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Financial aid - MIT News
MIT has announced significant changes to its financial aid policies for the upcoming academic year, starting in 2025. Undergraduates from families with an annual income below $200,000 will be able…
Read full news →Colombo to retire from post as MIT’s dean for student life
Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) Picower Institute for Learning and Memory School of Architecture + Planning School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences MIT Schwarzman College of Computing…
Read full news →Strong enrollment for Class of 2019
Nearly 81 percent of the students admitted to the Class of 2019 have decided to enroll in August. This marks an increase from 80.9 percent who enrolled last year and…
Read full news →Harvard College admits 1,990
On March 31 at 5 p.m., Harvard College announced the admission of 1,990 students out of the record 37,307 applicants for the Class of 2019. William R. Fitzsimmons, the dean…
Read full news →MIT offers admissions decisions to the Class of 2019
MIT has released its admissions decisions for the Class of 2019, admitting a total of 1,467 students. The university reported that approximately 8.4% of all applicants were accepted, 5.6% of…
Read full news →MIT Admissions gets a healthy makeover
MIT Admissions Department receives a significant overhaul as part of a cross-functional wellness initiative aimed at helping employees manage demanding schedules. The Admissions Office team, including Christina Wilson, has been…
Read full news →Students invited to become Gordon Engineering Leaders
Students have been challenged to become Gordon Engineering Leaders through a program designed to equip them with the skills needed to excel. Elizabeth Huttner-Loan is featured in the Gordon-MIT Engineering…
Read full news →MIT admits 625 diverse and talented students through early action
MIT has admitted 625 diverse and capable students through its early action program, marking a significant step in its ongoing effort to recruit top talent. On Saturday, December 17, 2014,…
Read full news →Yale College accepts 753 early action applicants, 40 Questbridge finalists
Yale has accepted 753 early action applicants and 40 Questbridge finalists for the class of 2019. Yale is committed to admitting students from diverse economic backgrounds, a principle it continues…
Read full news →977 admitted to Class of 2019 under Early Action
Harvard College recently informed 977 prospective students of their acceptance through its Early Action program. These students, representing diverse economic, ethnic, and geographical backgrounds, will have the chance to join…
Read full news →From preschool to Harvard
When the trees turn vibrant shades of crimson and gold, signaling the arrival of autumn in New England, it marks more than just the changing seasons. For high school seniors…
Read full news →Dream of a Yale education now in reach for low-income Chinese students
The Soho China Foundation, co-founded by Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi, has donated $10 million to Yale to support Chinese students from low-income families who are admitted to the university.…
Read full news →Columbia People: Mary Dooley, Senior Administrative Coordinator, Department of Public Safety
Columbia University recently highlighted Mary Dooley in its campus features, recognizing her role as the Senior Administrative Coordinator for the Department of Public Safety. Dooley plays an important part in…
Read full news →MIT admits 612 accomplished and diverse students through early action
MIT has admitted 612 accomplished and diverse students to its Class of 2018 through its early action program. This year saw a 4% increase in the number of applicants, with…
Read full news →Yale admits 735 early action applicants, including highly qualified, low-income students
Yale University has admitted 735 early action applicants for its class of 2018, with a particular focus on students who are both highly qualified and economically disadvantaged. Among the 4,750…
Read full news →992 admitted under Early Action
Harvard University admitted 992 students under its Early Action program for the Class of 2018. Accepted applicants received their admission decisions online. A total of 4,692 students applied for early…
Read full news →David K. Smith, former dean of Radcliffe admissions, 77
David K. "Deke" Smith, a distinguished figure in higher education, passed away on August 14 at the age of 77, after a short battle with cancer. Born in Rochester, New…
Read full news →New outreach effort to high school students from low-income families
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions at Yale has introduced a new outreach initiative aimed at informing low-income high school students and their families about the affordability of Yale, addressing a…
Read full news →Letter to the community regarding Fisher v. University of Texas
The MIT News Office has issued a letter to the community regarding a recent court case, Fisher v. University of Texas, which has sparked discussions about academic freedom and the…
Read full news →Harvard yield hits 82 percent
Harvard’s Class of 2017 saw an impressive 82% yield, marking the highest enrollment rate since the Class of 1973. This is notably higher than the 80.2% yield for the Class…
Read full news →Alumnus Jeremiah Quinlan named next dean of undergraduate admissions
Jeremiah Quinlan has been appointed as the next dean of undergraduate admissions, effective July 1, for a five-year term. Following a nationwide search, Quinlan was selected by President Richard C.…
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