Undergraduate Admissions
At Wentworth Institute of Technology, impatience is a virtue. When we see problems, we don't want to wait. We want to test and fix and collaborate with others who share the same drive. Our hands-on, project-based curriculum lets students solve real-world problems in labs and studios on our Boston campus. Choose from majors in engineering, computing, architecture, design, math, sciences and management. Your future starts now. Are you ready?

Virtual Tour
Want to find out more? Explore Wentworth from home with one of our virtual experiences designed to connect you with the campus and help you understand why the university is a great fit for prospective students that are motivated and driven to get things done.

Wentworth at a Glance
Faster growth rate of jobs associated with Wentworth's degrees
Median starting salary for Wentworth graduates (National Avg - $50k)
Full time Class of 2019 Wentworth graduates accepted a job in their field (86% knowledge rate)
How to Apply
Questions?
Call (617) 989-4000 or (800) 556-0610 or email admissions@wit.edu

Key Dates & Deadlines
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01FAFSA form submission deadline
Complete the free FAFSA form or apply online at fafsa.ed.gov
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01Priority deadline for applicants
All applicants are automatically considered for merit scholarships. Admission applications received by the priority deadline will get first consideration.
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15Deadline for regular applications
Wentworth practices rolling admissions, which means we review applications as they are received. After the Feb. 15 regular deadline, please check with the Office of Admissions for space availability in the area of your interest.
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01Priority deadline for financial aid applications
Typically, if you filed your FAFSA in January, your financial aid award letter will arrive at the end of March.
Discover Wentworth's 4+1 Programs
Get the most out of your educational investment. Enroll in one of Wentworth's accelerated 1-year master's programs and advance your career in today’s competitive job market. Get started on your master’s degree while you complete your bachelor’s program.

Speak to an Admissions Counselor
You have questions. We have answers. Send us an email or schedule an appointment and we'll guide you through what's next.
