• Mastering MIT Sloan MBA Admissions: Insights and Tips [Episode 596]

  • Oct 15 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
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Mastering MIT Sloan MBA Admissions: Insights and Tips [Episode 596]

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  • Dawna Levenson, Assistant Dean of MIT Sloan School of Management, provides a thorough examination into the MIT Sloan School of Management's full-time MBA program, which is mission-driven, focused on identifying and solving the world's biggest and most complex problems. The program offers flexibility with a one-semester core and three semesters of electives, allowing students to pursue seven different certificates or concentrations. Dawna discusses the comprehensive application process, which includes a cover letter, one-page resume, 60-second video, and a behavioral video interview. She shares her tips on how to successfully approach the application. Dawna also highlights the early admission program for current college students and graduate students.

    Links mentioned in the show:

    • MIT Sloan Admissions
    • MIT Sloan MBA Early
    • MIT Sloan Application Tips

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