Questions

How do I get into MIT for postdoc?

How do I get into MIT for postdoc?

How to Apply as a Postdoc

  1. A letter describing the kind of work you would like to do while at MIT and the particular research group or faculty member whose research interests coincide with you own.
  2. A curriculum vitae.
  3. Three letters of recommendation.
  4. At least one publication or writing sample.

How hard is a PhD at MIT?

It is quite difficult. Less than 8\% of applicants are accepted and having perfect SAT scores would not mean automatic admission. However, no matter how many times you take SAT or ACT, they use the best score on each section, so if you do very well in one but not in ie: math, keep taking the test.

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How much do MIT postdocs make?

How does the salary as a Postdoctoral Associate at MIT compare with the base salary range for this job? The average salary for a Postdoctoral Associate is $53,746 per year in United States, which is 9\% lower than the average MIT salary of $59,606 per year for this job.

Does MIT have tours for graduate applicants?

No. MIT Graduate Admissions does not offer a dedicated tour or information sessions. Graduate applicants interested in visiting should contact the department or program of interest directly to see if arrangements can be made. Can I visit MIT? Yes.

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.

Can undocumented students apply to MIT graduate programs?

A: Yes. Applicants to MIT graduate programs who have undocumented status are eligible to apply as international students, based on the same policy explained under the Undocumented Student section of the main Admissions Office website.

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Are there changes to the department or laboratory structure at MIT?

No changes to the department or laboratory structure at MIT have been initiated for the current 2019 graduate admission season. Applicants interested in graduate education should apply to the department or graduate program conducting research in the area of interest.