Important Dates and Deadlines

All Wentworth students complete a writing course sequence as a component of their degree requirements. To ensure that students are placed in the appropriate level of English, students must complete an online writing sample by June 14, 2024. Students are exempt from the writing sample if they have submitted SAT or ACT scores that meet the criteria below.

• SAT: Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score of 530 or higher
• ACT: English/Writing score of 20 or higher

If you submitted your SAT and/or ACT scores with your application to Wentworth, you do not need to resubmit them. If you have not submitted test scores and wish to do so, all scores must be submitted directly to Wentworth Admissions through the College Board or ACT websites no later than Monday, May 13, 2024. Students who meet the exemption requirements will be placed into English I for the fall semester. Students who receive a score of 3 or higher on the AP English exam may elect to take English II.

Writing samples can be submitted online through the admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).

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For any questions regarding the writing sample, please reach out to Juval Racelis at racelisj@wit.edu or 617-989-4696.

All students must complete the math placement exam, which can be accessed through their admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).

All students must attend a New Student Orientation (NSO) session in June. Students will be able to register for NSO in their admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).

Overnight in-person orientation programs are last a day and half and students stay on campus in our residence halls. Families are invited to attend Family Orientation, which is held on the first day of each overnight session. Registration is available on the "Events" tab on your admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).  

Overnight in-person orientation programs are last a day and half and students stay on campus in our residence halls. Families are invited to attend Family Orientation, which is held on the first day of each overnight session. Registration is available on the "Events" tab on your admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).

The Fall 2025 E-Bill will be available on June 15  and is due August 1. Wentworth does not mail paper bills, so please follow these steps to view the bill:

• Log onto “MyWentworth” https://my.wit.edu(opens in a new tab) 
• Click the Student Accounts tile
• Review the semester's charges and anticipated credits

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts requires that all students (undergraduate, graduate, and Co-op) who are enrolled as three-quarter time or more credits be covered by the student health insurance plan or a health insurance plan with comparable coverage.  Wentworth automatically adds the charge for a Student Health Insurance Plan to the EBill of every student.

The student health insurance charge can be waived if you have adequate coverage as outlined by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, but you must take action to waive it.  Health insurance and waiver information can be found on the Student Accounts Office website. You will be able to enroll in or waive the health insurance starting June 17 and is due August 1.

Students who are not covered by a family plan must enroll in the Student Health Insurance Program.  

Students who have not waived or enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Program by the semester’s due date may incur late payment fees and have a hold on their student account that will prevent them from moving into campus housing.

Overnight in-person orientation programs are last a day and half and students stay on campus in our residence halls. Families are invited to attend Family Orientation, which is held on the first day of each overnight session. Registration is available on the "Events" tab on your admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).

Intended for students who cannot attend an overnight orientation program and their families, the one-day orientation program will be held on campus. Registration is available for eligible students on the "Events" tab on your admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).

Virtual Orientation is available to first-year students who live more than 500 miles from Wentworth as well as transfer students and families of all students. Information will be delivered through live virtual panels and info sessions from 5-7pm each day. Registration is available for eligible students on the "Events" tab on your admitted student portal(opens in a new tab).

Accommodation Request Form 

Students will receive the agreement via email and can access it through their admitted student portal. (opens in a new tab)

Students who wish to utilize their Federal Direct Subsidized / Unsubsidized Loans and Federal Work Study need to accept or decline these funds by July 1. Loans can be accepted through LeopardWeb(opens in a new tab). Please contact finaid@wit.edu(opens in a new tab) with any questions. 

Official transcripts may be sent by your high school (or college if you have dual enrollment credits) via a secure document system or mailed to Wentworth Admissions:

Wentworth Institute of Technology

Office of Admissions

550 Huntington Avenue

Boston, MA 02115 

Students should wait until May 1 to create a CastleBranch account and begin uploading immunization records. More information will be shared at that time. Click here(opens in a new tab) for additional details. 

In order to ensure delivery for the fall semester, please place your order by July 15. Orders placed after this may not be guaranteed delivery before the start of the Fall semester. Use this link to place your laptop order.

The Fall 2025 E-Bill and Health Insurance Waiver will be available on June 15  and is due August 1. Wentworth does not mail paper bills, so please follow these steps to view the bill:

• Log onto “MyWentworth” https://my.wit.edu(opens in a new tab) 
• Click the Student Accounts tile
• Review the semester's charges and anticipated credits
• Health Insurance information and the link can be accessed through the Quick Links options 

Through the Academic Integrity Workshop, students will learn how to avoid plagiarism in all courses in the span of a few weeks via our online learning platform, Brightspace. Access Brightspace at wentworth.brightspace.com  and log in using your Wentworth email address as your username and your email password for the password. You will see the Academic Integrity program listed under the "My Courses" section of your page, along with other virtual programs that you will need to complete this summer. The workshop is broken down into three sections: Policy, an overview of Wentworth's Academic Honesty Policy Quotation, avoid intentional and accidental plagiarism Citation, proper attribution of source material. 

The workshop, which will be available to students on June 1 and is due August 1, is designed to take a month to complete if done at 2 hours per week.  Following completion, students will receive feedback from Wentworth professors on their work. 

For any additional questions, please contact Tom Batcho at batchot@wit.edu.

You can submit your photo by clicking on the "Submit ID Photo" tile in the myWentworth App.

International students will move in on August 26 and then participate in International Student Orientation on August 27 and 28.

Please check your E-Bill to ensure it is paid in full, on a payment plan and/or covered by alternative resources by the August 1 due date. Students with a hold will not be permitted to move on campus. A balance due hold will be placed on a student’s account anytime there is a balance owed. A balance due hold prevents a student from moving into housing, being issued a new laptop, registering for classes, viewing grades, and receiving a transcript.

New students will move in on August 28 or 29. You will receive your move-in date/time the first week of August. 

Please check your E-Bill to ensure it is paid in full, on a payment plan and/or covered by alternative resources by the August 1 due date. Students with a hold will not be permitted to move on campus. A balance due hold will be placed on a student’s account anytime there is a balance owed. A balance due hold prevents a student from moving into housing, being issued a new laptop, registering for classes, viewing grades, and receiving a transcript.

New students will move in on August 28 or 29. You will receive your move-in date/time the first week of August. 

Please check your E-Bill to ensure it is paid in full, on a payment plan and/or covered by alternative resources by the August 1 due date. Students with a hold will not be permitted to move on campus. A balance due hold will be placed on a student’s account anytime there is a balance owed. A balance due hold prevents a student from moving into housing, being issued a new laptop, registering for classes, viewing grades, and receiving a transcript.

Wentworth Opening Week (WOW) is our official welcome program for all first-year and transfer students at Wentworth. All new students at Wentworth participate in this three-day introduction to college life.

View the academic calendar here. 

Instructions will be sent to students' Wentworth email account. Visit https://wit.edu/student-life/student-engagement/getinclusive(opens in a new tab) for more information. Vector Solutions will be available on June 1. 

Families are invited to return to campus for a weekend full of family fun! Details will be posted in the family portal in late summer.