Stevens Institute of Technology
Why study here
Stevens Institute of Technology is a private technological university in Hoboken, New Jersey, founded in 1870, with a campus on the Hudson River facing Manhattan. It is known for engineering, especially mechanical and systems engineering, and for financial engineering and other finance and technology programs in its School of Business. Many international students come for its master's programs in engineering, computer science and analytics. Hoboken has high living costs but is a short PATH train ride from New York City.
Admission requirements
- A high school diploma for bachelor's, or a recognized bachelor's degree (usually four years) for graduate study
- TOEFL iBT, IELTS or the Duolingo English Test if English is not your first language; many universities accept all three
- Official transcripts and certificates, with certified translations if they are not in English
- SAT or ACT where the university requires them (policies differ and some have reinstated testing); GRE or GMAT for some graduate programs
- For master's and PhD: a CV, statement of purpose and academic references; PhD applicants usually also need a research proposal and an agreed supervisor
- Proof of funds covering the first year's cost of attendance, which the university needs before it can issue an I-20
How to apply
- Choose your program and check its entry requirements, language of instruction and deadline on the university website
- Undergraduates apply through the Common App, Coalition or the university's own application; graduate applicants apply through the university's graduate admissions portal
- Upload transcripts, language scores, your passport and, for postgraduate programs, CV, statement of purpose and references
- Pay the application fee if the university charges one, and apply before the program deadline
- If admitted, the university issues a Form I-20; pay the SEVIS fee, then apply for an F-1 student visa at a US embassy or consulate
Studying in the United States
35 scholarships, 86 universities, 32 programs and 19 internships in the United States. 27 of the scholarships are fully funded, and the next deadline is 6 October 2026 (Knight-Hennessy Scholars 2027 (Stanford University, USA)).
- Language
- English
- Currency
- USD ($)
- Living costs
- $1,500–2,500/mo
- Typical tuition
- Approx USD 20,000-55,000+ per year; public out-of-state and private universities vary widely
