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Housing
- Housing is guaranteed for all four years.
- 90% of undergraduates live in residence halls or in MIT-recognized fraternities, sororities, and independent living groups.
- All first-year students are required to live in one of MIT's eleven undergraduate dorms.
- View types of housing available.
Food
- Check out the food at MIT by looking at their numerous dining options.
- Check out Steam Café, a café designed and developed in part by MIT architecture students, where anyone can submit recipes that chefs will include on the menu.
Student Life
- Learn about the issues that are important to MIT students, and get a sense of the character of campus life by checking out MIT's student newspaper, The Tech.
- Learn more about the 400+ student groups and organizations on campus, including 65 ethnic, language, or international groups, 50 performing arts groups, 29 religious organizations, 34 service groups, and 14 student government groups.
- MIT is an NCAA Division III school, and has 41 varsity sports teams (21 men, 17 women, 3 co-ed), over 30 club sports teams, and more than 19 intramural programs. Earning 11 Academic All-America honors during the 2007-08 seasons, MIT surpassed its previous record of 10 picks in 1999. MIT is the Division III all-time leader in Academic All-America honors with 145 accolades. Learn more about MIT athletics.
- Both Music and the Arts add to the vibrancy of student life at MIT. There are numerous ways to get involved, including a cappella groups, a musical theater guild, the Student Art Association, and much more.
- The Boston/Cambridge area is home to over 80 colleges and universities and 250,000+ college students. Known as "America's College Town," Boston is an exciting and diverse city, the largest in New England.
Articles and Interesting Tidbits
- At the MIT Media Lab, researchers and designers work on cutting-edge inventions and technologies to make the world a better place.
- Read about MIT instructor Amy Smith and the D-Lab, where students develop and design simple and effective solutions for problems in the developing world.
- Learn more about MIT's robotic competition.
- Read about the latest research at MIT.
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The Cambridge-MIT Exchange program allows MIT juniors to study for a year at the University of Cambridge, England, while Cambridge undergraduates spend a year at MIT.
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