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    U.S. Military Veterans

    MIT has a long history of educating U.S. military veterans, both ... veterans on campus. If you are a U.S. military veteran or active duty service ... degree elsewhere, you may explore MIT’s options for continuing
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    College access & advising programs

    their family to attend college.  Here’s an incomplete list of college ... parental contribution) for four years Service to School (S2S) MIT has a proud partnership with Service to School (S2S), a nonprofit organization that provides
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    First-year class profile

    universities use when collecting and reporting sex data for students to the U.S ... the U.S. Department of Education. Under this standard, applicants and ... publishes a breakdown of international students by country. U.S. citizens
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    Academic preparation & credit

    advantage of their institution’s offerings in these areas. To prepare for MIT’s ... GPA of 3.5 or above, and mostly A’s in mathematics and science courses ... between official and self-reported scores may affect a student’s offer of
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    Transfer eligibility

    process. MIT does not award second bachelor’s degrees MIT does not award second bachelor’s degrees — even if you are interested in pursuing a different field of study from the bachelor’s degree you hold. If you are

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    mS2kdkI[/embed] Join us for an online session Sign up to see if MIT ... about what it’s like to be an MIT student? Send an email to askastudent
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    Summer programs

    . Similar to the way we look at a student’s extracurricular activities, there ... start, here’s an incomplete list of summer programs that MIT students have ... selected. Women’s Technology Program (WTP) Women’s Technology Program (WTP
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    What we look for

    are the key components: Alignment with MIT's mission MIT’s mission is to ... challenges together. If you enjoy working alone all the time, that’s completely ... money to interesting lectures—and it’s up to each student to choose a path
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    How to apply for aid

    through the College Board’s secure IDOC platform [button_link link="https ... documentation must be submitted through the College Board’s secure IDOC platform. If your parents live outside the U.S., please provide the tax return

  • Explore MIT on your own

    doubt, check the blogs; out of more than 7,240 posts, there’s likely one ... through MIT’s extensive undergraduate research programs. MIT invites ... Teachers) Ever wondered what MIT professors are like? Here’s your chance to
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    First-year learning communities

    with a plan to solve. Last year’s mission was the effects of climate change on MIT’s campus, as well as in coastal communities in Bangladesh. This year’s mission will address access to clean drinking water in the
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    WISE 2026

    afternoon on Tuesday, October 6. (Yes, we know it’s no longer really a weekend ... attend WISE.']high school transcript(s)[/annotation] An [annotation note ... ; you can read more about why here. To best assess a student’s potential

  • infinite MIT

    assets), parents are not expected to contribute toward their student’s MIT ... as non-U.S. citizens. Student jobs and research at MIT: All students ... , it’s as if we’re choosing a 1,000-person team to climb a very
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    International applicants

    .']regardless of where they live or attend school.[/annotation] U.S. permanent ... considered by MIT to be an international student. If you are a U.S. citizen or ... apply? Most U.S. students apply to MIT at the beginning of their final
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    How much it costs

    you will receive an MIT Scholarship that covers at least the cost of MIT’s ... contribute toward their student’s MIT education. Meeting the needs of all ... family’s demonstrated financial need—not any measure of merit. The