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How to write good letters of recommendation
Because of our highly competitive applicant pool, letters of recommendation hold substantial weight in our admissions decisions. A well-written letter for an outstanding applicant can show impressive characteristics beyond their… -
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For school counselors
Our admissions process is not regionalized, so there is no regionalized officer who exclusively presents to your school or area. All of our admissions officers read applications from around the country and… -
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For parents
If you’re like most parents, helping your child find the right college feels like one of your last great parental responsibilities. We see the admissions process as a rite of… -
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For home educators
MIT has a long history of admitting homeschooled students, and these students are successful and vibrant members of our community. Over the past decade, we have seen a surge in… -
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Summer programs
We often get asked if there are particular summer programs students should do to prepare for applying to MIT, and our answer is always to spend your summers in the… -
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Accessing advanced coursework
If your high school doesn’t offer courses that help you prepare for MIT, or if you want to pursue more advanced coursework that challenges you,02 To be clear, we do…