Admissions
To MIT
Freshman and undergraduate transfer admission to MIT is run by the MIT Admissions Office. Bulletins and application materials are not available from the EECS Undergraduate Office.
To EECS
MIT undergraduates may select any course of study during the freshman
year. The guides listed to the right may be helpful.
To VI-A Internship Program
MIT EECS undergraduates may apply to the VI-A Internship Program during
the junior year.
To M.Eng.
The EECS Master of Engineering program is a five-year program for
MIT undergraduates. MIT EECS undergraduates may apply during the
junior year by submitting a checklist to 38-476.
To Ph.D.
MIT EECS undergraduates may apply to the EECS Graduate Program, which
leads to a doctoral degree, during the senior or M.Eng. years.
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Contacts (Room 38-476)
Anne M. Hunter, Administrator
anneh@mit.edu (617) 253-4654
Vera Sayzew, Co-Administrator
vera@mit.edu (617) 452-3183
Linda Sullivan, Administrative Assistant
lindasul@mit.edu (617) 253-4683
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Guides and Information
READ ME FIRST!
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
at MIT: a Primer for Potential Students
by EECS students
For people outside MIT but also useful to MIT freshmen selecting
a major, and to those getting started in EECS.
READ ME NEXT!
A Brief Guide to EECS Degree Programs
by Anne M. Hunter and F. C. Hennie.
For faculty, advisors, and current students.
New Academic Programs (6-1, 6-2, 6-3)
Learn about our new degree requirements available to the Class of 2010 and required of all classes from the Class of 2011.
Checklist, S.B. and M.Eng. Degree
Requirements (pdf) for Classes through 2010
Course VI Undergraduate Programs: Policies,
Procedures and Organization
by Anne M. Hunter.
For faculty, advisors, and current students.
6.UAP: The Course VI
Undergraduate Advanced Project
Course VI Communications Requirement
Course VI Undergraduate Exchange Program with
Cambridge University, England
Go Global - opportunities for MIT students
The Undergraduate and the Academic Advising
System: What is Realistic to Expect from your Academic Advisor?
by Anne M. Hunter
for faculty, advisors, and current students
Other Helpful Pages:
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