I guess you are still thinking whether to attend MITSF or not. My personal experience is: while doing application work, such as cover letter, essay and so on, I was reviewing my motivation of this program again and again. So, I decided to apply for this program with my passion and effort. Otherwise, I can invest my USD 250 on iPhone X instead.
NattySingh
Good luck for your result.. Remember to update us on Thursday..
Thank you.
As we all wait for the outcomes, can we please share profiles ? and what are the views about the program?
I will start here: As I posted in earlier post, I am of engineering background with 13 years of work experience, and my primary goal is to accelerate my career and move up to more responsibilities. I am in ICT industry and thought would find MIT Sloan strong in technology strategy, digital economics, and high-tech related management. 3 years ago, was lucky to be accepted into other top 10 traditional full time MBA programs (both one year and two year), but when carefully considered all factors and my personal goals (not changing company, country, or industry, although open to any good opportunity) and taking into consideration the high quality of the program attendees and alumni, I felt it is the best fit and would provide me with what I am looking for. I also have talked to a good number of alumni and found the vast majority of them speak extremely high of it and pushed me to go forward for it. to be fair, I found one guy who didn't feel happy with it due to the fact that he was very young and was looking for full career and recruiting services. I don't think it is the program to blame in his case as the administration repeatedly make clear that there is no recruiting services for this particular program, and I fully understand the reason. What surprised me when I visited the program last year is the academic rigor of the program, it is on par with the traditional two year MBA in term of courses contents, study styles, demanding, and quite tough.
Please share your thought here.