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Built on a foundation of experiential education, Wentworth empowers students to turn classroom knowledge into real-world impact. Through project-based learning, industry connections, and career-focused opportunities, students graduate prepared to succeed as builders, engineers, designers, entrepreneurs, and innovators.

Why Wentworth?

Wentworth's student community is made up of learners from a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and interests. While there is no single profile for a Wentworth student, students are most likely to thrive in our hands-on, career-focused environment if they:

  • Enjoy learning in small, specialized classes
  • Have strong interest in Engineering, Design, Computing, or Architecture
  • Prefer a small urban campus
  • Aspire to enter their profession soon after graduation

Just to make applying as easy as possible, applicants can use code LEARN to waive the application fee when applying to Wentworth via the Common Application.

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As the 21st-century workforce continues to evolve, so do we. From our commitment to career preparation down to our curriculum, we're focused on preparing our students for what lies ahead.

  • 27 undergraduate degree programs.
  • 13 graduate degree programs.
  • Two required co-op experiences.
  • Summer pre-college programs for high school students.

Our students learn through real-world examples from friendly and approachable faculty in small-class settings with state-of-the-art labs and studios. 

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Let Numbers Lead the Way

Excellent Nationally
Top 2%

Median earnings out of 4,939 national institutions.

Federal earnings data sourced by FAFSA from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

Strong Locally
Top 6%

Median earnings out of 126 post-secondary institutions in Massachusetts.

Federal earnings data sourced by FAFSA from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

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