A team that registers to play an IM sport at MIT does so under one of three possible status-levels:
These status-levels are determined simply by whether or not that team is part of an organization (such as FSILG, Academic Department, Club, etc.) that sent a representative called an athletic chair to the IM Council meetings at the beginning of each semester.
Starting Fall 2021 MIT Intramurals is changing its affiliation system in an attempt to reduce the amount of cash exchanged during a semester. This will save time and prevent a crowded athletic office from potentially spreading germs. The changes are as follows…
If you have more questions about fall intramurals check our FAQ Page. If you can’t find an answer there feel free to email us at im-exec@mit.edu.
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These teams did not send an athletic chair (to represent their organization) to the IM Council meeting at the beginning of the semester. Therefore, they chose not to be part of the administrative body of MIT IM’s. As a result, an independent team will not be eligible for the Beaver Cup, will not have priority registration, and must pay referee/facility fees (when relevant) to the IM office.
This status level is the intermediary level between organizations that once used to be Independent and desire to become Fully Affiliated & organizations that dropped from being Fully Affiliated because they missed an IM Council meeting. Organizations that are Provisionally Affiliated will be eligible for the Beaver Cup but will not have priority registration and must pay referee/facility fees when applicable.
This status level applies more to an entire organization than specific teams. For those organizations that send an athletic chair to the IM Council meeting at the beginning of each semester for two consecutive semesters, they will be considered Fully Affiliated. To maintain this status, you must continue to be present at each ensuing meeting. Failure to attend a meeting will result in provisional status.
The privilege associated for these organizations is that they will have a 24 hour window to register for leagues before provisional or independent teams. They will also be eligible to win the Beaver Cup and must pay referee/facility fees when applicable.
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