Gen Z Guide to FI

MLT MBA Prep Program Review

As part of my MBA application journey (see my MBA SERIES), I discussed one of my pre-MBA programs – Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT). This program was FUCKING AMAZING!! This game-changer program got me 5 full-tuition scholarships at top universities, including 1 Ivy League.

I wrote a little about the program here, but that was a year ago before I experienced all the seminars and met my coach. My Coach was absolutely amazing. Admissions consultants would charge you $10,000 for the advice that I got from here. The full program was $1,105 TOTAL for 3 seminars around the country (hotels included, but we were responsible for transportation) + access to our coaches and admission reps at all of the top 20 MBA programs.

Pursuing education shouldn’t have such an economic barrier. Why is getting access to career-enhancing opportunities so expensive? That’s a rant for another day.

Anyway, that’s where MLT comes in clutch. MLT aims to bridge those gaps among Black, Hispanic, and Native American students. I don’t know what I was expecting when I first started the journey but it definitely exceeded all my expectations. I have made some amazing friends from the program. Now I’m signing up for the MLT professional development program that supports underrepresented minorities to get internships and jobs at major companies.

If anyone has questions about MLT, feel free to dm me on Instagram @genzfirebaby.

XOXO Gen Z Fire Baby

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2 responses to “MLT MBA Prep Program Review”

  1. Let’s not be so serious – Gen Z Guide to FI Avatar
    Let’s not be so serious – Gen Z Guide to FI

    […] planned to go to Mexico during the summer to celebrate with my MLT homies (MLT is one of the pre-MBA programs that helped me get full scholarship to 5 top b-schools). I realized that most of my friends from […]

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  2. The art of the pivot – Gen Z Guide to FI Avatar
    The art of the pivot – Gen Z Guide to FI

    […] So to start off the journey, I saved a portion of my paycheck every month from my very first paycheck. By the time I quit, I think I had 70K saved specifically for my MBA. The total of my degree cost close to $300K.The rest of my expenses, health insurance and tuition were covered by scholarships, internship money, part time jobs & the grace of God. I ended up taking out only $6K in student loans which I hope to pay off by end of year. The scholarship in particular helped me stay focused to pursue entertainment and not chase IB or consulting or something much higher paying. I wrote about the how I got the scholarship in this post. […]

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