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Advising your students
ethical character. We don’t want students to do things just because they think they have to. We don’t want students to take advanced classes out of a sense of competition, rather than the joy of learning. We don’t want -
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any [annotation note="Basically, any page on this website that isn't a ... Ben Jones put it: Social media as we know it today didn't exist when we ... little different from other sites because we don't give our bloggers -
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Extracurricular activities
four activities that are the most important to you. Your academics don’t ... on activities that aren’t formal programs or events. There are no -
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Be yourself!
place for your next step. This kind of self-reflection isn’t easy, and if ... community so much because we don’t just admit individuals, we admit a class ... do the work Becoming your best self What you shouldn’t do is build -
Apply / Understanding the process
What we look for
, seed money, and interesting lectures aren't simply handed to students on ... failure is part of life and that if you stay focused and don't give up ... ." In other words, you shouldn't just enjoy thinking, you should also -
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Hacks, tomfoolery & pranks
code of ethics can be stated roughly as follows: Be subtle. Don't ... hacking. Don't steal anything. If you must borrow something, always return -
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Getting started
now—not because we have any quotas. You won't declare your major until ... different from what they wrote on their application, so we couldn't use this -
Maps, directions, parking
students or families. If you have a burning question and can’t find the ... Welcome Center near the Kendall Square T station. The MBTA's Red Line is -
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Visit our office
[intro]Admissions at MIT Welcome Center[/intro] If you plan to visit, we are located at the MIT Welcome Center near the Kendall Square T ... students or families. If you have a burning question and can't find the -
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Eating at MIT
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Clubs, activities, and athletics
active than you think. Don't take our word for it—watch Kylie Y. ’19 and AJ -
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Books about MIT
by Institute Historian T. F. Peterson, which provides a lively introduction to ... their MIT Press descriptions, but if you don't want to buy them, many are -
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How much it costs
hope you understand is that money won't get you into MIT, and money shouldn't keep you out. Our goal is to admit and enroll the best students -
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Essays, activities & academics
situation or challenge that you didn’t expect? What did you learn from it ... application, so don't stress about it. Use your best judgment—we're simply -
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Interview
About the interview At MIT we don't just want to see how you look on paper; we're interested in the whole person. That's why, whenever possible, we offer an interview with a member of the MIT Educational Council, a