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Spanish Studies. One of the most important global languages historically, year on year, Spanish solidifies its place as a primary language of the United States, spoken by nearly 15% of its population and studied in the U.S. more than any other non-English language. Spoken by more than 500 million people worldwide, and the official language of ...
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The story of MIT begins with a heartfelt belief: that the American educational system of the 19th century was fundamentally broken. Instead of treating a scientific education and a practical education as fundamentally incompatible, its founders envisioned a new education to unify mens et manus, mind and hand, theory and practice, into a coherent pr...
From its inception, the new institution, offering a new education, attracted a new kind of student. Ellen Swallow Richards, the first woman in the United States to earn a degree in STEM,03 You can read her thesis, on kinds of ore from Colorado, here. graduated from MIT in 1870. She soon became its first female faculty member, helped establish the ...
By the early 1900s, MIT had run out of room in its original Back Bay campus, and in 1916 moved to the left bank of the Charles Riverinto its current campus, which was designed and constructed by alumni. As America entered World War I, MIT became a military training ground,07 In fact, more MIT alumni served as commissioned officers in WWI than alum...
Marking and describing periods of history always becomes more difficult the closer one draws to the present. However, after the end of the Cold War, it’s probably safe to say that the recent history of MIT has been characterized primarily by continuing advances in research and entrepreneurship, public advocacy on behalf of science itself, and welco...
And so, I decided to apply to graduate school. I knew I wanted to study electrical engineering with a focus on sustainable power generation and I knew I wanted to go to the best universities that I could, but not much beyond that. And thus commenced my graduate school research adventure sometime around the fall of 2017.
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Apr 29, 2012 · I was younger than everyone around me. I didn’t relate to the predominant culture of the university, and I made no effort to absorb it. I didn’t make many new friends, and the friends I did have were friends from high school or my mom’s students. I don’t think I changed or grew much in that year, compared to my years at MIT. MIT shapes you.
Apr 25, 2023 · To do this, we need possessive adjectives. The main three are mi, tu, and su. Mi means “my”, tu means “your”, and su means “their”. Actually, su can mean pretty much anyone other than “me” or “you” or “we”; it can mean “his”, “her”, or “its” as well. But only in the possessive sense. Let’s practice this a ...
Students who are well matched with MIT take the following classes in high school: Math, through calculus. One year or more of physics. One year or more of chemistry. One year or more of biology. Four years of English. Two years of a foreign language. Two years of history and/or social sciences. In general, what you take should be based on your ...
