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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 -
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First-year learning communities
a whole lot of change happening at once. In the span of a few weeks ... are part of much smaller academic groups, the first-year learning ... students as they go through their first year at MIT. Each of the three -
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 -
Apply / First-year applicants
Letters of recommendation
We require letters of recommendation from two teachers. We recommend ... counselor (or another school official) may also include a letter of ... teacher letters of recommendations, we recommend that one letter be from a -
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Creative portfolios
Room. For more information on each type of portfolio, please review the ... significant research project outside of high school classes may consider ... reflecting on your research experience. Abstract/poster: Include a PDF of -
Policies
central accessibility website where you can find all of MIT's accessibility resources in ... universities to publish an annual report every year by October 1 that contains three years of campus crime and fire safety statistics and certain campus -
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 -
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Deadlines & requirements
you’ll manage all required components of your application: MIT First ... application. Letters of recommendation: We require two letters of ... . Application fee of $75 (or fee waiver) Have supplemental materials? Creative -
Discover / The MIT education
The first year
by choosing among a variety of ways to complete core subjects and ... of having taken it; in the second term, students earn an A, B, C, or no record. As part of the flexible pass/no record grading option, students may -
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Essays, activities & academics
outside of your high school (at a local junior college or university, for ... consists of several short response questions and essays designed to help us ... too much—spending a lot of time stressing or strategizing about what -
Discover / Life and culture
Eating at MIT
eat. Your options If you choose to live in one of the six ... Bon Appétit, offer options for food sensitivities and special diets ... 't use all of their meals can choose to donate them to classmates through a -
Apply / Preparing for MIT
STEM programs
your imagination and powers of analysis, connect you with other young ... and excitement of a college like MIT. Here’s an incomplete list of some remarkable programs, organizations, and websites that many of our -
Discover / The MIT education
General Institute Requirements
curriculum and foundation for the rest of your education.[/intro] William ... studies...of the philosopher are often the most beneficent sources of ... of study. They include the: Science core: six foundational courses -
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Discover / The MIT education
Undergraduate research
[intro]One of the earliest programs of its kind in the United States ... thousands of projects each year. Nearly 65% of MIT undergraduates participate each year, and 93% of the Class of 2025 reported completing at least one -
Discover / About MIT
Inventions & innovations
of world-changing advancements. These innovations translate the novel discoveries of basic research to products and infrastructure used by ordinary ... Globe published a ranked list of 150 inventions and discoveries -
Discover / Life and culture
Clubs & activities
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 -
Discover / Life and culture
Hacks, tomfoolery & pranks
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