Thanks to Mark Lee, an alumnus of MIT for sharing this with me.
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http://lfm.mit.edu/overview.html
Each year LFM offers a cadre of the world's best and brightest early-career manufacturing professionals a generous fellowship and the opportunity to earn both an MBA and an SM in engineering at one of the world's most renowned institutes of higher learning. Together they embark each June on LFM's two-year academic and pragmatic journey.
http://lfm.mit.edu/financial.html
LFM's academic and corporate partners provide generous fellowships for all current students. In exchange, most internships are unpaid. Students are responsible for approximately ¼ of their tuition, their own living expenses, laptop, books, course packets, and other fees. Applicants should contact MIT Student Financial Aid for information concerning additional support at http://web.mit.edu/sfs/financial_aid/. For more details on financial costs, see here: http://lfm.mit.edu/program_costs.html
Caution
Students expecting to go into careers in banking, financial services, or consulting should consider programs other than LFM which are more aligned with these career goals.
http://lfm.mit.edu/overview.html
Each year LFM offers a cadre of the world's best and brightest early-career manufacturing professionals a generous fellowship and the opportunity to earn both an MBA and an SM in engineering at one of the world's most renowned institutes of higher learning. Together they embark each June on LFM's two-year academic and pragmatic journey.
http://lfm.mit.edu/financial.html
LFM's academic and corporate partners provide generous fellowships for all current students. In exchange, most internships are unpaid. Students are responsible for approximately ¼ of their tuition, their own living expenses, laptop, books, course packets, and other fees. Applicants should contact MIT Student Financial Aid for information concerning additional support at http://web.mit.edu/sfs/financial_aid/. For more details on financial costs, see here: http://lfm.mit.edu/program_costs.html
Caution
Students expecting to go into careers in banking, financial services, or consulting should consider programs other than LFM which are more aligned with these career goals.
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