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Here are some quick facts about on-campus graduate
housing at MIT. For greater detail, and to find the
important forms and dates, please check the links at the
bottom of the page. Best of luck!
MIT has on-campus accommodation for about one-third of its graduate
student population. Single students can choose from six dormitory or
apartment style buildings, and students attending with their spouses
and families can live in apartments in one of our two family
buildings. MIT has a first class, state of the art housing system. We
have one of the oldest graduate residences in the
country, and one of the newest, most advanced residence buildings in
North America.
Because on-campus housing is limited, assignments are made through a
recently improved and efficient allocation process. Students who have
been previously registered at MIT should apply to the Continuing
Allocation, and students who have never attended MIT should apply to
the New Allocation. These processes open for applications in the spring. Please refer to http://web.mit.edu/housing/grad/ periodically for news on important dates and information.
Our goal each year is to house as many New graduate students on campus
as possible, and although this means there are more spaces for New
students, New assignments are limited to one year. Fewer Continuing
students are assigned, but once assigned they may remain on campus
until they graduate.
You do not need to be accepted to MIT to apply, but please note that
if you are assigned a space and later decide not to attend MIT, you
must inform us immediately or else risk rent responsibility from scheduled occupancy date until a new resident is assigned to your spot. If you cancel move than 30 days from scheduled occupancy date, you will not be held responsible for rent.
Please follow the links below for detailed information on MIT's various
residential communities, for rates and applications, for information
on medical and special accommodations, and for general contact
information and help.
Again, welcome to MIT, and please feel free to contact us for any help
or guidance we can provide.
The following links will point you to helpful
resources. In addition to linking directly to the web sites themselves, links to pdf versions of all the important forms are also provided.
If you can't find what you need, can't find
the answer to your question, or would like assistance of
any kind with your housing related concerns, please do
not hesitate to contact us by email at graduatehousing@mit.edu.
Graduate Housing web page
The main repository of all information pertaining to on-campus graduate and family housing at MIT. Visit here for general information, announcements, and answers to your on-campus housing related questions.
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Residences and Rates
Specific information on the graduate residence halls: their location, size, style, community; their monthly rent, and individual building web pages, and contact information.
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New and Continuing Housing Applications
The Housing Allocation will be opening in late March. Please stay tuned!
Application forms for the On-Campus Housing Allocation Procedure. (Opens for application in March.)
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Special Housing Request form
A form for submitting any special housing requests you may have, medical, religious, roommate, or something else. All of our requests for special housing are reviewed by a team of people from MIT's medical, disabilities services, religious, and Dean for Student Life offices.
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The Guide to Graduate Housing — FAQ and Help
A collection of frequently asked questions and general help.
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Housing Office Contact information
Contact information for the Housing Office in general, including the offices of Undergraduate, Graduate, Family, Guest, and Off-Campus.
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