Quick question for y'all, strictly out of curiosity. Does anyone know the gender ratio at MIT? I'm trying to get a picture of the diversity at the university.
Sure, in terms of gender breakdown, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) undergraduate student body is approximately 51% male and 49% female. This is quite close to a even split, which is notable given that many STEM-focused schools often have a higher proportions of male students. So in terms of gender diversity, you can expect a balanced educational environment at MIT. However, diversity transcends gender, and at MIT you'll find students from all walks of life - from different parts of the U.S., various countries across the globe, and across socioeconomic classes. They are as diverse in their ideas, hobbies, and aspirations as they are in their genders and backgrounds. It's this melting pot that adds richness and depth to the MIT community, fostering a vibrantly diverse academic and social atmosphere.
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