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Stevens Institute of Technology

Stevens

Hoboken, New Jersey 07030-5991

Data last updated: August 29, 2026

43%Admit rate
$40,468Avg net price
1370–1500SAT middle 50%
90%Grad in 4 yrs
4,084Undergrads
237Visit slots

Top graduate earnings — known for engineering

Stevens Institute of Technology is a private institution in Hoboken with particular strength in engineering and computer science. With an average SAT of 1447, the school attracts a broad applicant pool.

A mid-sized campus of 4.1K undergraduates with a 10:1 student-faculty ratio. The suburban location offers a balance of campus life and nearby amenities.

90% of students graduate within four years, and graduates earn a median of $108,772 a decade after enrollment. Net price after aid averages $40,468.

Established
1870
Motto
Per aspera ad astra
Mascot
Attila the Duck
Type
Private research university
Division
Division III
43%
Acceptance
1447
SAT Avg
4,084
Undergrads
10:1
Student : Faculty
90%
Grad Rate (4yr)
$108,772
Earnings 10yr
$40,468
Avg Net Price

Rankings

U.S. News
2025
#76
Forbes
2025
#215
Washington Monthly
2025
#197

More About This School

Varsity Sports

Fencing competesFencing conferenceFencing association

History & Fun Facts

  • History Establishment the Stevens Family (1868-1870) Main article: Stevens family Edwin Stevens In 1868, Edwin Augustus Stevens died.
  • Martha and her brother, Samuel Bayard Dod, are responsible for much of the organization for the institute including the hiring of the first president, Henry Morton.
  • Dod became the first President of the Board of Trustees serving until his death in 1907.
  • The land now occupied by Stevens Institute of Technology was purchased at public auction by John Stevens in 1784.
  • John Stevens was a Revolutionary War Colonel, Continental Congressman, first Treasurer of New Jersey, father of American patent law, steamboat and rail locomotive engineer, and father to Edwin.

Source: Wikipedia

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