Stevens Institute of Technology

Ans. Getting into Stevens Institute of Technology with a 3.5 GPA is possible. Stevens doesn't have a strict GPA cut-off for admissions. However, successful applicants in recent years have had an average GPA of 3.8 (out of 4.0). If your GPA is below 3.8, highlight any upward trends or strong performances in relevant subjects for your desired program.

Ans. The Stevens Institute of Technology’s website suggests they don't typically accept late applications. While unlikely, some programs might have their own policies regarding late applications. Stevens Institute of Technology's graduate programs consider applications on a more flexible basis. This means you can apply even after the recommended deadlines.

Ans. The GRE requirement for Stevens Institute of Technology depends on the program you're applying to and the current situation (Fall 2024 admissions). The GRE requirement is currently waived for applications to a few programs for the Fall 2024 intake period due to COVID-19.

Ans. Stevens Institute of Technology is extending its test-optional policy for first-year (freshmen) and transfer students applying for Fall semesters between 2024 and 2026. There are some exceptions, so be sure to check the details.

Ans.  Yes, graduate programs at Stevens operate on a rolling admissions basis. This means applications are reviewed continuously throughout the year, not just at specific deadlines. There are still preferred deadlines listed on the program websites, but applications can be submitted even after those dates.

Ans. Stevens has a well-regarded reputation in STEM fields, including computer science. It is ranked #76 nationally by U.S. News & World Report (2024) and consistently ranks high for technological universities. The MS CS program emphasizes practical applications and industry needs. Courses are designed to equip graduates with the skills and knowledge employers seek.

Ans. According to Stevens Institute of Technology, the GRE/GMAT test optional policy is in effect for graduate Master of Science & Master of Engineering applicants for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 intake periods. This means that the GRE is not required for MS in CS, but applicants who think that their test scores reflect their potential for success in graduate school may submit scores for consideration.

Ans. While Stevens Institute of Technology doesn't advertise a specific average package for MS in CS graduates. Stevens Institute of Technology Career Outcomes Report does provide an overall average for all graduates: INR 83L (USD 99,800). This offers a strong starting point for understanding the earning potential of Stevens graduates.

Ans.  Stevens MS in Data Science focuses on the practical application of data science techniques, preparing you for in-demand careers in data analysis, machine learning, and data visualization. Experienced professors with strong research backgrounds and industry connections provide valuable guidance and mentorship throughout the program.

Ans. Stevens Institute of Technology offers a well-regarded MBA program, particularly for those seeking a tech-focused business education. This unique STEM feature integrates technology and analytics into the core business curriculum, preparing graduates for leadership roles in the digital age. The curriculum emphasizes applying data analytics and technology to solve business problems and make strategic decisions.

Ans. Stevens Institute of Technology can be a good school for business. Stevens' School of Business is among the top 100 in the U.S. News & World Report Best Business Schools rankings. Stevens leverages its strength in STEM fields to offer a business curriculum that integrates technology and data analysis. Stevens boasts a high job placement rate for graduates, indicating the program's effectiveness in preparing students for successful careers.