Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MIT stands for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which is a very prestigious school located in Cambridge, Massechusetts.

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MIT's 2014 25th-75th percentile SAT scores are 670-770 on the Critical Reading section, 740-800 on the Math section, and 680-780 on the Writing section.

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you need them both, but the SAT 1 Score is always more important.

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Harvard and Caltech.

I completely disagree.

Caltech may be in the top ten engineering schools but certainly not top five...while Harvard is not even in the top ten.

The best answer is Stanford and UC Berkeley.

That depends how you interpret "rival". From a ranking/academic perspective, you may be right (though I feel Caltech is comparable to MIT). From a personal/historic perspective, MIT has a long history of hacking with Caltech and Harvard (MIT stole the caltech cannon!). In the MIT student culture, Caltech and Harvard are ingrained as the main rivals.

The web address of the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology is: http://mit.edu/

The degree MIT , stands for Masters in Information Technology.

A University is an Institution involved with discovery, exploration, learning and teaching whereas a collage is a type of art work or a spelling mistake!

MIT Sloan School of Management is located at 100 Main St. Cambridge, MA, 02142. It is very close to the Kendall/MIT stop, and it is only a 15-40 minute walk from downtown Boston.

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ya i think so that he was a student of MIT. I think he did either nuclear physics or chemcal engineering

My intention is to persue a PHD course in Industrial Management.

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Oh, that's a tough choice! Both are top ranked, extremely well respected in their fields. I really think you can't go wrong with either one. That said, MIT has a bit more prestige than Cal Tech, especially outside the US. But not by so much that, if you loved Cal Tech, you wouldn't go to Cal Tech.

Have you gotten into both? If not, then apply to both, see where you get in, see what aid they offer you, and only then decide.

If you've gotten into both, consider which one fits you best, personally. Because you can't go wrong - you have to pick based on fit. You can also let their financial aid offers influence you, if you're torn between the two.

In general, yes. There were some MIT students barred from playing in a casino a few years ago because of a card counting ring they were involved with, but other than that, almost anyone can play in a casino.

It isn't a matter of which courses - there are many other factors like:

1. what your major is

2. do you play an instrument they need for the marching band

3. get you get an excellent SAT score Honors classes in high school will help (with good grades) but there are other factors too. They never admit an entire freshman class that is majoring in math - they need a variety of majors

The total cost would be around $50,100.

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For me (living very very conservatively) the year total was 45k.

Normal expenses are about 55-65k per year.

35K-40k for pure tuition

1k-5k for books (really depends)

Be More Specific since there are two colleges with the same name MIT (Madras Institute of technology and Massachusetts Institute of Technology)