What Sets the MIT Sloan MBA Community Apart?
The MBA program at the MIT Sloan School of Management brings together curious, authentic, and driven students. Your classmates will challenge your thinking, broaden your perspective, and help transform your career and outlook on the world.
What Is It Like to Be an MBA Student at MIT Sloan?
Our students come from diverse backgrounds to form a cohesive community. They're ready to answer your questions about the program and the MIT Sloan experience. Their emails are linked in their profiles below.
Phoebe Smukler
MBA '27
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CountryUSA 🇺🇸
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Undergraduate Degree and UniversityBachelor of Arts in Biology, Bowdoin College
Where Can an MIT Sloan MBA Take Your Career?
Your time at MIT Sloan will be transformative. Our experienced career advisors help you design a plan, develop critical skills, and find your path.
Explore MIT Sloan’s MBA Career Resources or check out our recent MBA Employment Report to see where our graduates go.
Latest Employment Outcomes
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91%
Graduated with full-time offers within 3 months
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175,000
Median base salary (USD)
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38.4%
Growth potential cited as top reason for accepting position
My time at Sloan provided me with the critical knowledge and skills needed to lead in today’s dynamic, technology-led world. I’m a better thinker, leader, and problem solver because I had the chance to learn alongside Sloanies.Read More
How Can You Find Community and Belonging at MIT Sloan?
Clubs give MIT Sloan students opportunities to develop as leaders, explore shared interests, and build lasting relationships. Discover how students connect, contribute to the community, and find a sense of belonging at MIT Sloan.
In their own words: MBA students share their experience
One Day with Patrick Yeung, MBA '26
MBA candidate Patrick Yeung came to MIT Sloan wanting to be surrounded by a community of builders. "MIT Sloan's Sustainability Initiative provides a great platform to help a generalist like myself become more specialized in this space."
One Day with Megan Hung, MBA '26
“MIT Sloan was a pretty obvious frontrunner given its reputation for entrepreneurship and the established climate ecosystem in Boston," says Megan Hung, an MBA candidate who will graduate in 2026.