- Admission Application: First, you must apply for admission to MIT through their official admissions portal. Ensure that you meet all the admission requirements and submit the necessary documents, such as transcripts, standardized test scores, recommendation letters, and essays.
- Need-Based Financial Aid: MIT offers need-based financial aid to international students, as they do not offer merit-based scholarships. To apply for financial aid, complete the CSS Profile and submit it by the specified deadline. This form helps MIT assess your financial need.
- Required Documents: Along with the CSS Profile, international students may need to provide additional financial documents, such as income statements, bank information, and tax returns, to verify their financial situation.
- Deadlines: Be sure to check the deadlines for both admission and financial aid applications, as missing them could affect your eligibility for scholarships.
- Decision Notification: After submitting your application and financial aid documents, MIT will review your application. Financial aid decisions are typically sent out with admission offers.
MIT is committed to meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, ensuring that international students have access to scholarships and aid to support their education.
