Home › Schools and Programs >MIT
 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan School of Management

Contact Information


The MIT Sloan School of Management
Office of Admissions
50 Memorial Drive
E52-126
Cambridge MA 02142

Website: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/
Telephone: 617.258.5434
Fax: 617.253.6405

Email: Click Here to Contact MIT directly.


MBA Degree Programs

  • Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
  • Masters of Science in Management Studies (MSMS)
  • MS/MBA Leaders for Global Operations (LGO)
  • MBA for Executives Program (EMBA)
  • Masters of Sciences System Design and Management (SDM)
  • Master of Finance (M.Fin.)

 

Accreditation(s)

The MIT Sloan School of Management is accredited by the AACSB - The Association of Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.


Admission Requirements

MIT Sloan admits students with a wide variety of backgrounds, experiences, and interests, yet all of our students share some common characteristics. Those are as follows:

  • A strong desire and ability to improve upon the status quo
  • Intellectual curiosity
  • A track record of success, both personally and professionally
  • The ability to work well with others
  • Passion
  • Humility

 

MIT Sloan evaluates each candidate as an individual and makes admission decisions on a case-by-case basis. There is no minimum number of years experience or minimum GMAT/GRE score required.  So apply when the time is right for you, and give us some insight about how you will contribute to our dynamic, diverse community, how you want to make your mark on the world, and how we can help.

A complete application consists of the following:

  • Recommendations
  • Self-reported Transcripts
  • Online Application
  • Cover Letter
  • Resume
  • Essays
  • Supplemental Information
  • Test Scores (GMAT or GRE)
  • Application Fee

 

Tuition & Expenses

MIT works to help admitted and enrolled graduate students afford tuition and other costs by providing qualifying students with a range of financial support including loans and limited fellowships. Students may apply for teaching and research assistantships in their second semester and merit scholarships are awarded annually. Some support is granted on the basis of financial need, some on a combination of merit and need. Once you are admitted, the MIT Student Financial Services Office can help you make a financial plan based on your lifestyle, the size of your household, and other personal choices. Most of our graduate students make one tuition payment before each term. Students can also choose the MIT Monthly Payment Plan, which allows them to pay tuition in four installments during the term.

Estimated Student Budget for 2011:

  • Tuition 52,900
  • Books and Supplies 1,836
  • Computer 2,500
  • Food 4,500
  • Personal (incl. medical insurance) 4,660
  • Housing 13,500
  • Transportation 2,496
    TOTAL $82,392

 

Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program
MIT Sloan offers 10 $5,000 scholarships on a first-come, first-served basis for veterans of the U.S. military which are matched dollar-for-dollar by the federal government. For more information, please contact Barry Reckley.

Description of Learning Environment for Students

Come to MIT Sloan expecting the most powerful intellectual experience of your life, and you won't be disappointed. You should expect some other things, too: the delight of exploring a lovely, historic city with one of the most vibrant cultural scenes in America; the excitement of being part of MIT's extended family, one of the most creative and inspiring learning communities in the world; and the pleasure of just hanging out with the remarkable people who make up every class at MIT Sloan. Whether you're interested in finance or fishing, art museums or arbitrage, marketing or the future of the Middle East, you're sure to find a community of people at MIT Sloan who not only share your enthusiasm but can introduce you to entirely new interests as well. Drawing on all the resources of Boston, Cambridge and MIT, Sloanies find an extraordinary number of ways to relax, cultivate new personal and professional skills, entertain themselves and each other, and participate in the richly supportive community of MIT Sloan.

Faculty

Classes are taught by proven educational professionals that have excelled in research and teaching. Students find that they are able to immediately use newly learned skills to improve student performance and develop projects that are important to their learning community.

Accomplishments/Recognition

Visit the MIT Sloan Newsroom to view current press releases, publications, and other media highlights.