Additional details about the admissions process can be found in the Admissions section of the Master of Finance website.
MIT Sloan Master of Finance
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Building E52-359
Cambridge MA, 02139
617-258-5434
mfinadmissions.mitsloan@mit.edu
Website:
MIT Sloan Master of Finance
Application Opens:
Summer
Deadline:
January 5, 2027
Fee:
$150.00
Summer Term (July)
Master of Finance (MFin)
Required:
- Resume
- Essay question
- Short essay question
- Video Question 1 & 2
- Three letters of recommendation
- Academic history and transcripts
- Relevant coursework & professional certifications
- Application fee
Optional:
- GMAT or GRE test scores
Submission of a standardized test, such as GMAT (Focus Edition or 10th Edition) or GRE, is optional when applying for the MFin program. If you have a GMAT or GRE score, you are strongly encouraged to submit it as an additional data point to be considered by the Admissions Committee. Those without a test score will be reviewed as is, with no negative inferences.
We will accept self-reported test scores by the application deadline and welcome scores from exams delivered both online and at test centers. Official scores should also be sent using the following school codes:
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GRE school code: 3845
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To share your GMAT score, please enter Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) – MIT Sloan School of Management.
If you took the GMAT, select the correct edition from the dropdown in the application. The current version, the GMAT Focus Edition (available since November 2023), has a Total Score range of 205–805. The previous version scored 200–800. Though similar, the scales differ due to updated percentile distributions. Learn more about GMAT exam scores.
GMAT Superscore will appear as an additional data point on GMAT Official Score Reports sent to our program. For the current admissions cycle, our evaluation process will continue to focus on single-attempt scores as we evaluate how GMAT Superscore may inform future admissions decisions. Candidates should not be concerned that the presence of a GMAT Superscore will negatively impact their application.
MIT Sloan does not require an English proficiency exam; therefore, we do not accept TOEFL or IELTS scores. English language ability is assessed during the interview process.
Support typically includes personal savings, loans, fellowship/scholarship awards, government or employer sponsorship, or some combination of these. Please see the MFin website for more information.
