What kind of profile does MIT look for while admitting students to its Master of Finance program?

<p>Some of the characteristics and qualifications that MIT looks for in applicants are follows-</p><ul><li>Applicants typically have a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, business, mathematics, engineering, or a related field.</li><li>Creative problem-solvers with a high EQ (and IQ)</li><li>One-page resume including detailed academic and professional experience.&nbsp;</li><li>Write answers to the essay question and short answer question.&nbsp;</li><li>Video responses.</li><li>Three letters of recommendations.</li><li>The admissions committee looks for individuals who can think critically and tackle challenges innovatively.</li><li>Although GRE and GMAT scores are not required, applicants are welcome to submit them if they believe they will improve their application.</li></ul>

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