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Programs & Majors
74 recently reported fields of study, with certificate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral options.
Why this matters: Engineering is one broad area with recently reported completed awards.
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Admissions & Requirements
47.6% recent institutional admission rate.
Why this matters: Optional — considered if submitted. This historical rate is not a personal admission probability.
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Cost & Financial Aid
Estimated yearly budget: $84,836 per year.
Why this matters: Choose a home state on the Cost & Aid page to find the likely planning category. Figures are before grants and scholarships.
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Scholarships & Tuition Assistance
7 verified funding programs to investigate.
Why this matters: 98% received grants or scholarships in 2023-24. Historical aid is not a personal estimate.
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Special Applicant Pathways
Special applicant pathway details are not yet verified.
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A practical sequence is to confirm a field of study, review the application path, build a residency-based cost plan, then compare your shortlist. These steps are the same for every visitor and do not use tracking or a personal score.
At a Glance
Verified facts to help you understand the institution before you explore its detailed sections.
- Institution type
- Private nonprofit four-year institution
- Location
- Hoboken, New Jersey
- Founded
- 1870
- Reported undergraduate enrollment
- 4,222
- Campus setting
- Suburb
- Fields of study
- 74 recently reported fields
- Degrees and certificates reported
- Certificate • Bachelor's • Master's • Doctoral
- Admissions
- 47.6% recent admission rate
- SAT/ACT policy
- Optional — considered if submitted
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About Stevens Institute of Technology
Stevens Institute of Technology is a private nonprofit four-year institution in Hoboken, New Jersey. It opened in 1870 after Edwin A. Stevens left land and funds for a new institution of higher learning. Stevens provides undergraduate and graduate education with a focus on technology, engineering, science, business, and related fields.
Institutional characteristics
- Private nonprofit university
- Technology-focused institution
Short history
Edwin A. Stevens’ 1868 bequest provided land, construction funds, and an endowment for the institution. Stevens Institute of Technology opened in Hoboken in 1870.
Verified 2026-08-24. Sources: Stevens Institute of Technology
Campus & Location
The campus is at Castle Point in Hoboken, New Jersey, on the Hudson River waterfront.
Official links
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Overview data sources
- Institution directory
- U.S. Department of Education IPEDS, 2024
- Reported undergraduate enrollment
- U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, June 10, 2026 release. Most recent available IPEDS Fall Enrollment count for degree/certificate-seeking undergraduates.
- Campus setting
- U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, June 10, 2026 release. Large suburb (official locale code 21).
- Overview facts last imported
- 2026-08-24
- Programs preview
- C2024_A, 2023-24
- Admissions preview
- ADM2024, Fall 2024
- Cost preview
- U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, 2026
- Financial-aid preview
- SFA2324, 2023-24
College story sources
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