OVC consists of offices and programs that provide a broad range of academic programming and services for students and faculty.
By partnering with community members, OVC aims to make improvements for all students in areas such as the first-year undergraduate experience, advising and mentoring, professional and career development, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Enrolls a talented and diverse undergraduate student body composed of some of the world’s brightest and most creative individuals who are aligned with MIT’s mission to make a better world.
Visit WebsiteServes all incoming and currently enrolled international students to help them maintain their legal status in the U.S., provide support for their dependents, and facilitate a sense of belonging in the MIT community.
Visit WebsiteSupports, consults, and collaborates with graduate students, the Graduate Student Council (GSC), faculty, and other community members to manage policies, promote student well-being, and cultivate an inclusive and diverse community.
Visit WebsiteManages the day-to-day administration of OVC’s office, including finance, human resources, communications, and desktop support.
Visit WebsiteProvides education and leadership training for undergraduate students from MIT, Harvard, Tufts, Wellesley, and other local schools, positioning them to provide exceptional service in the military and civilian sectors. ROTC is comprised of three branches: Air Force, Army, and Navy.
Visit WebsitePerforms educational assessments and evaluations and provides expert guidance and training to the MIT community in best practices in teaching and learning.
Visit WebsiteEmpower students, postdocs and alumni to explore their life and career goals by helping them to develop core competencies and build professional networks
Visit WebsiteWorks to amplify and accelerate the practice and impact of experiential learning for MIT students—bringing the spirit of Mens et Manus to life. In addition, OEL is home to three signature MIT experiential learning programs: the Edgerton Center, the PKG Public Service Center, and the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP).
Visit WebsitePromotes academic excellence, builds strong communities, and develops professional mindsets among undergraduate students of underrepresented minority groups, with the ultimate goal of developing leaders in the academy, industry, and society.
Visit WebsiteFosters curricular innovation and educational community-building, ensures the integrity of academic information, and develops and maintains a robust infrastructure that reflects the evolving needs of students, faculty, staff, and alumni. In addition, the Registrar's Office is home to the Student Veteran Success Program, MIT’s dedicated point of contact for service members, veterans, and their dependents.
Visit WebsiteHelps students and their families find, understand, and obtain the resources necessary to finance their education, to ensure their success at MIT and beyond.
Visit WebsiteThe Undergraduate Advising Center (UAC) team strives to help every undergraduate student at MIT reach their full potential with individualized, holistic advising from matriculation to graduation.
Visit WebsiteEnrolls a talented and diverse undergraduate student body composed of some of the world’s brightest and most creative individuals who are aligned with MIT’s mission to make a better world.
Visit WebsiteEmpower students, postdocs and alumni to explore their life and career goals by helping them to develop core competencies and build professional networks
Visit WebsiteServes all incoming and currently enrolled international students to help them maintain their legal status in the U.S., provide support for their dependents, and facilitate a sense of belonging in the MIT community.
Visit WebsiteWorks to amplify and accelerate the practice and impact of experiential learning for MIT students—bringing the spirit of Mens et Manus to life. In addition, OEL is home to three signature MIT experiential learning programs: the Edgerton Center, the PKG Public Service Center, and the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP).
Visit WebsiteSupports, consults, and collaborates with graduate students, the Graduate Student Council (GSC), faculty, and other community members to manage policies, promote student well-being, and cultivate an inclusive and diverse community.
Visit WebsitePromotes academic excellence, builds strong communities, and develops professional mindsets among undergraduate students of underrepresented minority groups, with the ultimate goal of developing leaders in the academy, industry, and society.
Visit WebsiteManages the day-to-day administration of OVC’s office, including finance, human resources, communications, and desktop support.
Visit WebsiteFosters curricular innovation and educational community-building, ensures the integrity of academic information, and develops and maintains a robust infrastructure that reflects the evolving needs of students, faculty, staff, and alumni. In addition, the Registrar's Office is home to the Student Veteran Success Program, MIT’s dedicated point of contact for service members, veterans, and their dependents.
Visit WebsiteProvides education and leadership training for undergraduate students from MIT, Harvard, Tufts, Wellesley, and other local schools, positioning them to provide exceptional service in the military and civilian sectors. ROTC is comprised of three branches: Air Force, Army, and Navy.
Visit WebsiteHelps students and their families find, understand, and obtain the resources necessary to finance their education, to ensure their success at MIT and beyond.
Visit WebsitePerforms educational assessments and evaluations and provides expert guidance and training to the MIT community in best practices in teaching and learning.
Visit WebsiteThe Undergraduate Advising Center (UAC) team strives to help every undergraduate student at MIT reach their full potential with individualized, holistic advising from matriculation to graduation.
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