
The following forms and publications may be picked up in the Student Services Center, Room 11-120. Click on the red PDF
icon to download the form (not all forms have this option).
Course catalog (the online version of the MIT Bulletin)
ComMITment: MIT's Commitment to Access and Affordability for MIT Undergraduates and Their Parents
Viewing and Paying Your MIT Bill
HASS Guide
CSS PROFILE application – download from College Board
CSS Business/Farm Supplement
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) – download from www.fafsa.ed.gov. Designate MIT as a recipient by using the Institute's name, address and federal school code of 002178
Graduate Loan Application
International Student Financial Aid Application
Loan deferment forms and information:
- Federal Perkins Loans – download from MyCampusLoan.com
- Federal Ford/Stafford Direct Loans, Federal PLUS loans – download from Direct Loan Servicing Center
Self-Certification for Private Education Loans
Parents' 2009 Estimated Year Income Statement
Request for MIT Scholarship/ Grant Aid Beyond the Standard Number of Terms
Outside Award Reply Form
Student Effort Adjustment Form
Student Information Review Form
Enrollment and Degree Certification
Request for Additional (Transfer) Credit
Request to Suppress Directory Information
See the HASS Education Office web site for more information on requirements.
HASS Concentration Proposal
HASS Concentration Completion
HASS Minor Application
HASS Minor Completion
HASS Transfer Credit Examiners List
For student workers:
- Employment eligibility verification form (I-9)
- Federal tax withholding form (W4)
- State tax withholding form (M4)
- Direct deposit authorization form
- Community service job description form
For MIT employers of students:
- Job listing form
- Electronic Student Personnel Action Form (certificates required)
The MIT Student Extended Insurance Plan waiver deadline is Sept. 30, 2009. Click here for more information.
From June 29 to September 11, 2009 the Bldg 11 elevator will be out of service. Families and students can access the Financial Aid & Student Employment Office on the 3rd floor via stairwells. To accommodate those that are unable to use stairs, we will have an office on the first floor available. Please inquire at the front desk in the SSC if you require these accommodations. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.
Not sure if your family will qualify for financial aid? MIT SFS has developed an online calculator to help you determine how much financial aid your family may be eligible for! Click here for more information!
With the daily volatility in the marketplace and growing uncertainty about the effects of the credit crisis on the economy, it is important to restate MIT's bedrock commitment to meeting the financial need of our undergraduate students. This fundamental principle of our financial aid policy remains unchanged. (read more)