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about who you are and how you spend your time outside of schoolwork.
Some students find room for many activities in high school; others prefer ... outside of the classroom, choose your activities because they delight
interest you, both inside and outside ofschool
making sure you're ready to ... and capable of in a college application.
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Science core: six foundational courses
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Field of study
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Composite profile for the MIT Classes of 2024–2027
In this composite profile, we have averaged the demographic composition of the first-year classes of 2024-2027; i.e., the MIT student body as a current undergraduate
cultural appreciation and scientific investigation of chocolate, and the only group on campus that orders more than 500 pounds of chocolate a year
Science Fiction Society, home to the largest open-stacks library of science
stealthily execute campus pranks according to an informal code of ethics. These ... computer systems. As the journalist Steven Levy wrote in his history of hacking, the definition of hacking descends from a much older tradition of
likely get 4,500 unique answers from each of our undergrads as to what a “day in the life of an MIT student” looks like for them—and that's part of what makes life at MIT so vibrant.[/intro]
The humans of MIT move
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The MIT Office of ... of some of the world’s most intelligent and creative individuals ... innovators of our global society.
We uphold a commitment to meritocracy and
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Pi Day videos (2014–2024)
In 2014, we made a video of some bloggers ... comforting character for those of us old enough to remember videotapes ... . It cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and was produced entirely by a
college feels like one of your last great parental responsibilities. We see the admissions process as a rite of passage—a challenging initiation that marks the transition out of childhood and into adult responsibility