- I will be entering as an undergraduate at MIT. I had a physical examination two years ago. Is this acceptable?
- Do graduate students need a physical examination?
- Who should sign the physical examination page of the Student Medical Report Form?
I will be entering as an undergraduate at MIT. I had a physical examination two years ago. Is this acceptable?
No. If you are entering as an undergraduate student, you must have had a physical examination within the 12 months prior to your MIT registration date. If you plan on participating in varsity sports, NCAA rules require a physical examination within six months of the first day of participation in your sport.
Do graduate students need a physical examination?
No. The physical examination is optional for graduate students, unless you plan on participating in varsity sports. In that case, NCAA rules require a physical examination within six months of the first day of participation in your sport.
Who should sign the physical examination page of the Student Medical Report Form?
The physician or nurse practitioner who performed your physical examination must sign and date the bottom of the physical examination page. Your parent cannot perform the physical examination or sign the form, even if they are a physician or nurse practitioner.
