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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Academic Highlights
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Students have around 60 majors and 58 minors to choose from for a whopping 3,480 combinations.
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The student-to-faculty ratio is 3:1 for undergraduate students.
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MIT is organized into five schools and one college: Engineering, Science, Management, Architecture and Planning, Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, and Computing. When you apply to MIT, you are applying to MIT as a whole, not to a specific school or major. All students start at MIT as undeclared and choose their major/course at the end of their first year.
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MIT's Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) gives students the chance to work on cutting-edge research, and over 90% of students do.
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During Independent Activities Period (IAP), a special 4-week period in January, students can pursue their own educational interests and goals.
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MIT undergraduates can cross-register to take classes for credit at Harvard University, Wellesley College, and Massachusetts College or Art and Design (MassArt).
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The Office of the First Year (OFY) oversees academic planning, advising, and resources for first-year students, including MIT's Learning Communities and First Generation Program.
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Interested in medicine or med school? MIT has programs to help you prepare for and apply to medical school.
