| [ MIT ] in KIDS 글 쓴 이(By): haeyuni (혜연이) 날 짜 (Date): 1996년04월17일(수) 02시47분49초 KST 제 목(Title): MIT 학부 kids 가 잠시 안 됐었죠... 왜일까. guest 님 한분이 MIT 학부에 관해서 질문하셨는데. 여기 tuition 은 현재는 $21000 (per year) 이고, 다음 academic year 에는 조금 더 올라서 1년에 22000 불입니다. 기숙사비, 생활비를 합치면 한 1년에 3만 불 정도가 들죠. Inquiries about admissions at any level can be directed to: MIT Admissions Office, Room 3-108 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 Tel: (617) 258-5515 Freshman Admissions In 1994, approximately 7,150 candidates submitted final applications for the freshman class. Of these, 2,200 or 31 percent were offered admission. The total first-year enrollment was 1,105. To request freshman application materials, contact the main Admissions Office. The freshman application consists of the following requirements. A Biographical Information Form. Part 1 of the two-part application for freshman admission should be completed and returned as soon as possible. A Tests, Activities, and Essay Form. Part II of the two-part application for freshman admission should be returned as soon as possible, but no later than November 1 for Early Action and January 1 for Regular Action. *One long and two short essays are required. *An Activities Label with information about the top five activities, interests or hobbies in order of importance to the applicant. Standardized Tests. If English is your native language. Take the SAT I* or the American College Test* (ACT) and three SAT II-Subject Tests, administered by the Educational Testing Service, one from each of the following groups: Mathematics Level I, Level II, or Level IIc, Chemistry or Physics or Biology, English or History. *If you do not normally speak English in your home, we suggest you take the Test of English as a Foreign Language as a supplement to the required tests. If English is not your native language. You may take the above tests or the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and two SAT II-Subject Tests, one from each of the following groups: Mathematics Level I, Level II, or Level IIc, Chemistry or Physics or Biology. Two Teacher Evaluation Forms. Evaluation A is from a Math or Science teacher, Evaluation B is from a Humanities, Social Science, or Language teacher. A Secondary School Report Form.This form is to be completed by your guidance counselor or principal. A Self-Reported Course Work Form. An Interview. The required interview is conducted by an MIT alumnus/a in the applicant's home area. For more information, refer to the Educational Counsel Office. All application materials must be sent to the Admissions Office and postmarked by November 1 for Early Action and January 1 for Regular Action. (Note: international citizens must complete the preliminary application materials by November 15.) |