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Students rely on advisors and teachers at school to help them as they embark on their college journeys. As a trusted resource, we value your influence in the college admission process and your role in helping students prepare for the future. To help support you and your students throughout this process, we’ve consolidated some key resources to keep you connected with the latest at Wentworth Institute of Technology.Join Our Mailing List
Our goal is to provide you with the "inside track" on everything Wentworth—from our hands-on cooperative education (co-op) programs to new scholarship opportunities. We’ll send periodic updates about our academic programs, experiential learning opportunities, student life, support services, and application processes for admissions and financial aid to keep you informed as you help students with their college search.Please Select Which Title Fits You Best:
A Wentworth Education
At Wentworth, your student will find a degree designed for their success. We offer undergraduate programs through five distinct schools: School of Architecture & Design, School of Computing & Data Science, School of Engineering, School of Management, and the School of Sciences & Humanities. For students interested in pursuing a masters degree, Wentworth offers 13 graduate programs including 4+1 options for students who complete their undergraduate degree at Wentworth.Explore All Programs
Pre-College Programs
Offered during the summer, Wentworth's pre-college programs give high school students the chance to explore various disciplines and build skills for the future through a unique and immersive learning program that supports passions in science, engineering, and design.Learn More
Resources to Support Your Students & Families
We've compiled a list of resources about Wentworth for you to share with your students and families as they prepare to pursue a STEM degree in college.Quick Facts About Wentworth Institute of Technology
Wentworth's co-op program is one of the most comprehensive of its kind, having celebrated 50 years in 2024. Every undergraduate student at Wentworth must complete two semesters of co-op experiences related to their major.
A Wentworth education has long term impact on student success:
- Top 6% nationally for net return on investment 20 years after graduation (Payscale)
- Top 2% median earnings out of 4,939 national institutions (U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard)
- Top 15 colleges for starting a career in the United States (Forbes)
How to Apply to Wentworth
Upcoming Deadlines:
- Early Decision: November 1
- Early Action 1: November 15
- Early Action 2: January 1
- Regular Decision: February 1
What Pre-College Program Options Are Available
Wentworth's pre-college programs provide students in high school with the opportunity to explore a STEM or Design discipline of their choosing while previewing life on Wentworth's campus.
For more information view our brochure here.
What is the Wentworth Student Profile?
Based on the 2026 entering class:- 1,157 Total Enrolled First Year Students
- 3.49 Average GPA
- 1212 Average SAT (Test Optional)
- 482 First Generation Students
What Are the Current Undergraduate Program Offerings at Wentworth
Wentworth offers more than 20 bachelor's degree programs across five schools:
- School of Architecture & Design
- School of Computing & Data Science
- School of Engineering
- School of Management
- School of Sciences & Humanities
In addition to undergraduate programs, Wentworth also offers graduate degrees and workforce development opportunities. Explore the full range of programs using our degree finder.
What Does the Student Experience Look Like at Wentworth
How Does Co-op Impact a Students Academic Experience
Wentworth's co-op program is an integral part of the academic experience, allowing students to apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world challenges before they graduate. Through full-time co-op placements with leading employers, students deepen their understanding of course concepts, develop in-demand technical and professional skills, and gain valuable insight into their chosen industries.
Students typically complete two co-op semesters: the first in the spring of their junior year and the second in the fall of their senior year. By taking courses during their final two summers, students remain on track to graduate in four years while accumulating at least two semesters of professional work experience.
Backed by more than 50 years of employer partnerships, Wentworth's co-op program is recognized as one of the nation's premier experiential learning models. As a result, 60% of Wentworth students receive a post-graduation job offer from a co-op employer, and 98% are employed or pursuing further education within their field after graduation.
Schedule a Campus Tour
Interested in bringing a group of students or counselors to campus to learn more about Wentworth in person? Group visits are a great option for high schools, community organizers, or college access groups to bring between 5 and 50 students to Wentworth for a campus tour. Group visits consist of a 30-minute information session followed by a 1-hour, student-led, campus tour.
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