MIT and Brandeis Announce Tuition-Free Programs for Low-Income Families
TL;DR
Starting in 2025, MIT will offer tuition-free education to undergraduates from families earning less than $200,000 annually, with those earning under $100,000 paying nothing for the full cost of attendance. This expansion of financial aid aims to make MIT more accessible, with 80% of American households qualifying under the new income threshold. The initiative is supported by MIT's endowment and reflects the institution's commitment to affordability and accessibility, ensuring talented students can attend regardless of financial circumstances.
- Undergraduates with family income below $200,000 can expect to attend MIT tuition-free starting in 2025 MIT News
- Brandeis University to offer free tuition for families making under 75K MassLive.com
- MIT to waive tuition for families earning less than $200,000 starting next fall The Boston Globe
- MIT, Brandeis to waive tuition for students with families earning below a certain income Boston.com
- Video MIT to waive tuition for families making less than $200,000 ABC News
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