Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Mit"

A: I want to study at MIT

A: Selected or chose are correct

A: "MIT is the university closest to where I live" is probably going to be the smoother phrasing in nearly all situations.

A: I am not studying at MIT but I am also going through the college process. Since you are coming as an international student you will definately need to provide some English language proficency assessment, your grades should be at the top of the class. Also, MIT likes to see an interest in a specialized area (ie: if you wanted to become an engineer taking an advanced course in physics or a test that measures your ability in physics is a good idea

A: Very good, just make sure to say the "s" at the end of "tasks" and to pause between "study" and "student."