MIT is fortunate to have over 330 student groups and organizations that focus on a variety of interests. Joining a group at MIT is a great way to explore ---, expand --- and meet others who share your interests. Information about these groups can be found on the ASA webpage.

Among other privileges, ASA recognized groups are entitled to use the MIT name, request office space, reserve campus space and apply for funds from various sources. The ASA webpage is also a great resource for current group members to find out more about the privileges and benefits enjoyed by an ASA recognized organization. Group officers may also update their group’s contact and signatory information.

If the group you are interested in does not exist at MIT, ASA also recognizes new groups. The process for forming a new group is also outlined on the website.