Impact basics with Craig Wortmann
Professor Craig Wortmann shows you how to make a meaningful impact in business. http://chibooth.biz/1VlQjKb
This weekend we welcome back MBA classes '06D, '06J, '11D and '11J to our Europe campus for their 10 and 5 year reunions!Greenwich Time | Age is no limit for surgeon pursuing MBA and new career Greenwich Time Iona officials think the pediatric surgeon from Harrison, N.Y. — Princeton Class of 1957, Harvard Medical School Class of 1961, Iona MBA Class of 2016 — is the school's oldest graduate student. How old is that? You'll have to calculate on your own ... |
Reinvention is part of the The Wasserstrom Company ’s DNA. http://bit.ly/1VRPmtU
“Going through economic and political challenges taught my grandfather, father, and uncles that they needed to have the ability to look at the...
Still deciding which way to vote? Our expert faculty lay out the business case for 'Remain' or 'Leave' and make a few predictions.
Dr Catarina Figuiera and Professor Joe Nellis examine the arguments for ‘Remain’ or ‘Leave’ in economics and housing, while Professor Richard Wilding looks at how this will affect supply chains across the continent. Political marketing expert, Professor Paul Baines, analyses the referendum campaigni...
Will you be watching as Real Madrid C.F. and Atlético de Madrid go head-to-head in the Champions League Final tomorrow?
Is MIT Sloan School of Management on your short list of target schools for this fall’s MBA application season? It’s a phenomenal, highly academic program that draws on the MIT culture at large to offer cutting-edge classes and services, recruit acclaimed faculty, and foster collaborative and educational efforts that involve students, alumni and business partners.
Even among world-class MBA programs, MIT Sloan is in an elite group, with extremely high GMAT scores and GPAs higher than many other top programs. So how can applicants stand out with such a competitive applicant pool?
I recently shared my take with Business Insider readers on the three qualities MIT Sloan looks for in MBA candidates—innovation, global awareness, and analytical abilities—and offer the inside scoop on how you can concretely demonstrate you possess those stellar qualities. Take a look at the original article for my tips.
If you can show that you’d thrive in a program that is international in perspective, highly quantitative, and grounded in innovative approaches, you’ll have a good chance of demonstrating to the admissions team that you’d be an ideal candidate for MIT Sloan’s rigorous — and rewarding — program.
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