Stevens Institute of Technology

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Stevens Institute of Technology

Admissions (Class of 2029 / Fall 2025)

• Total applicants: ~10,800
• Overall acceptance rate: 48%
• Early round: ED I (Nov 15) and ED II (Jan 15) -- ED rate ~55% vs RD ~45% (estimated)
• Class size: ~1,050
• Yield: ~20%

Academics

• SAT middle 50%: 1380-1505
• ACT middle 50%: 31-34
• Avg unweighted GPA: 3.86
• Top 10% of HS class: ~55% (estimated)
• Testing policy: Test-optional

Demographics

• Women: 34%, Asian: 11%, White: 28%, Hispanic: 10%, Black: 2%, Two or More: 2%, International: 4% (undergraduate)

Financial Aid / Net Cost

97% of first-year students receive grant or scholarship aid. Average aid package: $38,334. Average need-based scholarship: $41,755. Total undergraduate enrollment: 4,236.

Athletics

629 varsity athletes (~15% of undergrads) across 25 NCAA Division III sports (13 men's, 12 women's). Stevens competes in the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC). No athletic scholarships (Division III).

Notable

Stevens is located in Hoboken, NJ, directly across the Hudson River from Manhattan, offering students easy access to NYC's professional opportunities and cultural resources. The campus sits on a bluff overlooking the Manhattan skyline. Stevens is known for its strong cooperative education (co-op) and internship programs, with a median starting salary consistently among the highest in the nation (~$82,000). The school has a strong focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, with multiple startup incubators on campus. Stevens' engineering and computer science programs are its most popular and competitive offerings.

Sources

• Stevens Facts and Statistics (stevens.edu/discover-stevens/stevens-by-the-numbers/facts-statistics)
• CollegeFactual - Stevens Net Price
• BigFuture - Stevens Admissions
• Niche - Stevens Admissions
• Stevens Office of Institutional Research