What are my chances of getting into MIT?

With an acceptance rate of 6.6\%, admission to MIT is extremely competitive. Based on our analysis, to have a good chance of being admitted, you need to be at the very top of your class and have an SAT score of close to 1580, or an ACT score of around 35.

What percentage of deferred MIT applicants get accepted?

For those who were deferred 164 of 4177 or 3.9\% were admitted.

How does MIT’s acceptance rate compare to other universities?

For example, at Harvard the overall acceptance rate is 4.59\%, compared to an acceptance rate of 14.5\% for Early Action applicants. At MIT, though, this doesn’t hold true. The acceptance rate for its 9,557 Early Action applicants was just 6.9\% through the Early Action program. More than 6,000 hopefuls were deferred to regular decision.

What is a special student at MIT?

Special students are non-degree students who are taking classes at MIT for personal or professional reasons. Some key points to remember: Special students, including Sloan students, should contact the Advanced Study Program (ASP) for information about admission and tuition rates.

Is it better to apply to MIT early admission?

MIT’s early application deadline is November 1 and students are notified in mid-December. According to the MIT admissions statistics for the Class of 2024, applicants who applied early didn’t have any significant advantage over students who applied at the regular deadline.

How hard is it to get into MIT graduate school?

Getting into MIT for a graduate program is an entirely different beast than getting into MIT for undergrad. For MIT undergrad, you need near-perfect grades, stellar recommendations and test scores, and above all else, the unique ability to excel through a rigorous-to-the-point-of-being-brutally-overwhelming course load.