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MIT is committed to making its world-class education accessible by meeting 100% of the demonstrated financial need for all admitted undergraduates throughout their four years. This aid primarily comes from the MIT Scholarship, a grant that doesn't need to be repaid. In the 2022-2023 academic year, about 58% of MIT undergraduates received this scholarship, with a median amount of $63,729.

For families earning under $75,000 with typical assets, MIT's policies ensure that these families do not have to contribute financially, although students are expected to use personal savings or earnings from part-time jobs during the school year to meet some of their own educational expenses. Remarkably, 86% of the graduates in 2023 left MIT without any student debt, showcasing the effectiveness of MIT's financial support.

To be considered for an MIT Scholarship and other forms of need-based aid, applicants must fill out the CSS Profile and other financial aid documents. This helps MIT assess each student's financial need accurately. The entire financial aid process is aimed at ensuring that all students can afford their education regardless of their financial background.