Foreign student and MIT

[Moriquendi]

<p>Hey everyone,</p>

<p>I'm 16 years old and I'm now in secondary school in Poland(Here we have different schools so it's not exactly the same).
I find out about MIT and I just love it now. I've always wanted to study in USA or UK.
But...MIT. How to get there?</p>

<p>You know. I'm quite good at school but I didn't win any competition or sth like that. Maybe I will try to win in algorithm compettition.
I'm good at computers. I'm learning C++ and now I've just published my casual game.
I think we have a little better schools than in USA, but USA definitely has better universary.</p>

<p>So... I was wondering how good I must be to get MIT. Do I have to win hundreds of competitions?
Um, and when you apply, do you give them your grades from secondary school or from finall exam at the end of school (I don't know how you call that)
What's subjects are important when I apply MIT? </p>

<p>Mmm...And How big are costs of studying and living?</p>

[lidusha]

<p>All of this and more can be found here: [MIT</a> Admissions](<a href=“http://mitadmissions.org/]MIT”>http://mitadmissions.org/)</p>

[edoardo]

<p>Hi, I’m an international too and I’m 16.
Yes, you have to give them your secondary school grades.
I think that they will see these subjects: Math and Physics.
I think that awards and projects are important to get in.</p>