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Stevens Institute of Technology

Hoboken, NJ · Private · 4,222 students

A vibrant campus across the river from New York City.

Acceptance rate

47.6%

SAT (mid 50%)

1380–1505

Avg net price

$41,346

after aid

Testing

Optional

2027 cycle

Sources: the U.S. Department of Education (2024), and the Stevens Institute of Technology admissions site.

Your chances

How hard is it to get in?

Stevens Institute of Technology admitted 47.6% of applicants in its most recent reported class. That’s selective. Fewer than half of the students who apply get in.

Here’s where admitted students landed on tests. The middle 50% score 1380–1505 on the SAT and 31–34 on the ACT. Scores at or above that band keep you in contention. They don’t decide it.

The real question isn’t your odds. It’s your move. That’s where Spike comes in. It reads your profile against what Stevens Institute of Technology actually rewards, then tells you what to do next.

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What they value

Technology at its Core

Our three schools and one college uniquely prepare students for bright futures in diverse fields including tech, finance, medicine, energy, engineering, even art and music.

The General Education SUCCESS, The Stevens Core Curriculum provides a foundational academic structure.

  • Schools and CollegeThree schools, one college
  • Majors and Minors35 undergraduate majors
  • Master's and Ph.D.58 master’s degree programs, 20 Ph.D. programs

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Applying

Here’s what to send, and when.

  • TestingOptional (2027 cycle)

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Cost and aid

What will you actually pay?

The sticker price is about $79,790. That isn’t what most families pay. After need-based aid, the average net price is $41,346.

Through a wide range of financial aid options, including scholarships, grants, loans and work-study opportunities, we help students from all backgrounds pursue a world-class education.

Ten years after enrolling, graduates earn a median of $108,772.

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Academics

These are the most popular majors.

  • Mechanical Engineering19% of degrees
  • Computer Science16% of degrees
  • Computer Engineering12% of degrees
  • Business Administration, Management and Operations10% of degrees
  • Applied Mathematics8% of degrees
  • Biomedical/Medical Engineering7% of degrees

Campus life

Here’s the feel of the place.

“Explore clubs, cheer on athletics, or join a fraternity, then gaze at the New York City lights, a Tuesday here.”

The campus buzzes with fraternities, sororities, clubs, athletics, and arts, all set against the backdrop of the New York City skyline.

Urban-adjacentVibrantActivity-rich

Quick answers

What do people ask about Stevens Institute of Technology?

Is Stevens Institute of Technology test-optional?
For the 2027 application cycle, standardized testing at Stevens Institute of Technology is optional.
How hard is it to get into Stevens Institute of Technology?
Very hard. Stevens Institute of Technology admits 47.6% of applicants. The middle 50% of admitted students score 1380 to 1505 on the SAT. Treat it as a reach for every applicant.
How much does Stevens Institute of Technology cost?
The list price is about $79,790. After aid, families pay $41,346 on average.
Is Stevens Institute of Technology worth it?
Graduates earn a median of $108,772 ten years after enrolling. 88% of students graduate within six years. Value depends on your aid offer and your goals. That’s what Spike helps you weigh.

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