MIT Club of Boston to host talk on getting into MIT

MIT Club of Boston will host a talk on “How to Get into MIT” on May 5, 2010, aimed at high school seniors, recent graduates, and their parents. The event will cover admissions tips, application strategies, and crafting strong personal statements. The free, public event, organized by MIT alumna and club co-founder Amy Kowalski, will take place at a specified location with a seating limit of 200 attendees.

MIT, featuring MIT’s Dean of Admissions, Stuart Schmill ’86, will host a talk on Thursday, May 6. Schmill, the leader of MIT Admissions, will provide an inside look at the current state of admissions at the Institute. He will share trends and statistics from this year’s application cycle, offer personal insights and tips for today’s college admissions process, and discuss the qualities he values in applicants. As a unique bonus, Schmill will present sample applicant case studies to demystify the MIT process. Everyone interested in the behind-the-scenes aspects of selective college admissions is encouraged to REGISTER NOW for this enlightening event.

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