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MIT’s Research Science Institute (RSI) released its admission decisions yesterday. Kudos to our student!
MIT’s Research Science Institute (RSI) released its admission decisions yesterday. Kudos to our student! This year, eighty high school juniors are chosen for their “superior achievement and leadership in math, science and engineering.” About one third of admitted students are from abroad and two thirds from the U.S. RSI, a six-week summer research program is part of Center for Excellence in Education (CEE), a federally and privately funded non-profit organization based in Washington D.C.
RSI usually admits 1-2 students from each of the 50 states plus international students.
NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
- February 19, 2020
College News and Fun Facts: George Washington University
Welcome to GW at Colonial Inauguration. At CI, our award-winning orientation program, you’ll visit GW with your families to learn more about what life as a Colonial is like. From staying in residence halls to sessions on how to succeed, to registering … More
- February 19, 2020
College News and Fun Facts: University of Florida
There’s a house on campus specifically for bats, part of the Florida Bat Conservancy. One of the largest collections of butterfly and moth specimens in the world is housed at the University of Florida McGuire Center, rivaling that of the … More
- February 19, 2020
College News and Fun Facts: Emory University
Dooley’s Week: Dooley, a skeleton used in the biology department in 1899, became the unofficial mascot and guardian of school spirit at Emory. Once every year during Spring an unidentified student dresses up as Dooley and upholds school spirit and creates … More
- February 18, 2020
College News and Fun Facts: University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania was founded in 1740. You did not misread that. Yes, it existed 47 years before PA even became a state. In an effort to “toast” to their football team’s success, University of Pennsylvania students throw toast onto … More