Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken, New Jersey
Since its founding in 1870, Stevens Institute of Technology has made a steadfast commitment to innovation and research. All of its 6,600+ students not only able, but encouraged to work personally with their faculty members to sharpen their skills, prepare for their careers, and even pursue entrepreneurial endeavors while still in school.
Stevens’ special curriculum takes a multifaceted approach to technical training through team collaboration, internships, and cooperative education programs. A community of practice, and an institution of action, Stevens Institute of Technology continues to defend its reputation as a leader of research in the fields of technology, engineering, financial systems, healthcare, and environmental sustainability.
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College Highlights
GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS
Stevens’ vast global network provides students seamless connections to extensive research and academic opportunities. Whether they travel to solve real-world challenges, address international business and technological needs, or delve into any location-specific populations or resources, Stevens’ students are equipped to make an impact on both their own growth as well as the world around them.
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
Stevens has proudly supported both students and faculty through their innovative research projects. Student research is heavily emphasized within the undergraduate curriculum, integrated as early as freshman year. Students and faculty are always making innovative strides, which they can then exhibit at the university’s nationally renowned Annual Innovation Expo.
ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY
Non-U.S. Citizen: 3%
Hispanic/Latinx: 13%
Black or African American, non-Hispanic: 2%
White, non-Hispanic: 59%
Native/Indigenous American or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic: 0%
Asian, non-Hispanic: 18%
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic: 0%
Two or more races, non-Hispanic: 0%
Race and/or ethnicity unknown: 5%
REAL-WORLD READINESS
A Stevens education is designed to equip all students with the knowledge and skills that are ultimately needed to help them stand out in the job search and workplace. From the beginning, new students are afforded a first-year course in entrepreneurial thinking that gives them an early introduction to the complexities of innovation. Through the course, students conceive of new ideas and services, interact with experienced marketing professionals, learn strategy and finance, and finally present their projects to their professor and fellow students.
The entrepreneurial mindset continues throughout all four years of college; a majority of students conclude their senior year with a Senior Design Project, a collaborative effort to plan and present new initiatives to a panel of professionals. Some projects have the potential to get picked up and created as real startups.
STEVENS SERVICE
The Office of Undergraduate Student Life is an active force that prepares students to be impactful global citizens. Creating outlets at the local, national, and even international level, Stevens guides students to serve communities in need. Such programs at the Global Service Initiative and Alternative Spring Break connect students to their surrounding community to bring innovative and compassionate work beyond campus walls. The university also hosts an annual Volunteer Expo, which introduces students to community partners with whom they can serve.
THEMED HOUSING
In addition to a Greek life base of 16 fraternities and sororities, Stevens offers Special Interest Housing to students who share common passions and interests. The Lore El Center for Women is an all-female residence for those interested in women’s rights and empowerment, and the C.A.R.E House fosters an active community dedicated to continual service.
SCHOOL LOCATION
Stevens sits on the Hudson Riverfront in Hoboken, NJ. Nicknamed “Mile Square City” for its its small size, Hoboken’s small-town setting peers out to an exceptional view of the island Manhattan. The urban metropolis is only a short train ride away, allowing Hoboken residents to take advantage of the city’s shops, restaurants, and internship and career opportunities.
ATHLETICS
Stevens participates in Division III athletics and has fourteen different men’s and women’s athletic teams. Stevens’ student-athletes compete in the following sports:
Men’s: Baseball; Basketball; Cross Country; Golf; Fencing; Lacrosse; Soccer; Swimming; Tennis; Track & Field; Volleyball; Wrestling
Women’s: Basketball; Cross Country; Equestrian; Fencing; Field Hockey; Lacrosse; Soccer; Softball; Swimming; Tennis; Track & Field; Volleyball
CAREER CENTER
The Stevens Career Center helps make success a reality for students and alumni. Staff members provide personalized guidance to each student upon their arrival as a freshman and all the way through to graduation. These Career Advisors help students decide what classes to take for their professional goals and map out a personalized course of action for their future. And thanks to its strong and proud network of alumni, Stevens runs an Externship Program that enables freshmen to spend their winter break shadowing an alum.
Experiential learning continues to be a hallmark of the Stevens experience, and it’s through the Career Advisors that every student has easy access to an internship, co-op, or ongoing undergraduate research opportunity to support their professional growth.
Admission
TEST SCORES
Optional
FRESHMAN PROFILE
SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing
25th Percentile: 640 | 75th Percentile: 710
SAT Math
25th Percentile: 680 | 75th Percentile: 770
ACT Composite
25th Percentile: 31 | 75th Percentile: 34
ACT Math
25th Percentile: 29 | 75th Percentile: 34
ACT English
25th Percentile: 30 | 75th Percentile: 35
Tuition & Cost
Tuition: $53,828
Fees: $2,124
Room: $9,200
Board: $7,060
Contact Stevens Institute of Technology
Contact Admissions
stevens.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions
(201) 216-5194
admissions@stevens.edu
Campus Location
1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken, NJ 07030
(201) 216-5000