MIT Sloan School of Management
Contact Information
Application Deadlines
Application Essays
Admissions
Criteria
Student Body
The MIT Sloan School
of Management is an integral part of MIT’s rich intellectual tradition of
education and research and the business school ranks amongst the world’s leading
MBA programs.
The School traces its beginnings back to 1914
when it was the engineering
administration curriculum in the MIT Department of Economics and Statistics. In
1925, a master’s degree in
management was established and, in 1931, the world's first
university-based executive education program – the MIT Sloan
Fellows – was created. The MIT School of Industrial Management
was formally established in 1952. U.N.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan, a 1972 Sloan alumnus,
delivered the opening address at the School's recent 50th
anniversary celebration.
Some of MIT Sloan School's most unique aspects include:
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The MIT Sloan Leadership
Model
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The MIT $50K Competition
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Global E-Lab
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Biomedical Enterprise Program
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Center for eBusiness at MIT
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MIT Sloan China Project
Sloan School of Management
50 Memorial Drive
Cambridge, MA
02142
Phone: (617) 253
- 3730
Director of Admissions:
Rod Garcia
Email: masters@sloan.mit.edu
Deadlines are for the 2008-2009
application season.
| Deadline |
Round I* |
Round II |
LFM/BEP** |
|
Application deadline |
Oct 28 |
Jan 13 |
Dec 19 |
| Decisions mailed |
Feb 02 |
Apr
6 |
Mar 9 for LFM; Apr 6 for BEP |
* Re-applicants must apply in the first round.
** LFM is the Leaders for Manufacturing Program. BEP is the Biomedical
Enterprise Program.
Applications must be received by 12 noon Pacific Standard Time (2000 GMT) of
the deadline day.
Applicants accepted: 19%
Average undergrad GPA:
3.5
Average GMAT: 705
Average work experience (years):
5
Total full-time enrollment (2007):
770
Women: 31%
Minorities: 14%
International: 30%
Average age: 27.7
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