Spring 2026 New Student Dates & Deadlines

Spring Semester E-Bills will be available 3-5 business days after you deposit. Wentworth does not mail paper bills, so please follow these steps to view the bill:

• Log onto myWentworth
• Click the Student Accounts tile
• Review the semester's charges and anticipated credits

Health Insurance Waivers will be available 3-5 business days after you deposit.

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. 

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.

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

English Placement Requirement:

New Wentworth students take the English placement survey to determine which English sequence best matches their needs. The survey has two parts: an essay and a series of questions about your writing experience. You will take the survey on your own schedule, but you must complete it before December 19, 2024. You should plan to spend about 90 minutes on the survey. You can take the English survey by following the link in your new student portal. After you submit your survey, it will be reviewed by faculty who will place you in an English course.

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 the new student portal.

MBTA commuter passes for the spring semester will be on sale. These passes offer a 15% savings for students who commute to and from campus at least four days a week. Additional financial assistance is available for qualified students. Tickets can be purchased here: https://commerce.cashnet.com/MBTA_PROD

Students will receive the agreement via email and can access it through the myHousing portal.

Official transcripts may be sent by your college via a secure document system or mailed to Wentworth Admissions:

Wentworth Institute of Technology 
Office of Admissions 
550 Huntington Avenue 
Boston, MA 02115 

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

New students who are living on campus will move in on January 4. You will receive your move-in time from our Housing and Residential Education office via email.

Please check your E-Bill to ensure it is paid in full, on a payment plan and/or covered by alternative resources. 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, registering for classes, viewing grades, and receiving a transcript.

All new transfer and graduate students participate in this one-day in-person introduction to Wentworth resources and opportunities. 

Please visit our Academic Calendar for a full overview of the semester. 

At Wentworth, we believe in the importance of creating a safe and healthy environment for all our community members. To that end, we have partnered with Vector Solutions to provide trainings that will help us all be informed on topics vital to achieving our goal.

Completion of your Vector Solutions courses is mandatory for all incoming students. If you have difficulty logging in, check out the technical info at the bottom of this email. The education from these modules will help you to:

• Build motivation to intervene in and identify situations of bias and harm
• Increase help-seeking behavior and support identification of risky behaviors
• Reflect on your knowledge, attitudes, and personal experiences

Click here to begin. You will need your WIT username to access the courses. Please ensure that you have completed all sections by January 6. Note, the checklist item will update once all three sections (Alcohol and Other Drugs; Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Students; Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates) have been completed.