The world's premier university for science, technology, and innovation, dedicated to solving humanity's most complex challenges.
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Undisputed global leader in Engineering, Computer Science, and Physical Sciences, defining the cutting edge of technology.
MIT's motto "Mind and Hand" emphasizes practical application. Students don't just learn theory; they build, create, and solve real problems.
Located in Kendall Square, the "most innovative square mile on the planet," offering direct access to top biotech and tech companies.
The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program allows 90% of undergraduates to conduct paid faculty-mentored research.
MIT is one of the few US universities that is need-blind for all applicants, including international students, meeting 100% of need.
Known for a highly collaborative rather than competitive environment, where problem sets ("psets") are often solved in groups.
Electrical Engineering & CS (Course 6)
Course 2 - Design and Mechanics
Theoretical and Applied Math (Course 18)
Course 8 - World-renowned physics dept.
Course 20 - Intersection of biology & eng.
Course 14 - Rigorous quantitative focus
Course 4 - Design and Building Technology
Course 16 - AeroAstro
Course 15 - Sloan School undergraduate
Course 5 - Molecular Science
MIT Sloan School of Management
MIT CSAIL - AI and Computing
Master's program by J-PAL
World-leading quantitative finance
Famous MIT Media Lab
Global logistics and SCM
Dept of Urban Studies and Planning
Dual Degree MBA + Engineering MS
Master of Business Analytics
NSE - Fission and Fusion research
MIT is one of only 7 US universities that is need-blind for EVERYONE, including international applicants. Admissions are merit-based only.
If you are admitted, MIT guarantees to meet 100% of your demonstrated financial need through scholarships, grants, and work-study.
For 2024-25, families earning less than $75,000 typically pay nothing for tuition, housing, or food.
The primary source of aid is the MIT Scholarship, which is a grant based entirely on financial need, not merit/athletics.
International students receive the exact same financial aid consideration as US citizens. The average grant is over $60,000 per year.
Opportunities for on-campus work and research (UROP) allow students to earn money for personal expenses while building a resume.
The iconic heart of campus, overlooking the Charles River, and home to the Barker Engineering Library.
The famous 825-foot hallway connecting the main campus buildings, acting as the central artery of MIT student life.
Designed by Frank Gehry, this whimsical building houses CSAIL (Computer Science & AI Lab) and the Dept of Linguistics.
A cutting-edge facility for nanoscience and nanotechnology, accessible to the entire MIT community for research.
MIT dorms are unique, from the "sponge" Simmons Hall to Senior House traditions, fostering distinct and tight-knit communities.
Dozens of maker spaces across campus equipped with 3D printers, laser cutters, and tools for students to build anything.
The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) is the cornerstone of MIT academics. Most students publish papers before graduating.
An interdisciplinary research lab devoted to projects at the convergence of technology, multimedia, sciences, art, and design.
With the Martin Trust Center, MIT Sandbox, and the $100K competition, MIT helps launch hundreds of startups every year.
The Schwarzman College of Computing is a $1 billion investment to address the global opportunities and challenges of AI.
Home to the Plasma Science and Fusion Center, working on the SPARC project to create clean fusion energy.
Programs like MISTI (International Science and Technology Initiatives) connect students with research and internships abroad.
Our expert counselors specialize in STEM admissions and can guide you through MIT's rigorous application process.