My probability of getting into MIT?

skieurope
Fri, 17 Sep 2021 12:02:23 +0000

For the last application cycle, MIT accepted 123 out of 9,165 international applicants, for a 1.3% acceptance rate.

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So there’s your benchmark. Expect the admissions rate for applicants from India, Korea, and China to be even lower. More detailed than that is something nobody can provide because A) you did not provide much detail (see template link below), B) we don’t see the whole application and C) we are not MIT AOs. You asked for opinions, and you are getting opinions. Please do not tell users who can reply or what they can say.

How to post a 'Chance Me / Match Me' thread -- START HERE Chance Me / Match Me

There are 2 kinds of posts many students find helpful: Chance Me: Get feedback on your chances of being accepted to specific schools. Match Me: Get suggestions for schools that match your profile and interests. First of all, create a CC account so you can post. Secondly, in order to maximize your chance of someone taking a look at your stats and giving feedback, you’ll need to do a few things: Title It Well Include a few details about you in the title: Transfer student from Boston aiming for UCs and ASU Tag it If you want chances on specific schools, use the chance-me tag If you want others to suggest schools to you, use the match-me tag Include details When you click “+ New Thread”, your post will include a template that you can follow to include the most relevant information. That template includes: Demographics (location, residency, HS type, legacy, US or Int’l, gender, etc) Intended Major(s) UW GPA, Rank, and Test Scores (also weighted GPA for systems like UC/CSU) …

I will further suggest that respondents add texture to their replies, and not split answer with “cure cancer” or similar.