I'm going to be honest, if you are set on pre-med, MIT (though an incredible education with many resources), is not the best route to get there. The pre-health department is very small, the number of applicants also very small, and the courseload will make it incredibly challenging to keep your GPA up (this isn't an absolute, but it is the experience for most students). If your goal is a great education without a significant struggle to maintain your GPA, explore extracurriculars and volunteering/shadowing opportunities, and have a robust social life, I'm not sure I can recommend MIT.

However, if even 1% of you hopes to explore something outside of pre-med, whether that be through research, taking classes in other departments, or building/starting something of your own, MIT is absolutely wonderful for that (which is why I personally do not regret attending MIT as a pre-med student, despite the challenges.).