The Boston Pipeline

Dual Credit, Wentworth's Dual Enrollment model, allows juniors and seniors from partners Boston high schools to earn college credit while simultaneously earning credit toward a high school diploma. This program is aimed at students who have an interest in Wentworth and/or the STEM fields.

Beacon Pathways, Wentworth's Early College Pathways Program, is a collaboration between Boston Public Schools (BPS) and Wentworth that aims to increase the attendance, retention, and graduation rates of urban youth from Boston who are pursuing degrees that reflect the local economy with pathways in Computer Science, Engineering, and Entrepreneurship.

RAMP is designed to help Boston first-time students navigate the transition from high school to college, providing them with project-based, hands-on learning, individualized case management, and a diverse network of support.

High School student from Greater Boston? Interested in learning about Architecture, Construction, Engineering, and Fabrication and applying your newfound skills to build something for your community? Apply to SummerFab!

Through the Center for Skilled Trades, Wentworth builds education-to-career opportunities for local learners that are driven by the needs of the workforce. Through our 20-month program, the Center provides an expansion of credit-bearing credentials for students interested in a Wentworth education while also acquiring the necessary on-the-job experience to be successful in key industries.

Wentworth, in partnership with nearly 50 local nonprofits, youth-serving organizations, colleges, universities, and the City of Boston, aims to increase the college completion rate of Boston Public School graduates through intentional interventions, like coaching, Early College, bridge programs, mentorship, and scholarships, to name a few. In 2020, Wentworth became a Top 5 enrolling institution for first-year, first-time Boston Public Schools' Graduates, representing a 65% improvement the last 4 enrollment years.