Whats the MBA workload like? Will I have time for other activities?
MIT Sloan students pack a seemingly unbelievable amount of experiences into their two years on campus. During your first semester, you’ll be busy meeting new people, exploring a new community, evaluating a host of extracurricular offerings, and rising to the challenges of our “core” curriculum. Once the core is behind you, there is a great deal of flexibility in your academic choices and more time to pursue personal and professional interests. Almost all students belong to at least one club, and many organize trips, events, and get-togethers; some even launch new groups of their own. At MIT Sloan, it’s easy to find other highly motivated people who share your interests and can help you make things happen. Many students have spouses or partners, as well as young children — so you and your family can find lots of support (and company!) in striking a comfortable balance between school and family life.
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