PROFILE

Wentworth Institute of Technology

About Wentworth Institute of Technology

Founded in 1904, Wentworth Institute of Technology (www.wit.edu) is a nationally ranked institution offering career-focused education through 14 bachelor’s degree programs in areas such as architecture, computer science and systems, construction management, design, engineering, engineering technology, and management. The Institute also offers a Master of Architecture degree. Wentworth is known for its academic excellence and cooperative education (co-op) program, community service, and support for the economic growth of the region.

About Our Students

FALL 2019 ADMISSIONS   Numbers are for degree-seeking students applied, admitted, and enrolled in the fall of 2019.

Middle 50% SAT Range for Freshman Class   Numbers are for degree-seeking students applied, admitted, and enrolled in the fall of 2019.

Mathematics 0 - 0
Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 0 - 0

The SAT has two sections (SAT Evidenced Based Reading and Writing and SAT Math), each scored on a scale of 200-800. In the ranges provided for each section below, 25% of freshmen admitted to this institution in the fall of 2019 scored the same as or lower than the first number. Fifty percent of admitted freshmen received scores between the two numbers given, and 25% of admitted freshmen received a score the same as or higher than the second number provided for each section.

Average High School GPA of the Freshman Class
3

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What Students Pay

Price of Attendance in 2019 - 2020   Note: Numbers are estimates only for full-time undergraduate students living on campus in academic year 2019 - 2020. Room & Board: This figure assumes double occupancy in institutional housing and 19 meals per week (or the maximum meal plan). Books and Supplies: These costs include the average cost of books and supplies for a typical full-time undergraduate student living on campus. Unusual costs for special groups of students (for example, engineering or art majors) are not included unless they constitute a majority of the students at the institution. Transportation: These costs include two round trips per year to the hometown of a typical full-time undergraduate student living on campus. Other Expenses: These expenses include average costs for a typical full-time undergraduate student living on campus, for clothing, laundry, entertainment, medical (if not a required fee), and furnishings.

Estimated Tuition & Fees$21,800
Estimated Room & Board$10,500
Estimated Books & Supplies$1,000
Estimated Transportation$0
Other Expenses$0

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Our Graduates

Thinking About Life After College

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