Apply to EAPS
Prospective students, start here!
- Check out our graduate program overview for a list of degrees offered and details on our areas of study.
- EAPS graduate students in most cases pursue a doctoral degree. It is not necessary to earn a master’s degree before applying to the doctoral program.
- Applicants interested in a master’s degree are advised to reach out to faculty prior to applying to ensure there is a faculty member who is potentially interested in acting as your advisor for master’s studies.
Ready to learn more?
Have questions?
- Read the EAPS graduate admissions FAQ
- Check out the general MIT graduate admissions FAQ
- Explore the MIT-WHOI Joint Program FAQ and admissions info
- Still have questions? Contact eaps-admissions@mit.edu
- All prospective undergraduate students apply to MIT through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, regardless of their intended program of study.
- Once admitted, MIT first-year students choose a department for their major at the end of their first spring term.
Ready to learn more?
Have questions?
- Read the EAPS undergraduate program FAQ
- Check out how to declare a major from the MIT Registrar’s Office
- Explore the MIT undergraduate experience and how to apply for admission
- Still have questions? Contact eaps-ed-office@mit.edu
Thinking about taking the leap and applying to grad school?
The EAPS Student Advisory Council (E-SAC) sponsors a student-run volunteer program providing tips and informal support for those navigating the graduate admissions process in EAPS. The program generally runs September through mid-November each year and the E-SAC site contains many resource links helpful for anyone considering grad school.
EXPLORE E-SAC APPLICATION MENTORSHIP RESOURCES
