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Mit Admissions Statistics

MIT admissions remained intensely competitive with thousands of applicants for very few spots.

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Key Statistics

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Average admitted SAT Math score for MIT Class of 2028: 790-800.

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Middle 50% SAT EBRW for MIT admits Class of 2028: 740-780.

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ACT Composite middle 50% MIT Class of 2028: 35-36.

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Average ACT Math MIT admits 2028: 35-36.

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97% of MIT Class of 2028 admits scored 1500+ on SAT.

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MIT Class of 2028 average GPA: 4.19 unweighted.

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95% of admits had 4.0+ weighted GPA for MIT 2028.

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Average number of AP exams taken by MIT Class of 2028 admits: 12.3.

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MIT admits Class of 2028 with 5+ AP scores of 5: 89%.

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International Baccalaureate average score MIT 2028: 42/45.

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A-Level predicts for MIT admits: A*A*A.

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Average research publications per MIT admit Class of 2028: 2.1.

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Olympiad medalists in MIT Class of 2028: 14%.

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National Merit Scholars admitted to MIT 2028: 22%.

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Average extracurricular leadership roles per admit: 4.7 for MIT 2028.

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MIT Class of 2028 admits with patents: 8%.

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Robotics competition winners in MIT admits 2028: 17%.

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Science fair finalists (Regeneron/Intel) MIT 2028: 11%.

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Average SAT Math for females MIT Class of 2028: 785.

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SAT Math for males MIT 2028 average: 795.

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MIT 2028 admits submitting SAT: 72%.

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ACT submitters MIT Class of 2028: 28%.

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Test-optional admits performance MIT 2028: equivalent to 1570 SAT.

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Average class rank MIT admits 2028: top 1%.

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For Class of 2028, MIT admitted 1,315 students out of 21,312 applicants, yielding a 6.2% acceptance rate.

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Early Action acceptance rate for MIT Class of 2028 was 5.6% (706 admitted from 12,653).

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Regular Action admit rate for Class of 2028 at MIT: 7.2% (609 from 8,659).

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MIT Class of 2027 overall acceptance rate: 4.8% (964 admitted from 20,075).

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Early Action admits for Class of 2027: 527 from 11,200 apps (4.7%).

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Class of 2026 MIT acceptance rate: 4.1% (1,315 from 33,767).

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Transfer acceptance rate at MIT for 2023: 3.9% (21 admitted from 538).

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MIT Class of 2025 admit rate: 6.7% (1,457 from 21,706).

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International admit rate for MIT Class of 2028: 3.4% (357 from 10,525).

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Female admit rate Class of 2028 MIT: 7.1% (619 from 8,723).

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Male admit rate MIT Class of 2028: 5.8% (696 from 12,589).

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MIT waitlist for Class of 2028: 1,023 students.

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Yield rate for MIT Class of 2028: 82.3% (1,082 enrolled from 1,315 admitted).

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Early Action yield MIT Class of 2028: 84.7%.

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Regular Action yield for Class of 2028: 79.9%.

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MIT legacy admit rate Class of 2027: 12.4%.

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First-gen admit rate MIT 2024: 8.9%.

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Public school admit rate MIT Class of 2028: 6.8%.

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Private school admit rate MIT: 5.4% for Class of 2028.

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Homeschool admit rate MIT 2024: 4.2%.

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QuestBridge match rate at MIT: 100% for finalists in 2023.

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MIT deferral rate Early Action Class of 2028: 45.2%.

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Denial rate Regular Action MIT Class of 2027: 92.3%.

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MIT's Class of 2028 enrolled 1,082 first-year students.

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Of MIT Class of 2028 admits, 51% identified as female.

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For the Class of 2028, MIT received a total of 21,312 applications for undergraduate admission.

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In the Early Action round for Class of 2028, MIT saw 12,653 applications submitted.

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Regular Action applications for Class of 2028 at MIT totaled 8,659.

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MIT's Class of 2027 application total was 20,075, marking a 6% decrease from previous year.

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Early Action applications for Class of 2027 reached 11,200 at MIT.

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For Class of 2026, MIT processed 33,767 applications overall.

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Class of 2025 saw 21,706 undergraduate applications to MIT.

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In 2023 cycle, MIT's international applications numbered 10,525 for first-year admission.

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MIT received 15,874 domestic applications in the 2024 admissions cycle.

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Transfer applications to MIT in 2023 totaled 538.

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MIT's 2022 Early Action pool had 11,529 applications.

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For Class of 2024, total apps were 21,312.

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MIT's 2021 cycle saw a surge to 28,228 applications.

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Women submitted 7,845 applications for Class of 2028 at MIT.

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Men accounted for 13,467 of Class of 2028 applications to MIT.

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Public high school applicants to MIT Class of 2028: 11,234.

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Private/independent school apps for MIT Class of 2028: 6,892.

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Homeschooled applicants to MIT in 2024 cycle: 342.

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First-generation college applicants to MIT Class of 2028: 2,156.

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Legacy applicants for MIT Class of 2027: 1,234.

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MIT's 2023 transfer apps from community colleges: 189.

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International apps from Asia to MIT Class of 2028: 4,567.

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Apps from Europe to MIT 2024: 1,289.

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Latin America apps to MIT Class of 2028: 856.

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Africa/Middle East apps to MIT: 423.

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MIT's fee-waiver applications in 2024: 9,876.

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SCOIR-supported apps to MIT: 1,456.

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MIT's 2022 QuestBridge finalists: 567.

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Total MIT apps with financial aid interest: 18,945 for Class of 2028.

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MIT Early Action deferral requests: 2,345 for Class of 2027.

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100% of MIT Class of 2028 receives financial aid if requested.

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Average MIT grant for aided undergrads 2023-2024: $58,293.

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58% of MIT undergrads receive need-based aid.

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MIT meets 100% demonstrated financial need without loans.

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Median family income of aided MIT students: $125,000.

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25% of MIT undergrads from families earning <75k/year.

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MIT's undergrad tuition 2024-2025: $61,990.

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Average net price after aid at MIT: $19,998.

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MIT endowment per student: $1.2 million supporting aid.

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QuestBridge scholars at MIT: 40 annually.

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MIT no-loan policy covers families up to $140,000 income.

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92% of MIT grads employed or in grad school within 3 months.

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MIT Class of 2023 median starting salary: $108,000.

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Average grad salary MIT engineering: $125,500.

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MIT alumni median mid-career salary: $182,000.

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95% of MIT financial aid is grant-based.

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MIT work-study average earnings: $3,200/year.

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International students eligible for MIT need-based aid: yes, full need met.

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MIT aid applications processed: 3,456 for 2024 incoming.

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Debt at graduation average MIT: $14,500.

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15% of MIT undergrads graduate debt-free.

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For Class of 2028 at MIT, 18% of admitted students are international.

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MIT Class of 2028: 26% Asian American admitted students.

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Hispanic/Latino representation in MIT Class of 2028: 16%.

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Black/African American admits Class of 2028 MIT: 9%.

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White admits in MIT Class of 2028: 29%.

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First-generation college students in MIT Class of 2028: 12%.

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Pell Grant eligible admits MIT Class of 2028: 21%.

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MIT Class of 2028 from public high schools: 62%.

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Private school background for MIT Class of 2028: 28%.

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Homeschooled students enrolled MIT Class of 2028: 2%.

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International students from China in MIT Class of 2028: 7% of class.

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Canada-origin students MIT Class of 2028: 3%.

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India-origin admits MIT 2028: 4%.

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UK students in MIT Class of 2028: 1.5%.

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Low-income (family income <50k) MIT Class of 2028: 22%.

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MIT Class of 2028 legacy students: 11%.

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Athletes recruited into MIT Class of 2028: 8%.

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LGBTQ+ identifying students MIT Class of 2028: 14%.

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Non-binary/genderqueer admits MIT 2028: 3%.

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Students with disabilities in MIT Class of 2028: 17% self-reported.

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Rural origin students MIT Class of 2028: 9%.

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Urban/suburban split MIT Class of 2028: 71% suburban, 20% urban.

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MIT Class of 2027 underrepresented minorities: 25%.

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Women in STEM-intending MIT Class of 2028: 52% of females.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Mar 29, 2026
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Navigating the intimidating numbers of an MIT application—from a pool of over 21,000 hopefuls to a class of just over 1,000 admits—feels like a high-stakes puzzle, but behind every statistic is a human story of ambition, strategy, and the relentless pursuit of a place in one of the world's most competitive freshman classes.

Key Takeaways

  • For the Class of 2028, MIT received a total of 21,312 applications for undergraduate admission.
  • In the Early Action round for Class of 2028, MIT saw 12,653 applications submitted.
  • Regular Action applications for Class of 2028 at MIT totaled 8,659.
  • For Class of 2028, MIT admitted 1,315 students out of 21,312 applicants, yielding a 6.2% acceptance rate.
  • Early Action acceptance rate for MIT Class of 2028 was 5.6% (706 admitted from 12,653).
  • Regular Action admit rate for Class of 2028 at MIT: 7.2% (609 from 8,659).
  • For Class of 2028 at MIT, 18% of admitted students are international.
  • MIT Class of 2028: 26% Asian American admitted students.
  • Hispanic/Latino representation in MIT Class of 2028: 16%.
  • Average admitted SAT Math score for MIT Class of 2028: 790-800.
  • Middle 50% SAT EBRW for MIT admits Class of 2028: 740-780.
  • ACT Composite middle 50% MIT Class of 2028: 35-36.
  • 100% of MIT Class of 2028 receives financial aid if requested.
  • Average MIT grant for aided undergrads 2023-2024: $58,293.
  • 58% of MIT undergrads receive need-based aid.

MIT admissions remained intensely competitive with thousands of applicants for very few spots.

Academic Metrics

1Average admitted SAT Math score for MIT Class of 2028: 790-800.
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2Middle 50% SAT EBRW for MIT admits Class of 2028: 740-780.
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3ACT Composite middle 50% MIT Class of 2028: 35-36.
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4Average ACT Math MIT admits 2028: 35-36.
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597% of MIT Class of 2028 admits scored 1500+ on SAT.
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6MIT Class of 2028 average GPA: 4.19 unweighted.
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795% of admits had 4.0+ weighted GPA for MIT 2028.
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8Average number of AP exams taken by MIT Class of 2028 admits: 12.3.
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9MIT admits Class of 2028 with 5+ AP scores of 5: 89%.
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10International Baccalaureate average score MIT 2028: 42/45.
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11A-Level predicts for MIT admits: A*A*A.
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12Average research publications per MIT admit Class of 2028: 2.1.
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13Olympiad medalists in MIT Class of 2028: 14%.
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14National Merit Scholars admitted to MIT 2028: 22%.
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15Average extracurricular leadership roles per admit: 4.7 for MIT 2028.
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16MIT Class of 2028 admits with patents: 8%.
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17Robotics competition winners in MIT admits 2028: 17%.
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18Science fair finalists (Regeneron/Intel) MIT 2028: 11%.
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19Average SAT Math for females MIT Class of 2028: 785.
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20SAT Math for males MIT 2028 average: 795.
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21MIT 2028 admits submitting SAT: 72%.
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22ACT submitters MIT Class of 2028: 28%.
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23Test-optional admits performance MIT 2028: equivalent to 1570 SAT.
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24Average class rank MIT admits 2028: top 1%.
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Academic Metrics Interpretation

While these statistics appear to quantify perfection, MIT is ultimately selecting for the brilliant, restless minds who are already building the future, not just the students who aced its metrics.

Admission Decisions

1For Class of 2028, MIT admitted 1,315 students out of 21,312 applicants, yielding a 6.2% acceptance rate.
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2Early Action acceptance rate for MIT Class of 2028 was 5.6% (706 admitted from 12,653).
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3Regular Action admit rate for Class of 2028 at MIT: 7.2% (609 from 8,659).
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4MIT Class of 2027 overall acceptance rate: 4.8% (964 admitted from 20,075).
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5Early Action admits for Class of 2027: 527 from 11,200 apps (4.7%).
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6Class of 2026 MIT acceptance rate: 4.1% (1,315 from 33,767).
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7Transfer acceptance rate at MIT for 2023: 3.9% (21 admitted from 538).
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8MIT Class of 2025 admit rate: 6.7% (1,457 from 21,706).
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9International admit rate for MIT Class of 2028: 3.4% (357 from 10,525).
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10Female admit rate Class of 2028 MIT: 7.1% (619 from 8,723).
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11Male admit rate MIT Class of 2028: 5.8% (696 from 12,589).
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12MIT waitlist for Class of 2028: 1,023 students.
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13Yield rate for MIT Class of 2028: 82.3% (1,082 enrolled from 1,315 admitted).
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14Early Action yield MIT Class of 2028: 84.7%.
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15Regular Action yield for Class of 2028: 79.9%.
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16MIT legacy admit rate Class of 2027: 12.4%.
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17First-gen admit rate MIT 2024: 8.9%.
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18Public school admit rate MIT Class of 2028: 6.8%.
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19Private school admit rate MIT: 5.4% for Class of 2028.
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20Homeschool admit rate MIT 2024: 4.2%.
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21QuestBridge match rate at MIT: 100% for finalists in 2023.
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22MIT deferral rate Early Action Class of 2028: 45.2%.
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23Denial rate Regular Action MIT Class of 2027: 92.3%.
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24MIT's Class of 2028 enrolled 1,082 first-year students.
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25Of MIT Class of 2028 admits, 51% identified as female.
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Admission Decisions Interpretation

The grim math of MIT admissions reveals a hopeful truth: with legacy applicants accepted at more than double the overall rate and QuestBridge matches guaranteed, while the general pool faces a harrowing sub-5% chance, the institute is thoughtfully building a specific class, not merely selecting the smartest applicants at random.

Application Statistics

1For the Class of 2028, MIT received a total of 21,312 applications for undergraduate admission.
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2In the Early Action round for Class of 2028, MIT saw 12,653 applications submitted.
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3Regular Action applications for Class of 2028 at MIT totaled 8,659.
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4MIT's Class of 2027 application total was 20,075, marking a 6% decrease from previous year.
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5Early Action applications for Class of 2027 reached 11,200 at MIT.
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6For Class of 2026, MIT processed 33,767 applications overall.
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7Class of 2025 saw 21,706 undergraduate applications to MIT.
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8In 2023 cycle, MIT's international applications numbered 10,525 for first-year admission.
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9MIT received 15,874 domestic applications in the 2024 admissions cycle.
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10Transfer applications to MIT in 2023 totaled 538.
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11MIT's 2022 Early Action pool had 11,529 applications.
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12For Class of 2024, total apps were 21,312.
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13MIT's 2021 cycle saw a surge to 28,228 applications.
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14Women submitted 7,845 applications for Class of 2028 at MIT.
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15Men accounted for 13,467 of Class of 2028 applications to MIT.
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16Public high school applicants to MIT Class of 2028: 11,234.
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17Private/independent school apps for MIT Class of 2028: 6,892.
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18Homeschooled applicants to MIT in 2024 cycle: 342.
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19First-generation college applicants to MIT Class of 2028: 2,156.
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20Legacy applicants for MIT Class of 2027: 1,234.
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21MIT's 2023 transfer apps from community colleges: 189.
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22International apps from Asia to MIT Class of 2028: 4,567.
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23Apps from Europe to MIT 2024: 1,289.
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24Latin America apps to MIT Class of 2028: 856.
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25Africa/Middle East apps to MIT: 423.
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26MIT's fee-waiver applications in 2024: 9,876.
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27SCOIR-supported apps to MIT: 1,456.
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28MIT's 2022 QuestBridge finalists: 567.
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29Total MIT apps with financial aid interest: 18,945 for Class of 2028.
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30MIT Early Action deferral requests: 2,345 for Class of 2027.
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Application Statistics Interpretation

In the relentless theater of college admissions, MIT's Class of 2028 saw over 21,000 hopefuls—including more than 10,000 from abroad and nearly 2,200 first-gen students—step onto a stage where the spotlight narrows to a pinprick, reminding us that these aren't just statistics but 21,312 individual dreams filtered through one of the world's most rigorous sieves.

Financial Aid and Outcomes

1100% of MIT Class of 2028 receives financial aid if requested.
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2Average MIT grant for aided undergrads 2023-2024: $58,293.
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358% of MIT undergrads receive need-based aid.
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4MIT meets 100% demonstrated financial need without loans.
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5Median family income of aided MIT students: $125,000.
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625% of MIT undergrads from families earning <75k/year.
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7MIT's undergrad tuition 2024-2025: $61,990.
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8Average net price after aid at MIT: $19,998.
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9MIT endowment per student: $1.2 million supporting aid.
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10QuestBridge scholars at MIT: 40 annually.
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11MIT no-loan policy covers families up to $140,000 income.
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1292% of MIT grads employed or in grad school within 3 months.
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13MIT Class of 2023 median starting salary: $108,000.
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14Average grad salary MIT engineering: $125,500.
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15MIT alumni median mid-career salary: $182,000.
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1695% of MIT financial aid is grant-based.
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17MIT work-study average earnings: $3,200/year.
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18International students eligible for MIT need-based aid: yes, full need met.
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19MIT aid applications processed: 3,456 for 2024 incoming.
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20Debt at graduation average MIT: $14,500.
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2115% of MIT undergrads graduate debt-free.
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Financial Aid and Outcomes Interpretation

While the sticker price might make your wallet gasp, MIT practically transforms into a philanthropic sugar daddy for admitted students, ensuring that a world-class education is far more accessible than its tuition suggests.

Student Demographics

1For Class of 2028 at MIT, 18% of admitted students are international.
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2MIT Class of 2028: 26% Asian American admitted students.
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3Hispanic/Latino representation in MIT Class of 2028: 16%.
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4Black/African American admits Class of 2028 MIT: 9%.
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5White admits in MIT Class of 2028: 29%.
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6First-generation college students in MIT Class of 2028: 12%.
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7Pell Grant eligible admits MIT Class of 2028: 21%.
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8MIT Class of 2028 from public high schools: 62%.
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9Private school background for MIT Class of 2028: 28%.
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10Homeschooled students enrolled MIT Class of 2028: 2%.
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11International students from China in MIT Class of 2028: 7% of class.
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12Canada-origin students MIT Class of 2028: 3%.
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13India-origin admits MIT 2028: 4%.
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14UK students in MIT Class of 2028: 1.5%.
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15Low-income (family income <50k) MIT Class of 2028: 22%.
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16MIT Class of 2028 legacy students: 11%.
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17Athletes recruited into MIT Class of 2028: 8%.
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18LGBTQ+ identifying students MIT Class of 2028: 14%.
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19Non-binary/genderqueer admits MIT 2028: 3%.
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20Students with disabilities in MIT Class of 2028: 17% self-reported.
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21Rural origin students MIT Class of 2028: 9%.
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22Urban/suburban split MIT Class of 2028: 71% suburban, 20% urban.
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23MIT Class of 2027 underrepresented minorities: 25%.
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24Women in STEM-intending MIT Class of 2028: 52% of females.
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Student Demographics Interpretation

This data tells the story of a class meticulously assembled not from any single mold, but as a vibrant and formidable mosaic of global minds, backgrounds, and experiences.

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AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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