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writing+editing support review+edit evaluation brainstorming mock interview recos mba resume First get the basic principles of mba essay writing right and then move on to the Sloan essay tips for the 2011-2012 application.
Sloan MIT Cover Letter Prepare a cover letter (up to 500 words) seeking a place in the MIT Sloan MBA Program. Describe your accomplishments and include an example of how you had an impact on a group or organization. Your letter should conform to standard business correspondence and be addressed to Mr. Rod Garcia, Director of MBA Admissions. Sloan MIT Cover Letter Tips Write a formal sales document in cover letter format which highlights your key achievements, includes a leadership or team impact example, explains why you should be admitted to MIT Sloan and also mentions why you are interested in Sloan MIT...gasp.. And yes, this will also act as your "goals essay" (unless you plan to do that in the supplemental information essay - not a great idea!). Now, what could be simpler?! Since the other essays offer only single-episode snippets of your life, this essay is where you try to make a wholesome presentation of your self/candidature.
Briefly showcasing your accomplishments (related to work, academic, personal etc.) and trying to align them with the word-picture that you are presenting of yourself would be the next step. Some of this can also be accomplished while detailing your career progression. Since this is an all-purpose essay (oops.. cover letter) a holistic picture of your candidature needs to be presented; also choose the right example to detail your "impact on a group or organization" such that it merges with the overall theme of your cover letter content. Go for it! Sloan MIT Essays Review MIT Sloan Essays Review+Edit Sloan MIT Essays Writing Support Sloan MIT Essay 1 Please describe a time when you went beyond what was defined, expected, established, or popular. (500 words or fewer, limited to one page) Sloan MIT Essay 1 Tips Try to identify an instance when you found yourself introducing an innovative concept, taking a principled yet unpopular stand, fighting popular opinion, or implementing an out-of-the-box solution. The context can be professional or personal. Give the context, rationale and motivations for your action, and make apparent why it should be considered "beyond what was defined, expected, established, or popular". Illustrate the path that led from your thought process to the action to the results. The positive changes made possible by your action would underline the strength of the story and your achievement. Ideally the example would showcase your strength of character, robust value system, innovation, reasoning ability and/or intellectual courage. Though this essay is the exact same as last year's, the response might be different because of the new essay # 2. The focus, this time, will have to be primarily (even exclusively) on the action and not on the persuasive skills since that is the designated focus in the very next essay. Like in all essay packages, but even more so in this Sloan application, make the final choice of the example keeping in mind the content, theme and examples you have picked for the other essays. Sloan MIT Essay 2
Please describe a time when
you convinced an individual or group to accept one of your ideas. Sloan MIT Essay 2 Tips Choosing the appropriate story from your life is a key ingredient of success in all MBA "story" essays. Select a story for this one that shines a light on your ability to persuade, this essay could simultaneously showcase your leadership aptitude, people skills and emotional intelligence. The example should detail the context and rationale for your idea. It should also illustrate your approach in winning the opposition over to the idea - by understanding the opposition, communicating convincingly, clarifying ideas. Your leadership approach and the methodology you adopt would be critical to this essay's success. Ideally, this essay will showcase your diplomatic communication, persuasive skills, leadership and effective reasoning - AND end the story with overall consensus (everybody lives happily ever after!). Bear in mind that this is not a randomly selected trait. This story should act as a preview of how you might be able to persuade your classmates at Sloan or your colleagues in a post-Sloan scenario to accept an idea they are opposed to. Please ensure that the story differs thematically and in approach from the earlier essay, since persuasion and an unpopular stand are similar underlying themes in both essay questions. And lemme repeat: make the final choice of the example keeping in mind the content, theme and examples you have picked for the other essays. Go for it!
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This new essay
prompt, offers you the theme of decision making. At least that is the obvious theme: about how you made a decision without
possessing all the info you needed. However, consider that you are free to
use this setting and change the theme to leadership in uncertain times or
risk management in an uncontrolled environment or almost anything else
that projects YOU as a credible, intelligent, calm, decisive hero.
Having chosen the theme describe in detail the
process, actions and approach that you took to achieve your objective and
make the right decision. Think deeply about what decision making means to
you, how you approach it and how you go about gathering information before
making your decision. Next choose a story that will portray these skills
in the best light. While this could have been a personal decision that
principally involved only you, a story and a decision that sees you in a leadership role will almost
certainly have greater value.
As in all the Sloan essays the
purpose is to judge your approach and attitude in a previous situation
since that might be a reflection of your manner and method in future
situations (at Sloan and in your long illustrious career thereafter) as
well. Once again, please start writing this essay after the stories and
themes for ALL the Sloan essays have been chosen.
Go for it!
Sloan
Supplemental Information Essay
You may use this section to address whatever else you want the Admissions
Committee to know.
(250 words or fewer, limited to one page)
Sloan
Supplemental Information Essay
Tips
As usual an optional
essay requires effort even if you don’t write it. The main question
in any optional essay is to decide whether you need to write it at all. Attempt the
Sloan MIT supplemental essay only if you feel that it will improve the factual and
material strength of your application.
Use this
Sloan optional essay to mention anything, not covered in the rest of the
application, that might aid your candidature. These could be achievements,
qualities or skills that have not been accommodated in the other
Sloan essays. The essay does not have to be limited to a single theme or
event. If you are certain that this new essay is a robust constructive addition to your candidacy, start working on
it!
Do use this
space to explain shortfalls in your application which you feel are truly detrimental to your candidature. Areas of underperformance (academic or professional or GMAT) or events which stick out (gaps in your resumes or
a previous MBA) can be commented on if you have an explanation that is intelligent, interesting and credible.
Do your best!
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