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    Transcripts

    We require official high/secondary school transcripts, as well as any college transcripts, to be sent by your school counselor. If available, your counselor should also send a letter of recommendation and a school profile
  • Apply / Understanding the process

    Admissions statistics

     determine our admissions process, but they are the result of our process. In our ... . Admissions statistics for the Class of 2029 General First-year applications ... Applicants offered a place on the wait list 561 Number admitted from the wait
  • infinite MIT

    education; a new home for the MIT School of Architecture and Planning, uniting many elements of the school in a single place; and a location for the ... design at MIT and in the world.”[/intro] –Hashim Sarkis Dean, School of
  • Discover / The MIT education

    Maker education

    [intro]MIT's dozens of makerspaces, dedicated hands-on classes, and experiential programs give you training in modern means of manufacture: what has ... the core of MIT. The Institute has: over 40 design
  • Apply / First-year applicants

    February Updates & Notes Form

    currently attending school; MIT has all of my grades." option on the form ... after completion of the fall semester (or after completion of the second quarter, if your school uses a quarter-based system). Trimester schedule If
  • About

    About MITAdmissions.org

    About MITAdmissions.org MITAdmissions.org is the official website of MIT's Office of Undergraduate Admissions. We are located on our own ... of home at this domain, so we've just stayed here. This website is a
  • Help / Contact

    Visit our office

    station. You can learn more in the Visit MIT section of our site. If you ... read this page for instructions. Visitor Policies MIT Admissions offers two types of campus visits: Info session and student-led tour: Our
  • Maps, directions, parking

    Admissions at MIT Welcome Center MIT Admissions offers two types of ... of our amazing students will take you on a tour of their favorite ... usually awful, the layout of the roads is confusing, and, although there is
  • Explore MIT on your own

    for free Enroll in one of MIT's free, self-paced courses offered through ... .[/intro] Let's get started At the bottom of each page—starting with this one ... .) We’ve written pretty extensively about each of these topics elsewhere
  • Apply / Transfer applicants

    Transfer eligibility

    high school and will have completed at least one year of college before entering MIT. If you are still in high school, you are considered a first-year applicant regardless of how many classes you may have taken at the university
  • Apply / Understanding the process

    Our selection process

    committee, where multiple groups of different admissions staff and faculty ... decision is correct in the context of the overall applicant pool, and that no ... have any chance of swaying a decision unfairly. Our process is a student
  • Apply / First-year applicants

    First-year eligibility

    high school and completed at least one year of college. If you are still in high school, you are considered a first-year applicant regardless of ... -time university student. Students may apply during or after their final year of
  • Clubs, activities, and athletics

    of clubs, organizations, and activities covering every imaginable topic ... middle and high school students! [embed ... Athletes (via Slice of MIT) A Week in the Life of a Student-Athlete (blog
  • Apply / First-year applicants

    QuestBridge

    -achieving high school seniors, regardless of citizenship, to apply to QB partner schools. Visit the QuestBridge website for full eligibility criteria and how ... application process and apply for four-year scholarships at top U.S. schools
  • Apply / First-year applicants

    Early vs Regular

    (RA). What’s the difference? Only the dates of the deadlines! It is ... apply to another school during Early Action that does have a restriction ... another school that is “single choice”—meaning that you can only apply there
  • Apply / Preparing for MIT

    Extracurricular activities

    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