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Cross registration
Harvard University
| Wellesley-MIT Exchange
| Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution | Boston
University | Brandeis
University | Tufts
University | Graduate
Consortium in Women's Studies at Radcliffe
Harvard University
A regular, full-time graduate student at MIT may enroll to
take subjects (exclusive of thesis) at Harvard without paying
additional tuition, provided that this enrollment does not
exceed one-half of his or her total registration for the term. This cooperative arrangement is not applicable to
the summer session or IAP.
Requests for registration under this cooperative arrangement
must be approved by the MIT department of registration and
should be confined to subjects that are not offered at the
student's own institution. Students will not be allowed to
attend classes in which additional registrants put an undue
load on the instructors. The procedures to be followed are
available from the Registrar. Grades earned in Harvard subjects
appear on the transcripts of MIT graduate students as the
closest equivalent MIT grade.
Wellesley-MIT Exchange
Graduate students are eligible to participate in the Wellesley-MIT
Exchange Program. Wellesley courses are not considered H-level
subjects, but may be accepted for graduate credit toward a
student's degree with the approval of the department.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
In conjunction with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
(WHOI), MIT offers graduate degree programs in oceanography
and applied ocean science and engineering. All decisions,
from admission to the conferring of the joint degree, are
made by consensus of MIT/WHOI joint discipline committees.
The programs in oceanography involve the Departments of Biology
and Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at MIT. The
applied ocean science and engineering programs involve the
MIT Departments of Civil and Environmental, Chemical, Electrical,
Materials Science, and Mechanical Engineering. Information
regarding the program may be obtained from the MIT Joint Program
Office or the Education Office at WHOI.
Boston University
An arrangement for cross-registration has been made between
the MIT Departments of Economics and Political Science and
the African Studies Program of Boston University. Details
of the procedures to be followed are similar to those for
Harvard-MIT cross-registration.
Brandeis University
A cooperative arrangement exists between the MIT Department
of Urban Studies and Planning and the Florence Heller Graduate
School for Advanced Studies in Social Welfare at Brandeis
University. Cross-registration is restricted to one or two
subjects per term in the areas of social welfare at Brandeis
and urban studies at MIT.
Tufts University
A cross-registration agreement exists between MIT and the
School of Dental Medicine at Tufts University. The program
is restricted to specific graduate subjects at each institution.
Graduate Consortium in
Women's Studies
The Graduate Consortium in Women's Studies (GCWS) is a cooperative
effort by faculty at Boston College, Brandeis University,
Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard
Divinity School, Harvard Graduate School of Education, MIT,
Northeastern University, Tufts University, and Radcliffe Institute
for Advanced Study to advance women's studies scholarship
in a series of team-taught graduate seminars.
Admissions decisions are based on the student's background
and brief statement of interest. For more information,
view the website.
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