SCM Student Voices

Loreto’s story is a great example of what’s possible with our Supply Chain Master’s program. From Monterrey, Mexico, to landing a role at L’Oréal in New York, her journey shows how the right support, skills, and network can help turn big dreams into reality.

Choppy waters are inevitable in life. Life gets wild, and things become overwhelming. But we get to choose our response, and the best response tends to be maintaining calmness, operating as if it were any other day, and knowing that the choppy waters will eventually settle.

As a student at the MIT Supply Chain Management Master’s Program, I have been exploring these critical aspects of modern supply chain management.

As an admissions ambassador for MIT’s SCM program, I’m here to guide you through the application requirements.

As a current student in the SCMb program, I wanted to write an update on Ge’s 2019 post on housing. Her blog entry was incredibly useful for me personally in understanding the housing landscape. My post has similar aims: to share what has worked for my cohort, share experiences, and provide an anchor point for further research.

Since starting the SCM program at MIT, I’ve experienced several things for the first time…

Being a Latin woman within the Supply Chain industry and the only Puerto Rican in this year’s MIT SCM Residential program, I constantly think about the importance of continuing to support girls to dream BIG!

MIT to me was not just a brand, but a personal desire to become a more whole person, one of technical bent of mind, curious, inquisitive, yet thinking about ways to make the world better.

The Boston area is amazing for many reasons than just its inhabitants. There is an event for every type of individual.