MIT Sloan Fellows Program in Innovation and Global Leadership

Applying to the program

Requirements
How and when to apply
Admissions Calendar
Tuition and expenses

Requirements
Every MIT Sloan Fellows class is a microcosm of the global business community, representing a sweeping diversity of nations and perspectives. But the class is also an elite, high-performing peer group. Individual participants share several key characteristics, and this common base makes it possible for them to collaborate at a high level.

The selection committee will consider those applicants who:

• Demonstrate high potential and the aspiration to become leaders, either of established organizations or new ventures.
• Hold an undergraduate degree and at least ten years of relevant experience.
• Excel in some combination of leadership performance, global perspective, functional expertise, and innovation.
• Possess the intellectual capability and interest to handle the rigorous MIT Sloan curriculum.
• Communicate effectively in English, orally and in writing. The TOEFL is required for any applicant whose native language is not English (see application checklist for more information).
• Applicants with certain academic profiles are encouraged to submit scores from the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT); see application checklist for more information.

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How and when to apply
The deadlines for applications for the next MIT Sloan Fellows class are:

• Non-U.S. citizens and U.S. citizens residing outside of the U.S. — December 1, 2009
• U.S. citizens residing in the U.S. — January 1, 2010

The program announces selections before March 31, 2010. To apply, you must complete your application online.

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Admissions Calendar

View the program's academic calendar.

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Tuition and expenses
Tuition for the program beginning in June 2011 is $114,000 for the full-time option and $130,000 for the flex-time option. (Tuition for the flex-time option covers both years.) Tuition for both options includes the cost of the International Trip.

Other academic and personal expenses are estimated below:

Computer, Books, Supplies
$7,500

Health Insurance
Health Insurance is required for all students. You may continue your current insurance if it meets the MIT health insurance requirements. Otherwise, you must purchase the MIT insurance. The rates for Academic Year 2009-2010 are:

Estimated Cost of Living Expense
(rent, food, utilities, etc.)