MIT vs. Caltech: The pros and cons of each school, and how to get in.

**UPDATE: Starting in Fall 2024, Caltech will now require either the SAT or ACT for first-year applicants. MIT already has this requirement in place.
The best way to get into a highly-selective STEM university like MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) or Caltech (California Institute of Technology) is to understand what makes those universities unique -- academically, culturally, socially -- and then to tailor your application so it seems like they're the "perfect match" for your past accomplishments and future goals. Top universities aren't just looking for great candidates; they're specifically looking for candidates who are uniquely poised to take advantage of the distinct programs and opportunities that the school has to offer -- in other words, things you can't find anywhere else.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 MIT and Caltech Intro
00:53 Similarities between MIT and Caltech
03:09 Differences between MIT and Caltech
07:36 How to get into MIT and Caltech
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Thank you so much for the video 😊

[@BrandonMaldonado-up3hz]

In the future could you make a video on Georgia Tech.

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Glad you like them!

[@tigervinay]

Caltech strongly promotes undergraduates to get into graduate school.

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Thanks for the videos. Very helpful. Could you please make a video on Rice University

[@IvyAdmissionHelp]

At some point I will add a video on Rice.

[@errollaaron8732]

Both are good institutes and Caltech is good at Astronomy MIT is good at engineering. Although, both excel.

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Please make more such videos on UMich and USC etc

[@IvyAdmissionHelp]

I plan to make more soon. Thanks.

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