Members of the admissions team at the MIT Sloan School of Management are hitting the road in a big way, with admissions events scheduled in every corner of the globe over the next few months. The global trek starts tomorrow with events in Madrid and Bogota and will continue throughout the summer months and into the fall. The tour, called “MIT Sloan on the Road,” includes more than three dozen events in cities throughout North America, South America, Europe, Africa and Asia. So regardless of how far you live from Sloan’s campus, you’ll have the opportunity to hear first-hand about the school’s MBA program, admissions process and more. MIT Sloan on the Road events all feature admissions representatives sharing about the school’s mission – focused on innovation, collaboration and global impact – as well as the entrepreneurial spirit of its community and the opportunity Sloan students have to shape their learning experience. Alumni share their experiences both at Sloan and beyond as part of a panel discussion following the admissions presentation. Finally, the events culminate with an opportunity for attendees to network with admissions staff, alumni and fellow applicants. Advanced registration is required. View a complete list of all scheduled events and registration details here: MIT Sloan Summer/Fall 2014 Admissions Events.
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