What do I need to know about being a GRA?
Applying to become a GRA is a major life decision, not simply because of the impacts you will have on the lives of students at MIT, but because of the impact this position will have on your life. What follows are some commonly asked questions about the GRA position. As you will find, some questions will only be able to be answered once you have started the interview process and you are meeting with particular communities. However, if you do have a question you would like us to help clarify before engaging in the interview process, please contact us at beagra@mit.edu.
MIT Graduate Student Applicants |
Eligible for House or FSILG GRA role |
Must have 1 semester at MIT |
International Students can apply (see International Student Information) |
Partners Welcome |
Mandated Training Required (August 14-18, 2023) |
Non-MIT Graduate Student Applicants |
Eligible for FSILG GRA role |
Must be enrolled full time in a graduate program |
International Students can not apply |
Partners Welcome |
Mandated Training Required (August 14-18, 2023) |
How many students will I be responsible for?
What is the minimum weekly time commitment?
If I am hired as a GRA, will I need to attend training?
How does time off work?
Are GRAs a confidential resource? What about Mandatory Reporting?
