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Path2MBA Spotlight:
MIT Sloan School

May 15, 2025

Greetings From JumpStart!

Considering getting your MBA? The JumpStart Path2MBA prepares undergraduate students and working professionals to engage directly with admissions officers at our MBA program partners.

If you’re an undergraduate student, consider MIT Sloan MBA Early Admission Process, which will allow you to hold your spot at MIT while you work for two to five years before you head to the home of innovation, MIT.

MIT is a name recognized all around the world. Your MIT degree will open doors and create unimagined opportunities. That’s because MIT is exception, and a degree from MIT says you are, too.

Join MIT Sloan MBA program admissions representatives to ask questions about the program and gain essential insight into how 85% of MBA students used their degree to change their career trajectory.

Path2MBA at MIT Sloan

Monday, June 23rd, 12pm – 1pm EST

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About Path2MBA

JumpStart’s Path2MBA is for undergraduate students and working professionals who are interested in pursuing their MBA. Through the network, you can learn about different MBA programs to find the one that fits your career aspirations as well as gain insight into financial implications and the MBA application process directly from admissions representatives.

Spots to attend our virtual forum are limited so register now for Path2MBA the sessions hosted with specific MBA programs.

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Click HERE for Path2MBA Forum Schedule and Register for other MBA program sessions.

Speaker at The Event

Terrell Williams

Dr. Terrell Williams is a native of Jacksonville, FL, and a First-generation, Low-income college graduate. He is also the first male grandchild, maternal and paternal, in his family to attend and graduate from a 4-year university.

He received his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Bethune-Cookman University, an Historically Black University (HBCU) in Daytona Beach, Florida and is a two-time graduate school Alumnus of Florida State University (M.S. in Higher Education and Ed.D in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies).

Dr. Williams has worked in undergraduate and graduate school admissions for more than ten years, mainly providing access and opportunities to talent that has been historically underrepresented. In his current position as Associate Director in the MIT Sloan Office of Admissions, he oversees recruitment and diversity outreach initiatives that seek to broaden the pipeline to include people who are less likely to be exposed to and possibly benefit from the MIT environment.