Stevens Institute of Technology: Rankings, Popular Courses, Fees

SIT is private university in New Jersey, USA. In ranking, US News and World Report has placed it in top 100 national universities in 2026. This university is home to various student body representing 50+ countries. Stevens Institute of Technology is a student-centric research university, with technology at its utmost core. The institute's three colleges and one college uniquely prepare students for bright future in Tech, Finance, Medicine, Energy and Engineering. 

SIT offers 50+ PG degree courses and all candidates must fulfill below mentioned entry criteria to get admission in university.

• UG degree from an accredited institution

• TOEFL score of 4 orIELTS score of 7

• GMAT or GRE scores

• SOP

• CV

• Official transcripts for accredited schools of higher learning attended (Typically, a GPA of 3.0 or better at the bachelor’s level and 3.5 or better at the master’s level, are required)

• 3 LOR

• Evidence of prior scholarly work (this work should be written solely by the applicant; published work under sole authorship will be highly valued).

SIT offer 35 UG majors in fields like Computer Science, Business, Engineering, Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, Medicine, etc. General entry requirements for UG courses at Stevens are mentioned below-

• High school transcripts
• English proficiency exam score
• SAT/ACT score

Note- SIT has no min GPA or test score requirement. Successful applicants in recent incoming classes had avg GPA of 3.8 out of 4.0 and SAT scores in range of 1400 to 1490.

The recommended coursework according to choice of programme at Stevens are-

For Engineering, Computer Science and Applied Sciences-

• 4 years of English
• 4 years of maths
• 3  years of lab Science

For Business:

• Four years of English
• Four years of mathematics (two years of algebra; one year of geometry; and one year of pre-calculus). Applicants to the Quantitative Finance programme should have more extensive preparation in high school math with one year of calculus.
• Three years of lab Science (two of which must include biology, chemistry or physics)

For the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences:

• Four years of English
• Three years of mathematics (two years of algebra and one year of geometry). Applicants to the Quantitative Social Science and Science, Technology & Society programme should have more extensive preparation in high school math with one year of pre-calculus
• One year of lab Science (either physics, chemistry or biology). Applicants to the Quantitative Social Science programme should have two years of lab Science (biology, chemistry and/or physics). Applicants to the Science, Technology & Society programme should have more extensive preparation in high school Science with three years of lab Science (biology, chemistry and physics).

For the Accelerated Pre-Medicine Program:

• Four years of English
• Four years of college prep mathematics
• Three years of lab Science (biology, chemistry and physics)
• Pursue Andhra Pradesh Biology and Andhra Pradesh Chemistry (if possible)
• Achieve a combined SAT score of 1400 (critical reading and math) or ACT composite of 32 in one sitting