MIT and Caltech Admissions Policy for International Students

[physics user1]

It is true that if you apply for mit or caltech and you get refused uou can't apply anymore even as a transfer or for grad school?

(as a international student)

 

[jtbell]

It is true that if you apply for mit or caltech and you get refused uou can't apply anymore even as a transfer or for grad school?

Where did you hear or read this?

In general, graduate school admissions are completely separate from undergraduate admissions, at least in the US. I would be astonished if having been rejected for undergraduate admission automatically excludes you from graduate admission, at any university.

 

[physics user1]

W

Where did you hear or read this?

In general, graduate school admissions are completely separate from undergraduate admissions, at least in the US. I would be astonished if having been rejected for undergraduate admission automatically excludes you from graduate admission, at any university.

What about trying again as a tranfer student?

 

[radium]

No, I know at least two people who did not get into MIT as undergrads but were accepted for grad school. I'm sure there are many more.

 

[Vanadium 50]

Where did you hear or read this?

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