MIT EECS interviews
MIT EECS interviewsInterviews after admission, to find shared interest
Interviews come after admission
“Once a student has been admitted, some interviews and student visits will be arranged in order to determine the level of shared interest between the student and faculty.”
MIT EECS Graduate OfficeGraduate admissions FAQs
Use the visit to test shared interest
At MIT EECS, interviews and visits come after admission, to judge shared interest between student and faculty.
ExampleYour ability to do independent research
“When in doubt, remember that our Admissions Committee wants to know about your ability to do independent research.”
MIT EECS Graduate OfficeGraduate admissions FAQs
Show research you drove
MIT EECS says its Admissions Committee wants to know about your ability to do independent research.
ExampleFour parts, two essays
“The application consists of four parts: The biographical section, three (3) letters of recommendation, “Record of Subjects” with grades, and two essays, one about your Research Activities and Goals, and the other about your Academic and Intellectual Journey.”
MIT EECS Graduate OfficeGraduate admissions FAQs
Prepare the research essay
The application has a biographical section, three letters, grades and two essays, one on research activities and goals.
ExampleLast reviewed