. She asked 7 questions like that, I asked 2 questions about the school and it ended. Read Less
User avatar
Posted Privately
India
MIT Sloan Fellows
Posted:   Mar 17, 2026 01:03
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Mar 3, 2026
I had a positive experience overall. The interview began right away, with very little introduction o... Read More
I had a positive experience overall. The interview began right away, with very little introduction or chit chat. They did not ask me about my data visualization at all, which was kind of surprising. They dove right into a mix of behavioral and TMAT questions. They moved quickly between questions with very little reaction to my responses. I kept my answers brief and specific, focusing on the action I took and the result. What’s changed since you applied? (I talked about how I joined an alumni panel webinar.) What will be your impact on the program? TMAT Biggest challenge TMAT Led without authority / persuaded others TMAT Dealt with a difficult team member How would others describe your leadership strengths and weaknesses? TMAT Led a group to a solution What’s a personal or professional goal you set, and how did you achieve it? Why MBA? Why Sloan? What are your short term and long term goals? Anything you want to add that you haven’t said? That took about 15 minutes, and then the last 15 minutes I asked about 4 questions. It was 30 minutes total. Read Less
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United States
Full Time MBA
Posted:   Jan 16, 2026 08:01
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Jan 15, 2026
Final Decision:
Interviewed
Hello Everyone! I have compiled some of the 2026 MIT Sloan Video Essay Questions. • What are you... Read More
Hello Everyone! I have compiled some of the 2026 MIT Sloan Video Essay Questions. • What are you most afraid of? • What did you do when a colleague/team mate wasn’t contributing enough? • What accomplishment are you the most proud of? • Tell us about a time you failed, and what did you learn from it? • A moment where I choose to break the policy because I think it's morally right? • What achievement are you most proud of and why? • Choose as a theme song for your life and why? • Something I had to change in a job and how I convince others to do it? • If u had the chance to deliver a TED talk, what would it be about? I hope it helps Read Less
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Full Time MBA
Posted:   Jun 24, 2025 12:06
Status:
Online with Adcom
Interviewed on:
Jan 6, 2025
Final Decision:
Interviewed
My interviewer was super nice and friendly. I had a great experience overall. The interview was shor... Read More
My interviewer was super nice and friendly. I had a great experience overall. The interview was short – a little below 30 minutes – and 100% behavioral. – Anything new since you submitted your application? – Tell me about a time you had to convince someone. – Tell me about a time you worked with a diverse group of people. – Tell me about a difficult decision you had to make. – Tell me about a time someone changed your mind. – Tell me about a time you were creative. – Why MBA? – Why now? – Why Sloan? – Anything else? – Questions for me? Read Less
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Sloan MIT MBA Essay Questions

Essay 1: Sloan MBA Essay – Cover Letter 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 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 a 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).

Video Prompt: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. We can’t wait to meet you!

Videos should adhere to the following guidelines:

No more than 1 minute (60 second) in length Single take (no editing) Speaking directly to the camera Do not include background music or subtitles Note: While we ask you to introduce yourself to your future classmates in this video, the video will not be shared beyond the admissions committee and is for use in the application process only.

Optional Short Answer Question How has the world you come from shaped who you are today? For example, your family, culture, community, all help to shape aspects of your identity. Please use this opportunity if you would like to share more about your background. (250 words or less.)"

Sloan MIT Recommendation Questions

Full Sloan MIT Recommendation Form
Please upload a letter or one document that addresses the following questions and cites specific examples or observations about the candidate. Recommendations should be no longer than two pages.

1. How long and in what capacity have you known the applicant?

2. How does the applicant stand out from others in a similar capacity?

3. Please give an example of the applicant’s impact on a person, group, or organization.

4. Please give a representative example of how the applicant interacts with other people.

5. Please tell us anything else you think we should know about this applicant.

6. Describe the most important piece of constructive feedback you have given the applicant. Please detail the circumstances and the applicant’s response.

FAQ

What GMAT score do I need for Sloan MIT?

The average GMAT score for MIT Sloan is around 730 (Classic) / 675 (Focus Equivalent) for the latest incoming class. As score is just one component of the application it does not mean that you can get in with 740 and someone will get dinged with 700.
Here is what you can use as a guide:
1) Are you from an over-represented demography? If yes, add 30 points to the average to arrive at a competitive score for your peer group.
2) Are you from a unique background or disadvantaged group such as a refugee or first-time college grad? You can subtract 30 points from the average and still get in.

What is the average GRE score for Sloan MIT?

MIT Sloan average GRE score for the latest incoming class is 324. The dynamics for most schools with GRE admissions is that a great profile with a lower-caliber GRE score seems to be acceptable but a below average profile will usually not be able to get in with above-average GRE score. As the result, the average GRE score may look very tenable but it may not result into an Admit. This is just an average score and schools admit a spectrum of applicants.

Does Sloan MIT accept without GRE or GMAT?

MIT Sloan requires that you submit either a GMAT or a GRE score for MBA Admissions. Both GMAT Focus and GMAT Classic are accepted. Note that you may need to submit an additional business writing assessment if you took GMAT Focus.

What GPA do you need to get into Sloan MIT?

MIT Sloan average GPA is 3.61 note that the GPA is only calculated for the domestic US applicants and international GPA equivalents are not converted or included in this average. As the result, there is more leeway for international applicants as their GPA does not impact school's average but keep in mind that GPA's vary based on the prestige of the institution and rigor of the program attended. If your GPA is below 3.4 but is competitive for your program or background, you should address and explain this fact in the optional comments/essay available in the application specifically specifically for this purpose.

When is Sloan MIT application deadline?

MIT Sloan has 3 application deadlines:
Round 1 is September 30, 2024 (the best round to apply)
Round 2 is January 14, 2025 (still OK round to apply)
Round 3 is April 07, 2025
Round 1 is best for admissions and scholarships. Round 2 tends to be the most competitive. Round 3 is not for friendly for most applicants and has the least chances of financial aid.

How long is the FT MBA program at Sloan MIT?

MIT Sloan Full Time MBA program is 20 months long. You will start the program in August/September (the first 1-2 weeks will be orientation) and graduate in April/May. The full-time MBA program has a break for a summer internship.

Does Sloan MIT have a Part Time MBA program?

In addition to Full Time MBA, MIT Sloan has a highly-ranked Part Time MBA program in several formats such as holding classes in the evenings and weekends.

How much is Sloan MIT MBA tuition?

MBA is expensive! MIT Sloan MBA Program costs $86,550 per year, plus $2,606 in required school fees. In addition, you will need an additional $39,289 per year for room and board (living expenses).

How many years of work experience do you need to get into Sloan MIT Business School?

MIT Sloan Requires at least 2 years of work experience for their Full Time MBA program. Two years is minimum and the recommended / ideal work experience is 5-6 years, which gives you more content for the application and is more likely to result into admission. More experience also offers a stronger resume and better chances for recruiting.
Keep in mind that having too much work experience such as 10 or more years, is often detrimental to your chances.

What is the starting salary for MBA from Sloan MIT?

Average starting salary for MIT Sloan is $168095 per year. Many graduates report receiving a sign on bonus of $38989 on average. In addition, many qualify for annual incentive, retention, or performance bonuses up to 20% of their annual pay.