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Get the inside scoop on MIT admissions. Vault provides detailed accounts by students & alumni of the admissions process, including advice on getting in, applications, interviews, essays, and selectivity.


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Admissions Survey Excerpts
Alumni
Very competitive, although it depends on the profile of the applicant (for foreing students, Asians suffer more competition than Latin Americans)....   READ MORE
Current Student
Sloan's admissions process involves submitting 5 essays, 2 recommendations, GMAT scores, college transcripts, and an interview. As with other Top...   READ MORE
Alumni
I was part of the Management of Technology/Sloan Fellows program at MIT Sloan. The admissions process is very different than the standard 2 year ...   READ MORE
Alumni
Very good. Informative admissions staff, helpful material, accesible current students and alums.   READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
Alumni
Very flexible program. You can taylor your program to your needs. Quality of classes: Few (10%) are mediocre, most range from good to very good (...   READ MORE
Current Student
One of the benefits of Sloan is its small class size (approximately 350 people per year). The class is split into sections of approximately 60 pe...   READ MORE
Alumni
Virtually identical curriculum to the standard MBA program. On the negative side, the summer session (when the core MBA classes are taken) is tau...   READ MORE
Alumni
Very rigorous, excellent.   READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
Alumni
Most students still look for traditional MBA careers (Consulting, Banking, Finance). In the last years there was a trend towards more "corporate" inte...   READ MORE
Current Student
Sloan has a strong reputation due largely to its connection with MIT. Therefore, recruiters on the east coast particularly in technology and finance ...   READ MORE
Alumni
The typical student in the program has a significant amount of work experience (10+ years). As a result oncampus recrutiing is not the path followed ...   READ MORE
Alumni
Excellent, supportive environment for banking, consulting, entreprenership   READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
Alumni
On campus housing did a significant improvement in the recent years. Although, Cambridge is expensive to live (food, transportation, etc) Also, f...   READ MORE
Current Student
Sloan has an urban campus located close to downtown Boston. On campus housing is obtained through a lottery system. Due to the number of people ...   READ MORE
Alumni
As a 1 year program, the workload is intense. As a result quality of life can suffer. This became an issue for many of the students with familie...   READ MORE
Alumni
Excellent. Extra-curricular activities were fantastic!   READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
Alumni
You get what you want: Many socials related to business (especially activities with other MIT communities, such aas Engineering projects that need...   READ MORE
Current Student
Cambridge includes a lot of students which is great for the social scene-- bars and restaurants are plentiful. Kendall Square, where MIT is locat...   READ MORE
Alumni
The social life was excellent given the heavy workload. There are numerous bars throughout Cambridge and Boston. In addition you had all of the ...   READ MORE
Alumni
Fantastic!   READ MORE

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