MIT Sloan School of Management Admissions

Before MIT Sloan, Jack O'Brien, MBA '25, co-founded a software company helping early-stage founders raise funds remotely – amassing 5,000 users and eventually was acquired. With that kind of win, what's next? A new venture? Join another startup? For Jack, it was business school; specifically MIT. “MIT was the school that made sense for me with its focus on entrepreneurship and engineering. It was the only school I applied to, and I would have taken a job offer if I didn’t get accepted.” We joined Jack for the day to see what life is like for a student exploring the intersection of entrepreneurship, AI, and climate tech. Tag along below!

"And finally, when I landed in Boston in Bollywood style with my bags, a Forex card, and lots of hope, I had forgotten to account for one minor fact — things here would not be on auto-pilot. " Moving from India to Boston for business school, Deepti Thapar, MBA '26, chronicles what it's like to settle into a new home as an international student, the anxieties that come with it, and the practice of asking for help. Read more in her blog with MIT's Office of Graduate Education: tinyurl.com/mupcrmef

Sloanie Spotlight ✨ | Marc Saliba Saouda, MBAn '25, wanted a program where he could apply the data science principles from the classroom directly to real-world challenges. "I wanted a program that would not only enhance my technical skills but also allow me to work on cutting-edge projects that bridge data science with business strategy, which aligns perfectly with my career goals." Swipe to learn more about Marc’s time at MIT Sloan and his advice to prospective students below!

The MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative aims to provide students the knowledge and skillsets to guide companies and organizations to take on sustainability challenges. Several Sloan MBA students are currently focusing on ways to make water and food systems more sustainable. For example, Nisha Patel, MBA ‘25, aims to ensure equitable access to vital resources like clean water and nutritious food. Alexa Katz, MBA ‘24, focuses on incorporating sustainability into the food and beverage sector. In addition, Andrés Bisonó León, MBA ‘23, is developing a seaweed harvesting solution aimed at advancing social development and addressing climate change adaptation and mitigation. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gzNPgep

The power of data science? It moves across all industries. Learn how you can engineer your Master of Business Analytics degree in our upcoming Women at MIT Sloan Panel, featuring current students and alumnae. Save your spot today: tinyurl.com/fwckdaja Online | Nov. 12 | 12 to 12:45 PM, ET

So proud of my students who pitched allll week last week 🎤 It was a long week in NYC, San Francisco, and Menlo Park for our delta v Investor Showcase events. Hats off to these investor-ready founders who are joining the delta v alum community - 61% of which are still in biz 5 years later and have raised a whopping $3B. A huge thanks to our team who organized these top notch events across the country! Amrutha Killada Maya Freed Greg Wymer Susan Neal Jenny Larios Berlin Macauley Kenney Stephanie MacConnell Ben Soltoff Chris Burns Ylana Lopez Chris Moses John Xin Bill Aulet Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship MIT Sloan School of Management MIT Sloan School of Management Admissions #investors #angelinvestor #seedfunding #demoday #entrepreneurship #startup #startups #mit #deltav

Joan LaRovere, EMBA '16, has a complicated CV – spanning medic, non-profit co-founder, investor, start-up adviser and teacher. With MIT Sloan's Executive MBA, she gained more insight into topics like entrepreneurship, healthcare finance and systems thinking to help scale her impact. Learn More | tinyurl.com/zsdxb337

Big Congratulations to MIT Sloan's 2025 Siebel Scholars 🎉 Nick Anderson (MBA '25), Leah Budson (MBA '25), Britney Cheng (MBA '25), Rachael Knapp (LGO '25), Abhi Parikh (MBA '25) Established in 2000, the Siebel Scholars Award honors top graduate business, computer science, bioengineering, and energy science students for their academic achievements, leadership, and commitment to addressing crucial global challenges. We're excited to see what the future holds for you all!

Two ASEAN Lab teams from MIT Sloan traveled to Malaysia's Asia School of Business (ASB) to tackle two projects: educational synergies and branding. The on-the-ground international work experience, particularly in ASEAN, was an enormous draw for students eager to go beyond case studies. https://lnkd.in/eXq5rPfW Students: Aateeb A Khan, Sophia Mullineaux, Chizi Obioha, Marie-Renee Thomas, Shawn George, Neha Golakia, Trung Thanh Nguyen, Nisha Patel Hosts: Kristina Rai, Renato Lima de Oliveira Faculty and staff: Huang Yasheng, John Grant, Luis M. B., David B., Charles F. Kane, Jake Cohen, Rachel Peters Card, Charles Fine, MIT Sloan School of Management Admissions, MIT Sloan Global Programs

MIT Leadership Center's ID Lab provides students the space to forge new, long-lasting connections with one another so that, together, they can dismantle the popular myths of leadership through interrogation. Four MBA students share their experience below! Full article linked in the comments. 🔗