MIT Sloan MBA Class Profile: Class of 2028

MIT Sloan MBA Class of 2028 statistics as published by the school: class size, GMAT Focus and GRE ranges, GPA, work experience, demographics, undergraduate majors, and pre-MBA industries.

Class of 2028 overview

The MIT Sloan MBA Class of 2028 entered in fall 2026 with 450 students, a figure that includes students in the Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) dual-degree program. The class reported a median GMAT Focus score of 675 with a middle 80% range of 645 to 715, a GRE Quant middle 80% range of 160 to 170, and a median undergraduate GPA of 3.74 (for schools using a 4.0 scale). Students averaged five years of work experience. The class is 45% international and 43% female, and represents 65 countries. MIT Sloan does not publish an acceptance rate in its class profile.

Key statistics

Class size (includes LGO)
450
Median GMAT Focus (205-805 scale)
675
GMAT Focus range, middle 80%
645-715
GRE Quant range, middle 80%
160-170
Median undergraduate GPA (out of 4.0)
3.74
Average years of work experience
5
Countries represented
65
International
45%
US/PR
55%
Female
43%
Male
57%

Undergraduate degree area

Undergraduate degree areaShare of class
Engineering29%
Business25%
Economics15%
Science/Math9%
Computer Science8%
Social Sciences7%
Other3%
Humanities2%
Law1%

Pre-MBA industries

Pre-MBA industryShare of class
Consulting37%
Technology16%
Finance14%
Other8%
Government, Education, Nonprofit7%
Energy5%
Pharmaceutical, Healthcare, Biotechnology4%
Consumer Products, Retail3%
Automotive, Transportation, Defense2%
Manufacturing2%
Media, Entertainment, Sports1%

U.S. race and ethnicity (US/PR students)

Category (IPEDS methodology)StudentsPercent of US/PR
Hispanic/Latinx229%
American Indian or Alaska Native00%
Asian6526%
Black or African American104%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander00%
White13655%
Two or more races125%
Race and ethnicity unknown21%

Sources

  1. 1. MIT Sloan School of Management, MBA Class of 2028 Profile (updated September 2026)