Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been ranked among the top ten universities in the United States and is famous for its STEM courses. Excellent applicants at MIT usually must have excellent grades and standardized test scores. In other words, universities have been trying to break the stereotype of "nerd" and hope to accept laboratory talents who can also win the position of monitor. The ideal applicant should have rich STEM experience and make achievements in other academic fields.

Generally speaking, applying for science requires a higher grade point than applying for liberal arts, and it should reflect various abilities.

Language requirements: IELTS: generally speaking, it requires more than 7.0, some majors only require 6.5, and some majors require more than 7.5, and there is no single requirement; TOEFL: The minimum requirement is more than 90 points, the general requirement is 100 points, and there is no single requirement.

Degree background requirements: Bachelor degree from a regular university.

GPA requirements: MIT does not set minimum GPA requirements for undergraduates or graduate students. Generally, graduate programs in American universities require GPA, especially the GPA in the last two years of undergraduate course should not be lower than 3.0, and individual projects or departments may require higher GPA.

GRE requirements: Most majors require the submission of GRE scores, and some science majors also require or suggest the submission of GRE scores. Some majors can (or can only) use GMAT/LSAT/MCAT test scores.

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