MIT Sloan Fellows: (2016 Intake) Class of 2017!!

Dear whoknows16,

Thank you. My first round interview with an admissions associate (not the program director nor the associate director) was on Dec 14th. I recd. invitation for interview with the program director on Dec 16th. I interviewed with the program director on Dec 22 and I received my admissions decision on Dec 30th.
Hope this helps and gives you a timeframe view.

All the best.

Has anyone been given a second interview (with the Director), and then not gotten in? I have one soon, and I'm not sure if this is a formality or not.

Thanks!

Hello pt455, congrats for making it thus far. If you dont fret it, you'll be fine. Just be yourself and this final "discussion" with the program director shall be a breeze. He will do most of the talking. Be prepared for what your expectations are from the school and from the program in specifics.

All the best for your discussion.

+1 admitted here. Sent last day of R3. Interviewed on Feb 12th in Sao Paulo (needed to travel), spoke to Director on Feb 17th. Received answer on Feb 22.
See you soon!

Congratulations to all accepted to SF class of 2017!

I'm R3 candidate interviewed on 23rd Feb and waitlisted.

Any inputs on how to get off the waitlist will be really helpful.

Thanks again in advance.

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Dear Dubya,

Thank you for your heads up. I had an interview with SS a couple of days ago.
I would have been in the same state of mind if it weren't for your post.

Eagerly waiting for the final verdict.
Congratulations for those accepted. Any ideas when is the orientation in April?

Hello All!

Just received my long awaited letter. Very excited for the new challenge ahead. Love the acceptance video.

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Just received the letter confirming my admission. Still trying to assimilate the news.

Submitted in R2, interviewed in Feb, waitlisted until this week, called by Program Director yesterday and admitted today.

Congratulations!

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Hi
Anyone applying to the MIT Sloan Fellows program in 2016/2017 Class of 2018 ?.
tks,
ES

MIT Sloan Fellows MBA – For Leaders Among Leaders

The MIT Sloan Fellows program is quite unlike any other masters program for business professionals out there. Why? Quite simply because there are very few full-time options for mid-career professionals looking at MBA equivalent programs or programs that give them advanced management skills. On the one hand, there are full-time MBA programs, which will consider applicants with 12+ years of experience as older applicants, while on the other there are Executive MBA programs, which are all part-time options.

The various flavors of the Sloan Fellows Program
While the Sloan Fellows Program originated at MIT Sloan, and still exists there, it is also offered by two other top schools in slightly different flavors. The Stanford MSx is the Stanford-equivalent, while the LBS Sloan Masters in Strategy and Leadership is the London Business School equivalent. While there are strong similarities between the three programs. Each of the programs is meant for senior executives, with 12+ years of experience behind them. already have MBA degrees and are pursuing a ‘second MBA‘ through the Sloan program, so to say. Each Sloan program emphasizes leadership and strategy, as executives at that level of experience have reached a position in their careers where both domains impact them significantly. Each Sloan program is 12-14 months long, and each is offered by a top school. While these similarities exist, the Sloan Fellows programs also differ from school to school. Not all Sloan applicants need to take the GMAT. Class sizes also vary, with the MIT Sloan program having a class size around twice that of the LBS program. MIT Sloan Fellows Programs

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