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i think you have to have decence scores and also show interest that you really want to attend the school. also, show them on your application that you are human. write a good personal essay so that the admission understand you more.
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My parents were divorced and they marked that as diversity (true- i saw the report). interview well and have high marks and extracurriculars
Unknown
Many amazing things (academic and non-academics).
Aerospace Engineering
Get decent grades, and apply.
Aerospace Engineering
Try to show you're a fit. Personality-wise, ability-wise, creativity-wise. That's all. Don't get too caught up in test scores.
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Have something that really makes you stand out and look amazing. For me, I was a community service junkie so I had developed programs in my area that benefited the community. This alone, put me above most of the average nerds that you'll see applying to this school (and not getting in).
Architecture
-Take the most challenging classes offered at your HS, but you don't have to do all of them!
-MIT's looking for well-rounded students-- do more than just study in HS! Join clubs, make music, play sports.
Architecture
if your smart and suicidal go to MIT
Biology
Don't worry so much about getting perfect everything, as long as you're a well rounded student.
Biology
1. Be passionate about something you do
2. Get good grades and high standardized test scores
3. Have an interview and don't be lame at the interview
4. Spend time on your application and revise your essays several times
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