Sloan Undergrad

Colleges and Universities A-Z Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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<p>I found out MIT has an undergrad business school just like UPENN :)</p>

<p>At UPENN, people apply to UPENN CAS (I will call it "college") and Wharton separately.</p>

<p>College has a slightly higher acceptance rate than Wharton does.</p>

<p>How does admissions process work at MIT?
Can people apply to Sloan separately, or do you have to get into MIT in general and major does not affect your admissions?</p>

<p>I am decent at science(AP science good, but not MIT good), good with math (AMC12-AIME-USAMO), interested in economics/finance. I can tolerate MIT core science programs and will absolutely love MIT math programs.</p>

<p>Also, UPENN has this one university policy so that Wharton students can major in Finance in Wharton and Economics in college. (an economics and finance double major with a strong math background is as good as it gets in ibanking :P)</p>

<p>Can I still double major in economics and finance at MIT college and Sloan?</p>

<p>P.S. oh, Sloan is also definitely one of my top choices for MBA (if i need one) along with Chicago Booth. (HBS/SBS are always the <em>cough</em> impossible reaches in MBA schools :( )</p>

<p>Thank You!</p>

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The latter – everybody applies to MIT as a whole, and your intended major does not affect your chances of admission.</p>

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Yes, you can double in Economics and Management (or Management and anything else at MIT).</p>