How can international students get admission in MIT?

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from a reputed university, and submit their CV/resume, letters of recommendation, a statement of objectives, GRE score, TOEFL/IELTS score, and transcripts. The application fee for MIT master’s degrees is $75; it is between $75 and $250 for the MIT Sloan School of Management.

Does MIT give full scholarships to international students?

At MIT a graduate fellowship provides partial or full tuition fees to international students along with a stipend to cover living expenses. The fellowship amount may be upto 4000 USD. For a few graduate programs, MIT also awards need-based scholarship programs.

Should I report my ethnicity on my MIT application?

Ultimately, it is your choice to decide what to include in your application. Certainly students who don’t report their ethnicity get admitted to MIT. If you are that passionate about not reporting the information, don’t. But remember, only you can have the pieces to make the puzzle complete.

Who is involved in the admissions process at MIT?

Our Admissions Committee is comprised of professional staff members within the MIT community. The Admissions Committee will review your application and a member of the committee will conduct your interview. Current students are not involved in the evaluation process.

Do I need official test scores to apply to MIT?

Official scores sent from the testing agency are not required for the application, but will be required for verification once a student is admitted and enrolls at MIT. It is important that you register for tests with the same name as you have indicated on your application.

Can a family member apply to MIT Sloan?

Each person must submit a separate application and is considered individually, however, there is a place in the application where you can let us know if a family member, spouse, or significant other is applying as well. Does MIT Sloan have rolling admissions?