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Malluce
Joined: 17 Sep 2015
Last visit: 25 Nov 2016
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Location: United States (CA)
Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Finance
Schools: CBS '18 (D) Sloan '18 (WD) HBS '18 (D) Haas '18 (A) Stanford '18 (D) Wharton '18 (M) Stern '18 (WD)
GMAT 1: 730 Q51 V37
GPA: 3.39
WE:Programming (Computer Software)
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Schools: CBS '18 (D) Sloan '18 (WD) HBS '18 (D) Haas '18 (A) Stanford '18 (D) Wharton '18 (M) Stern '18 (WD)
GMAT 1: 730 Q51 V37
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11 Nov 2015, 12:20
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malosis
Each school looks for different things... so I guess they are all different in some ways...
I saw you already interviewed with Sloan, how did it go?
bcya100
Joined: 14 Dec 2014
Last visit: 08 Jan 2017
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Schools: CBS '18 (A) HBS '18 Sloan '18 (A)
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11 Nov 2015, 14:16
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stevkang8
From the Sloan Website:
"We have approximately 350 MBA students and 50 LGO students per class year". - See more at: https://mitsloan.mit.edu/mba/admissions/ ... jph9Z.dpuf
So I don't think they decreased the class size, they are just quoting the non-LGO number.
11 Nov 2015, 17:22
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I had my interview with Sloan yesterday. it was great experience!
here's my advice for anyone who has an interview coming up and might be worried about it: act natural and be yourself!
really. that's it.
If you were invited to interview that means the AdCom already likes you and your story. In terms of interview prep, you should already have figured out who you are, what kind of impact you've had in your professional experience, and why MIT is the place for you. Sincerity is key. It is very hard to give "canned answers" to the types of questions you'll encounter because the format is so conversational and because the questions probe deep for specific examples. If you have a sincere story and your experience is actually everything that you said it was on the application, then you should have no problem talking in detail about some of the projects you worked on, the conflicts you encountered, the relationships you built, or any other accomplishments that were mentioned on the application.
good luck everybody.
here's my advice for anyone who has an interview coming up and might be worried about it: act natural and be yourself!
really. that's it.
If you were invited to interview that means the AdCom already likes you and your story. In terms of interview prep, you should already have figured out who you are, what kind of impact you've had in your professional experience, and why MIT is the place for you. Sincerity is key. It is very hard to give "canned answers" to the types of questions you'll encounter because the format is so conversational and because the questions probe deep for specific examples. If you have a sincere story and your experience is actually everything that you said it was on the application, then you should have no problem talking in detail about some of the projects you worked on, the conflicts you encountered, the relationships you built, or any other accomplishments that were mentioned on the application.
good luck everybody.
