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Student Support Services (S3) is a friendly and easily accessible support hub for undergraduate students. Whether you're struggling with a PSET due to personal issues, feeling too sick to take an exam, considering taking time away from the Institute, or just aren't sure who to talk to, we can help. S^3 is a private resource.
Literature courses at MIT examine how novels, poems, plays, films, visual art, and other media make imaginative and critical sense of history and the present. QUICK LINKS For Students
S 3. Student Support Services. 617-253-4861. Walk-in hours: Monday–Friday, 10–11am, 2–3pm. Building 5-104. studentlife.mit.edu/s3. The deans in S 3 are here to support students who are struggling with personal and/or medical issues that might be impacting them academically.
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The Literature curriculum is arranged in four graduated categories: Introductory subjects (21L.000 [J] to 21L.024) focus on major literary texts grouped in broad historical and generic sequences; all introductory subjects carry HASS and Communication-Intensive credit.
Welcome to the S3 Drop-In Queue. Open weekdays (M–F) from 10:00am–12:00pm & 2:00pm–4:00pm. What are drop-ins? Undergraduate students can connect with an S3 drop-in team member via video call to briefly discuss time sensitive or easily resolved questions or concerns (e.g., academic extensions). Drop-in meetings are limited to 15 minutes.
Literature Section Massachusetts Institute of Technology 77 Massachusetts Avenue 14N-407 Cambridge, MA 02139 tel: (617) 253-3581
