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MIT MBA Events - April 2025

MIT Sloan will host a total of five MBA events in April 2025, with four virtual events and one in-person event.

In-Person Events

The only in-person event, MBA and LGO On-Campus Information Session, will take place on April 25, offering prospective students an opportunity to visit campus and learn about Sloan’s curriculum, student life, career paths, and admissions process directly from an admissions representative.

 

Founding Consultant - F1GMAT, Author, EditorEssay Editing - Work with Atul Jose (Founding Consultant and Essay Specialist)

With the word limit typically in the 250 to 500 range, it is not easy to structure the essay without losing momentum.

As F1GMAT’s Lead Consultant and Essay Specialist, I will help you structure the essay by:

1)  Personal Branding

I will help you find unique life experiences that would differentiate you from the highly competitive M7 and T15 application pool.

2)  Storytelling

I have developed a keen sense of storytelling from over a decade and a half of editing essays and writing essay examples for F1GMAT’s Essay Guides.

The skills that a writer/editor brings to the table are different from what a former admissions officer or a consultant who has limited writing skills brings

Review Skills # Writing Skills
Movie Critics # Movie Directors

It is easy to comment, but it is tough to structure the essay from the perspective of the applicant and turn the essay into a winning application essay.

3) Aligning with the Culture of the School

A big part of editing and guiding applicants is in educating them about the culture of the school

Some schools have very ‘specific’ traits that they are looking for in an applicant. 

If you don’t highlight them and lean towards general leadership or cultural narratives, the essay won’t work. 

I will guide you through the writing process. 

I will also iteratively edit the essays without losing your original voice.

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For any questions about the service, email me, Atul Jose, at editor@f1gmat.com


Virtual Events

Virtual events include the MBA Early Admission Webinar: Application Tips and Q&A on April 8, where admissions staff will provide insights into the MBA Early Admissions program for college seniors and graduate students without full-time work experience. On April 9, the MBA Tour: Spotlight on MBAs for LGBTQ+ Candidates will connect prospective students with admissions representatives from top business schools, offering application advice and exclusive resources. On April 16, the Climate Action & Sustainability at MIT discussion will feature faculty and the Sloan Sustainability Initiative team, highlighting MIT’s sustainability efforts. The MBA and LGO Livestream Information Session on April 25 will cover the MIT Sloan MBA and the Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) dual-degree program.

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DateEventDescriptionType of EventRegister

08-Apr-25

MBA Early Admission Webinar • Application Tips and Q&AMIT Sloan's virtual event provides an overview of its MBA Early Admissions program, designed for college seniors and graduate students without full-time work experience. Admissions staff will discuss the program, the application process, and answer participant questions live.Virtual

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09-Apr-25

MBA Tour: Spotlight on MBAs for LGBTQ+ CandidatesProspective students can join The MBA Tour: Spotlight on MBAs for LGBTQ+ Candidates, a free virtual event featuring top business schools. This session offers the chance to connect with admissions decision-makers, receive application advice, and access exclusive offers like fee waivers and test prep discounts.Virtual

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16-Apr-25

Climate Action & Sustainability at MIT • A Discussion with Faculty and Sloan Sustainability Initiative TeamProspective students can join this online event to explore Climate Action and Sustainability at MIT Sloan. Jason Jay and Jennifer Graham from the Sustainability Initiative will share insights on resources, opportunities, and the sustainability ecosystem at MIT.Virtual

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25-Apr-25

MBA and LGO • On-Campus Information SessionMIT Sloan will host this in-person event where an admissions representative will provide an overview of the MBA program’s curriculum, student life, career paths, and admissions process.In-Person

Register

 

25-Apr-25

MBA and LGO • Livestream Information SessionThis virtual event is hosted by the MIT Sloan Admission team where students can learn about MIT 2-year MBA program and Dual degree LGO ProgramVirtual

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MIT Sloan MBA Essay Guide

Cover Letter Question: Please submit a cover letter seeking a place in the MIT Sloan MBA program. Your letter should conform to standard business correspondence, include one or more professional examples that illustrate why you meet the desired criteria above, and be addressed to the Admissions Committee (300 words or fewer, excluding address and salutation).

Short Answer Question: How has the world you come from shaped who you are today? For example, your family, culture, community, all help to shape aspects of your identity. Please use this opportunity if you would like to share more about your background. (250 words or less.)

Video Questions

Question 1: Introduce yourself to your future classmates. Here’s your chance to put a face with a name, let your personality shine through, be conversational, be yourself. We can’t wait to meet you!

Question 2: All MBA applicants will be prompted to respond to a randomly generated, open-ended question. The question is designed to help us get to know you better; to see how you express yourself and to assess fit with the MIT Sloan culture. It does not require prior preparation.

Video Question 2 is part of your required application materials and will appear as a page within the application, once the other parts of your application are completed. Applicants are given 10 seconds to prepare for a 60-second response.

The following are examples of questions that may be asked in the Video Question 2:
•    What achievement are you most proud of and why?
•    Tell us about a time a classmate or colleague wasn’t contributing to a group project. What did you do?

Download F1GMAT's MIT Sloan MBA Essay Guide