MIT Sloan MBA Program
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Building E52-359
Cambridge MA, 02139
617-258-5434
mbaadmissions.mitsloan@mit.edu
Website:
MIT Sloan MBA Program
Application Opens:
Summer
Deadlines:
Round 1: September 29, 2025
Round 2: January 13, 2026
Round 3: April 6, 2026
Fee:
$250.00
Required:
- Cover letter
- Resume
- Video Question 1 & 2
- One letter of recommendation
- Additional references
- Organizational chart
- Academic transcripts
- GMAT or GRE Test Scores
- Short answer questions
- Application fee
Scores from at least one of the following tests are required to submit your application:
Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
- GRE or GMAT (Focus Edition and 10th Edition) scores are required.
- To share your GRE score, enter Institute Code 3791.
- Current scores only; scores must be less than 2 years old
Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT)
- GMAT (Focus Edition and 10th Edition) or GRE scores are required.
- To share your GMAT score, enter “Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) – MIT Sloan School of Management.”
- Current scores only; scores must be less than 2 years old
English Language Ability tests, like the TOEFL and IELTS are not required. English abilities are evaluated during our interview process.
Leaders for Global Operations:
Applicants can find more information on the LGO website.
MBA Early Admission:
MIT Sloan offers the opportunity for college seniors and graduate students to defer their enrollment and secure their seat in a future MBA class. Find more information about the MBA Early Admission process online.
Additional details about the admissions process can be found in the Admissions section of the MBA Program website.
We understand that pursuing an MBA is a significant financial investment. Our Admissions Committee automatically considers all admits for merit-based fellowships. There is no additional application process required, and admits will be notified of any merit-based fellowship at the time of admission.
Additionally, the majority of MBA students use loans to finance their education. These come from two government programs, from MIT directly, or through an alternative lending source. Some students receive funding through on-campus teaching and research assistantships. You may apply for these after the completion of your first semester. Please see the MBA program website for more information.
