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To apply to MLOG’s highly-competitive program, you must submit
more than just an application. Below is a list of
the all supplemental documents needed to complete your application. Read each description for specific requirements for the documents
- GMAT/GRE
- IELTS
- Résumé
- Transcript
- Recommendations
- Statement of Objectives in Logistics
and the MLOG program
- Essay questions (2)
GMAT/GRE:
All applicants are required to take either the GRE General Test
or the GMAT. For the GRE forms, use the institute code 3514; department
code 5199. For GMAT forms, use the code
X5X-DS-95
. Have the official score reports sent directly from ETS to us online.
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IELTS:
Applicants from non-English-speaking nations must also offer evidence
of written and oral proficiency in the English language by taking
the
International English Language Testing System (IELTS).
Have the official score report sent directly from IELTS to our office.
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Transcript:
You must provide official transcripts from all undergraduate and
graduate programs you have participated in to date. Please send
them to:
MLOG Admissions
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts Avenue, E40-355
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307
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Recommendations:
You must provide 3 recommendations from people capable of judging
your professional and/or academic promise (i.e. supervisor, professor).
Because our admissions committee focuses on work experience, we
urge applicants to provide two recommendations from job-related supervisors and one from a professor.
Recommenders must complete an MLOG-specific
evaluation form that can be downloaded from the Graduate
Admissions Website. If you apply online, your recommenders also
have the option of completing and submitting this form electronically. We do not want a simple letter from them.
If your recommenders choose not to complete the form electronically,
each recommendation should be sealed in its own envelope and submitted
with your completed application. If an evaluator is mailing the
recommendation separately, have him/her send it to MLOG Admissions
(address provided above in Transcript section).
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Résumé:
Relevant work experience weighs heavily in MLOG admissions decisions.
Therefore, we require every applicant to supply us with a current
résumé. The
résumé should be in the standard format including academic degree information with GPA information following each.
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Statement of objectives:
You will complete the statement of interest as part of your MIT
Graduate Admission Form. The statement should describe why you are
interested in the MLOG program, and how it fits into your future
career plans. The statement should be no longer than 500 words.
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Essay Questions:
In addition to the statement of interest, MLOG also requires two
additional essays to be sent in with your transcript and resume.
The essays should be no longer than 500 words each. Essay questions
provided below:
- Please choose an area or topic in supply chain management
or logistics that interests you and describe the research you
would like to be a part of or see done. Feel free to cite examples
from work experience, readings, previous courses, etc.
- Please provide an example of a time when you introduced
a new, innovative idea as a member of a group, organization or
company. Discuss how your idea was then carried out and how it
affected change within that group, organization or company.
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