Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan): Admission & Application Surveys

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) Admission & Application Surveys Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) Academics Surveys Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) Jobs & Employment Surveys Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) Campus/Quality of Life Surveys Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) Social Life Surveys Admission & Application Survey Full Time MBA Program Sloan's admissions process involves submitting 5 essays, 2 recommendations, GMAT scores, college transcripts, and an interview. As with other Top 10 business schools, high quantitative scores (GMAT and GPA) are helpful, but not essential. Sloan in particular is trying to shed it's image of being a "techie geek" school. Therefore, liberal arts majors and non-engineers may have an unexpected edge in the admissions process. The interview differs from most schools in that the interviewer has already read your file and asks questions specific to you. It is also more interactive and "probing" in that the interviewer asks more questions related to your answers to previous questions. The school has increasingly focused on the interview to "weed out" people who look good on paper but are not strong communicators, again to move away from the stereotype of being smart but not polished communicators. All in all, the admissions process, though rigorous, provided an accurate measure of fit with the school. I am very impressed with my fellow classmates. MIT Admission & Application Surveys MIT Academics Surveys MIT Jobs & Employment Surveys MIT Campus/Quality of Life Surveys MIT Social Life Surveys Vault Student & Alumni Surveys: Read insider and alumni surveys to get the inside scoop on top law, business school and undergraduate programs. We have 20591 surveys for 3558 programs.