Supporting the students who make MIT, MIT.

Our students are going to do incredible things, both at MIT and beyond. But incredible things aren’t easy. MIT strives to educate the whole student by supporting academic success, fostering community and individual well-being, and cultivating personal and intellectual growth—helping students become leaders who invent the future and build a better world.

Delivering on this commitment requires significant and sustained resources. The generosity of our alumni and friends at all levels ensures MIT’s ability to:

• make an MIT education affordable and accessible to the brightest minds from around the world;
• create new and revitalized campus spaces that celebrate community, wellness, and residential life;
• provide hands-on opportunities to learn abroad or in the field, participate in public service or social impact projects, conduct and contribute to innovative research, and engage in making and entrepreneurial ventures.

There are many different ways to support students at MIT—today and in the future, including outright gifts at any level, a named endowed scholarship, fellowship, or program fund, and planned gifts such as bequests, annuities, and charitable remainder trusts.

Scholarships

Student success is central to MIT’s mission. Scholarships ensure access to an MIT education for many students each year and serve as powerful recruitment tools. Support for scholarships at all levels helps make our need-blind admissions policy possible and allows us to continue admitting and supporting the world’s most talented students and researchers.
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Graduate Students

MIT’s graduate students drive research discovery and exploration forward in all disciplines, contribute to undergraduate teaching and mentoring, help us recruit and retain top faculty who wish to work with them, and deeply enhance campus life and community.
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Athletics

The Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation (DAPER) offers MIT students world-class facilities and instruction for an extraordinary range of athletic endeavors, including 33 varsity teams and 25 unique types of instruction. Key priorities include a renovation of the Sports Performance Center and an opportunity to endow the sailing head coach position.
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Experiential Learning

Experiential learning brings the Institute’s “mens et manus” spirit to life, providing MIT students with important opportunities to engage in meaningful research, service, social impact, and entrepreneurial projects outside of the classroom.
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East Campus Residence | 62 and 64

Constructed in 1924, East Campus, with its distinctive parallel structures and expansive courtyard, is undergoing an historic renovation reflecting the input of students, faculty, and alumni. Construction expected 2023–2025.
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McCormick Hall | W4

The renovation of McCormick Hall will ensure this historic all-women’s residence remains a hub of
activity for undergraduate women on campus well into the future. Construction 2026–2027.

Signature Naming Opportunity: $5M Penthouse
Yet to Be Raised: $5M

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Undergraduate Advising Center

Opened to the community in fall 2025, the new space was conceived in response to student requests for a centralized campus location that supports undergraduates’ academic needs. Construction completed.
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