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Major Employers

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Compensation by Function

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DATES

 Application Deadlines

Round 1

October 27, 2009

Round 2

January 12, 2010

* applications to be received before 12 PM Pacific Time

 Decision Dates

Round 1

February 01, 2010

Round 2

April 05, 2010

 

APPLICATION

 Evaluation Criteria

A habit of leadership

Capacity for intellectual growth

Engaged community citizenship

APPLICATION MATERIAL

Online Application

Resume

Two Recommendations

Essays

Cover Letter

Transcripts

GMAT Scores

TOEFL Scores

Application Fee: $ 250

 

 Application Form

MIT Sloan MBA Online Application

 Essay Questions

We are interested in learning more about you and how you work, think, and act. For each essay, please provide a brief overview of the situation followed by a detailed description of your response. Please limit the experiences you discuss to those which have occurred in the past three years.

In each of the essays please describe in detail what you thought, felt, said, and did.

Essay 1: Please describe a time when you went beyond what was defined, expected, established, or popular. (500 words or less, limited to one page)

Essay 2: Please describe a time when you coached, trained, or mentored a person or group. (500 words or less, limited to one page)

Essay 3: Please describe a time when you took responsibility for achieving an objective. (500 words or less, limited to one page)

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 Recommendation

Please obtain only two recommendations on your behalf (three if you are applying to the BEP or LGO Program) from individuals who are able to speak with certainty about your professional achievements and potential.

Please choose recommenders who are able to provide specific answers to the following questions:

How long and in what capacity have you known the applicant?

How does the applicant stand out from others in a similar capacity?

Please give an example of the applicant's impact on a person, group, or organization.

Please give a representative example of how the applicant interacts with other people.

Which of the applicant's personal or professional characteristics would you change?

Please tell us anything else you think we should know about this applicant.

Please note that the LGO and the BEP programs require three evaluations, and one of the three should be from an academic source or someone who can speak definitively of your technical skills. Recommenders may submit recommendations either online or through the mail. Recommendations should be up to two pages each.

 

COURSE

 Core Courses

Accounting

Business Analysis Using Financial Statements

Doctoral Seminar in Accounting

Financial Accounting

Introduction to Financial & Managerial Accounting

Introduction to Financial & Managerial Accounting

Management Accounting and Control

Mergers and Aquisitions: The Market for Corporate Control

Taxes and Business Strategy

Communication

Advanced Managerial Communication

Communication for Managers

Doctoral Seminar: Communication Skills for Academics

Management Communication for Undergraduates

Corporate Strategy and Policy

Corporate Strategy and Extended Enterprises

Explaining Heterogeneity in Firm Performance

Leadership in the Real Estate Industry

Special Seminar in Strategy

Strategic Management

Strategic Management and Consulting Proseminar: Current Strategic Challenges for Global Enterprises

Strategic Management and Consulting Proseminar: Practical Applications

Strategic Management

Strategy and Organization

Technology Strategy

Technology Strategy for SDM

The Economic and Strategic Analysis of Technology Intensive Industries

Finance

Advanced Corporate Finance

Advanced Financial Economics

Finance Theory

Financial Management

Introduction to Financial Economics

Investments

Options and Futures Markets

Proseminar in Financial Management

Quantitative Investment Management

Real Estate Capital Markets

Real Estate Finance and Investment

Health Care Management

Clinical Trials in Biomedical Enterprise

Critical Reading and Technical Assessment of Biomedical Information

Dynamics of Biomedical Technologies

Economics of the Health Care Industries

Principles and Practice of Drug Development

History, Environment and Ethics

Choice Points: Readings on the Exercise of Power & Responsibility

Literature, Ethics, and Authority

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Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management

Careers, Leadership, and Negotiations in the New Economy

Leadership and Change

Negotiation and Conflict Management

People and Organizations

Political Economy I: Theories of the State and the Economy

Power and Negotiation

Research Seminar in Industrial Relations

Special Seminar in Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management

Strategic Human Resource Management

Urban Labor Markets and Employment Policy

Work, Employment, and Industrial Relations Theory

Information Technologies

Fundamentals of Digital Business Strategy

Generating Business Value from IT

Global Information Systems: Communications and Connectivity Among Information Systems

Information Technology and Business Transformation Proseminar

Information Technology and Digital Transformation Proseminar

Information Technology as an Integrating Force in Manufacturing

Information Technology Essentials

Integrating Information Systems: Technology, Strategies & Organizational Factors

IT Essentials II: Advanced Technologies for Digital Business in the Knowledge Economy

Organizations as Enacted Systems: Learning, Knowing, and Change

Practical Information Technology Management

Research Seminar in Information Technology and Organizations: Economic Perspectives

Research Seminar in Information Technology and Organizations: Social Perspectives

Workshop in Information Technology

International Management

Global Markets, National Policies and the Competitive Advantages of Firms

International Management

Special Seminar in International Management

China and India: Opportunities and Issues

Special Seminar in International Management

Law

Basic Business Law

Basic Business Law & Finance

Basic Business Law & New Technologies

Law and International Business

Law, Technology and Public Policy

Legal Issues in the Development Process

Patents, Copyrights, and the Law of Intellectual Property

Special Seminar in Law

Special Seminar in Law: The Law of Mergers and Acquisitions

Special Seminar in Law: Law and the Commercialization of Cutting Edge Technologies

Sustainability, Trade, and the Environment

Leadership

Cross-Cultural Leadership

Designing & Leading the Entrepreneurial Organization

Leadership in the Real Estate Industry

Leadership Lab for Corporate Social Innovation

Literature, Ethics, and Authority

Organizations as Enacted Systems: Learning, Knowing, and Change

Practical Leadership

Spec Sem in Mgmt: Managing in Adversity

Tiger Teams

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Managerial Economics

Economic Analysis for Business Decisions

Applied Macro- and International Economics

Industrial Economics for Strategic Decisions

Macro and International Economics

Management and Policy in the International Economy

Competition in Telecommunications

Real Estate Economics

Global Climate Change: Economics, Science, and Policy

Game Theory for Strategic Advantage

Applied Econometrics and Forecasting for Management

Pricing Strategy

Special Seminar in Managerial Economics

Marketing

Applied Individual Psychology

Branding

Consumer Behavior

Design and Marketing New Products

Entrepreneurial Marketing

Foundations of Consumer Centric Technologies

Listening to the Customer

Marketing Management

Marketing Management — MIT Sloan Fellows

Marketing Models

Marketing Strategy

New Product and Venture Development Proseminar

Pricing

Research Seminar in Marketing

Special Seminar in Marketing

Strategic Market Measurement

Workshop in Marketing

Operations Management

Case Studies in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

International Supply Chain Management

Introduction to Operations Management

Logistics Systems

Management of Services: Concepts, Design, and Delivery

Management of Supply Networks for Products and Services

Manufacturing System and Supply Chain Design

Operations Strategy

Product Design and Development

Proseminar in Manufacturing

Research Project in Manufacturing

Seminar in Operations Management

Supply Chain Planning

The Theory of Operations Management

Workshop in Operations Management

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Operations Research/Statistics

Communicating with Data

Competitive Decision Making and Negotiation

Data Mining: Algorithms and Applications

Data, Models, and Decisions

Decision Analysis

Decision Methodologies for Managers

Engineering Probability and Statistics

Fundamentals of Probability

Integer Programming and Combinatorial Optimization

Introduction to Mathematical Programming

Introduction to Optimization

Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods

Network Optimization

Nonlinear Programming

Optimization Methods

Queues: Theory and Applications

Special Seminar in Applied Probability and Stochastic Processes

Special Seminar in Operation Research/Statistics

Special Seminar in Operations Research

Statistical Consulting

Statistical Learning and Data Mining

Statistical Theory and Data Analysis

Statistical Thinking and Data Analysis

Systems Optimization

Systems Optimization: Models and Computation

System Optimization and Analysis for Manufacturing

Systems Optimization: Models and Computation

The Airline Industry

Organizational Studies

Building and Leading Effective Teams

Doctoral Seminar in Behavioral and Policy Sciences

Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods

Individuals, Groups, and Organizations

Leadership and Change in Organizations

Leadership and Management

Leading Organizations

Managerial Psychology

Managerial Psychology Laboratory

Organizational Leadership and Change

Organizational Processes

Organizations and Environments

Planning and Managing Change

Qualitative Research Methods

Seminar in Leadership

Seminar in Social Science Research Methods

Special Seminar in Organization Studies

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System Dynamics

Applications of System Dynamics

Introduction to System Dynamics

Research Seminar in System Dnamics

System Dynamics for Business Policy

Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Corporate Entrepreneurship: Strategies for Technology-Based New Business Development

Designing and Leading the Entrepreneurial Organization

Designing and Leading the Innovative Organization

Disruptive Technologies: Predator or Prey?

Early Stage Capital

Entrepreneurs in Innovation: Information Technology, Energy, Biotechnology and Communications

Entrepreneurship Lab

Entrepreneurship Without Borders

Global Entrepreneurship Lab: Emerging Markets

J Innovation Teams

How to Develop "Breakthrough" Products and Services

Managing Innovation: Emerging Trends

Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Managing Technological Innovation and Entrepreneurship

New Enterprises

Research Themes in Management of Technology

Special Seminar in Entrepreneurship

Strategic Decision Making in the Biomedical Business

Technology and Entrepreneurial Strategy

The Software Business

 Electives

Finance Theory

Marketing Management

 

CAREER

 Major Employers

McKinsey & Company (26)

Bain & Company (11)

Microsoft (9)

BCG (7)

Fidelity (7)

Goldman Sachs (7)

Google (7)

Lehman Brothers (7)

Amazon.com (6)

JPMorgan Chase (4)

 Career Statistics   salary in USD

Average Starting Salary

89343

Median Starting Salary

89000

Starting Salary Range

48000-160000

Average Signing Bonus

13947

 Compensation by Function

in USD

  Median Base  Salary Salary Range

Consulting/Strategic Planning

37.5% 120247 57500-160000

Finance

27.2% 105146 35000-142000

Operations/Project Management

8.4% 109364 90000-150000

General Management

8.1% 112190 90000-162000

Marketing/Sales

8.1% 95639 60000-118000

Product Management/Development

5.7% 105000 90000-120000

Business Development

5% 104182 77000-125000

 Compensation by Industry

in USD

  Average Salary Salary Range

Services

78.8% 112495 35000-162000

Manufacturing

19% 105163 60000-150000

Government/Nonprofit

1.5% 108750 95000-120000

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 Compensation by Geography

in USD

  Average Salary Salary Range

Northeast

47.7% 109504 60000-150000

Mid-Atlantic

5% 110846 70000-140000

Midwest

4.6% 104875 57500-162000

South

1.9% 101600 95000-110000

Southwest

1.2% 122667 120000-125000

West

20.4% 111592 77000-127000

Asia

8.5% 106158 35000-130000

Europe

8.5% 125702 90000-140000

 

ALLIANCES

 Joint and Dual Degree Programs

Biomedical Enterprise Program (BEP): Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology (HST), MIT Sloan

Leaders for Global operations (LGO): MBA/MS from MIT Sloan and MS from MIT School of Engineering

MIT Sloan & Harvard Kennedy School Dual Degree Option

System Design and Management (SDM): MIT Sloan and MS from MIT School of Engineering

 

FINANCE

 Tuition Fees   for 2010 class (in USD)

Tuition Fees

48650

 Expenses   (in USD)

Books and Supplies

1800

Computer

3000

Food

4500

Insurance

1656

Personal

2850

Housing

12000

Transportation

2496

Fees

272

 Scholarships  

Dean's and Diversity Fellowships: 30 Fellowships; from $5,000 to full tuition; all admitted candidates are considered

The Class of 2004 Diversity Scholarship

The William Bowes Teach For America Fellowship: $50,000; alumnus of Teach for America

The Forte Fellowship: 2 Fellowships; worth half tuition for two years; outstanding female candidates

The Legatum Fellowship

The McKinsey Award: up to 4 first-year MBA students; $10,000 each; all admitted candidates are considered

The Trust Scholarship: tuition for first-year; student who graduated from Cooper Union within the past seven years; . demonstrate financial need

Thomas and Lorraine Williams Fellowship: student who graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology; demonstrate financial need

The Peter Englander Fund: $25,000; student from the United Kingdom

Merit Awards; from $1,000 to $10,000 in recognition of outstanding student contributions and leadership in the MBA community; Siebel Foundation gives 5 $25,000 scholarships to students for academic achievement and outstanding leadership

 Loans

Federal Direct Stafford/Ford Loans

Qualifiers: U. S. Citizens or Permanent Residents

Limit: $ 8500

Federal Direct (Unsubsidized) Stafford/Ford Loans

Qualifiers: Credit worthy U. S. Citizens or Permanent Residents

Limit: $18,500 less any subsidized loan received

MIT Federal Credit Union Custom Program

Qualifiers: U. S. Citizens or Permanent Residents

 

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