Applying to MIT Sloan?
We have spoken to quite a few Sloan applicants who assumed the application would be relatively straightforward because there isn't a long list of essays.
Then they actually sat down to write the cover letter.
That's usually when they realize the challenge isn't writing more, it's deciding what not to say.
With limited space, every example has to pull its weight. You can't include every leadership story or every accomplishment. You have to be selective, make your point quickly, and still sound like a real person rather than someone trying to squeeze an entire career into a few paragraphs.
That's exactly what we'll be discussing in our upcoming session:How to Master Short MBA ApplicationsWe'll talk about:
1. What admissions committees are really looking for in shorter applications
2. How to decide which stories deserve the space
3. How to write concise responses without losing your personality
4. Mistakes we see applicants make over and over
5. Live Q&A with MBA admissions experts
Friday, August 14, 202608:30 PM IST | 08:00 AM PDTCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE SESSIONIf MIT Sloan is on your list, or you are applying to any school with a shorter application format, I think you'll find the discussion useful.