MIT doesn't require a certain GPA to get in. Everything is based on your application as a whole and whether the admissions office feels you will fit in. Check out admissions.mit.edu It's a great site with everything from high school prep recommendations to blogs of current students and admissions people.
Since MIT is a very selective school a 4.0 is best, but it's not required. You probably won't get in with any thing less than a 3.8 though.
You need to be at least, AT LEAST, top 2%-1%, and get solid A's! No A-'s
Around 4.1-4.2
Looking at Above 1400
math and science
4.0
The average GPA of MIT students is roughly 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. MIT doesn't release grade statistics about its students (no class rank, etc.) so I don't think more accurate information is available. -Current freshman at MIT
MIT needs at least a 3.8
You need 4 years of algerabra, 4.67 in each class 3 years of theretical science a 4.25 GPA in those classes
this is the GPA you need to get a 2.0 GPA
For Carnegie Mellon, according to the Princeton Review, the average acceptance GPA is 3.61.
yes u need a 3.7 GPA or higher
4.0 GPA
you need a 3.7 GPA
the average GPA is a 3.5
you need at least a GPA of 3.75
3.2 Gpa