Focus on Merit Aid vs. Need Based?

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<p>As notrichenough said, you are confusing Early Action with Early Admission. MIT’s Early Action is non-restrictive and non-binding, which means that you can apply to as many schools as you want in both early and regular action cycles. This also means that Early Action admits do not get less finaid than Regular Action admits. The fact that they are on CSS profile has no relation to this. </p>

<p>MIT does not give merit aid, as you correctly observed. </p>

<p>And finally, it all worked out quite nicely :slight_smile: My aid package was affordable and appropriate.</p>