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They come from admission results that applicants report on OfferLand themselves, updated daily. Admit rates count decided applications only; GPA and test scores are medians over admitted applicants, one value per person with their best test score; numbers based on fewer than 5 results are not shown. See the data methodology page for details.

Materials Science and Engineering

Name: OfferLand admission results: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Materials Science and Engineering (Ph.D.)
Creator: OfferLand

PhD

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) · Cambridge, Massachusetts

5 applicants have reported 6 admission results for Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Materials Science and Engineering (Ph.D.) on OfferLand, with an admit rate of 66.7% in this sample. Data as of 2024-05-26. These are OfferLand sample statistics from results users reported themselves, not official school data.

Admits on OfferLand

4/ 6 decided

66.7% admittedSmall sample

Median GPA of admits

--/ 4.0

2.84.0

Scholarship rate

--received scholarships

Too few results--

Cite this data: OfferLand sample statistics (self-reported by users), https://offerland.cc/en/schools/mit/majors/ph-d-materials-science-and-engineering, data as of 2024-05-26. About the data

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What is the admit rate for Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Materials Science and Engineering (Ph.D.)?: 5 applicants have reported 6 admission results for Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Materials Science and Engineering (Ph.D.) on OfferLand, an admit rate of 66.7% in this sample (admits ÷ admits plus rejections; waitlists and pending results are left out). The results are self-reported and admitted applicants report more often, so the rate usually runs above official figures.
How are these numbers calculated?: They come from admission results that applicants report on OfferLand themselves, updated daily. Admit rates count decided applications only; GPA and test scores are medians over admitted applicants, one value per person with their best test score; numbers based on fewer than 5 results are not shown. See the data methodology page for details.

Data methodology