MIT Admission: A Global Challenge

Getting into the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is very hard, with only about 1.9% of applicants getting in.

MIT considers students from all over the world, and they don't have a minimum score or cut-off.

They look at each student's grades and what they've done in their own school system.

International students need to take tests like the SAT or ACT and might need to show they're good at English.

MIT wants students who are smart, can solve problems, and will do well in their tough classes.

They also want students who will make the school a better place.

If you're thinking about going to MIT, you should start getting ready early and make sure you understand all the rules and deadlines.