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by BBest » Thu Nov 12, 2015 4:04 pm
Hello hello,

I was looking online at the Sloan application requirements and had a question I hope someone could answer for me;

On the main site [https://mitsloan.mit.edu/mba/admissions/ ... tructions/] it says the following;

"Transcripts from all courses that counted toward a degree"

Just to clarify, is this asking for all grades from ALL classes you took in University/College?
What if you switched majors after first year and none of your classes transferred over, therefore were not "counted toward your degree"?
Is Sloan asking you to remove/ignore the classes you took that were not associated with your major?

For example, I was in major AAA in first year, took 6 classes. I switched to major BBB in second year and none of my classes from AAA went toward the requirements for major BBB (so essentially I started all over again).

Appreciate any help.
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by Michael@VeritasPrep » Sat Nov 14, 2015 12:18 pm
I'm pretty sure Sloan wants to see all of your courses. Regardless of if you switched majors, they would still show up on your transcript right? IF you aren't sure, this would be a good question to email the admissions office and aski.
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