Sebastian Joseph (junior), Xiaoyue Xie (junior), and Ryan McDermott (junior) (from left) prepare a slide for an experiment during 2.674 Micro/Nano Engineering Lab in the Pappalardo Lab in MIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, on Mar. 21, 2014. The students used microbeads, chemicals, and small stencils to create nanoscale images on glass and gold plates during the lab.
Scholarships make it possible for talented, motivated students to come to MIT to explore, learn, and innovate. Because the best minds come from many different backgrounds, MIT has a longstanding commitment to need-blind admissions—of which scholarships are the foundation.
At MIT, we find it’s often best to let our students speak for themselves.
The following videos feature MIT undergraduates talking about how scholarship support and the MIT experience it makes possible have shaped their lives.
This story was originally published in April 2017 and last updated in May 2021.
Sunday, May 19, 2019, Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country Club
April 7, 2019, Samberg Conference Center, MIT
April 22, Samberg Conference Center, MIT
April 30, Samberg Conference Center, MIT
April 3, Samberg Conference Center, MIT