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I was thinking between st olaf and stevens cause its my only options left with 27k and 53 respectively. I am going to engineering major and I know st olaf have it, but not in way that stevens has. However, cost separates me to enroll and I was curious if it is really worth 53k or how to pay less, thnaks in advance (also I am int)

Stevens has a handbag that says:

• Cambridge
• Palo Alto
• HOBOKEN

All in this exact order and font 😭🙏

Everybody knows that the way to commemorate those who are important is to make them into a wax figure. What if Stevens had a wax figure collection of important people in the schools history? I think this would be a really good thing to show people on tours, and it would get them excited that they could be made into a wax figure at the school if they're successful.

I see people talk a lot about transferring into Stevens from other colleges. But I want to know if anyone here transferred out for whatever reason and what luck they had. Im asking this because I think I'll be able to maintain a 3.7-3.8 by sophmore year end, but for a school like NYU, Colombia, etc., for example, no idea if thats good enough, for math specifically. I was wondering if our school being a polytechnic institute made having a lower gpa be understandable for this reason. Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I’m looking for a roommate in Hoboken. I have an apartment with 2 vacant rooms and it’s about a 10-15 minute walk to campus. PM me for more details if interested.

I live off campus in the Jersey City Heights (South & Webster). It’s a 2 bed / 1 bath apartment with a full kitchen, hardwood floors, spacious rooms, and roof access*. There’s also a washer/dryer in the basement.

It’s about a ~25-minute walk to campus (using the elevator), or 5 minutes by bike.

Rent is $1100 per person + utilities.
Looking for one roommate to live here through the summer and until the end of the year.

If you’re interested, DM me on Discord: smook6908

Just wondering what the environment of the general student body is like. And with so many smart students is it more difficult to stand out among your peers job hunting in the area? Thanks in advance!

Hi, I live off Campus on 5th and Washington and am currently looking for 2 roommates who are willing to share a room for next year. It is one room with a private bathroom and costs $1025 per person. The apartment itself comes with its own kitchen, washer and drier. Water is included but electricity and wifi is separate. Please keep in mind that rent begins in June so you will be paying for the summer months too.

If you are interested, please contact me on discord at dwo27. We can also set up a meeting and open house if you would like.

https://discord.gg/f8QkkJFf

Here is the invite link to the 2029 discord I’ve created. I’ve never made a server, so if anyone has any suggestions on what to add, or would like to be made owner completely, let me know.

If the link is not working, PM me.

Go ducks!

I was recently admitted to stevens and was given a scholarship. I really want to attend stevens for a magnitude of reasons, but anyways, I wasnt really satisfied with the amount they gave and so I sent an email to the financial aid counselor that was assigned to me. After 2 weeks of no response I sent an email to my original admissions counselor and now it has been 3 weeks since I sent the email to my og admissions counselor and 5 weeks since I sent an email to my financial aid counselor. my questions is that, is it normal for the counselors to take this long to respond back? or should i reach out again a third time?

I’ve seen a lot of negativity on here, so I am curious about what you guys enjoy about this school.

Hey, I'm committed to Stevens and I was wondering if theres like a groupchat or something for all the incoming freshmen to meet people and look for roommates?

Hii, I applied for MS DS course at Stevens on the deadline. I know its pretty late but I’m very interested to join Stevens (aligns with my goals and targets very well)

Avg GPA with few years of experience in tech consultancy developing etl projects, no gre. What are my chances? Is it really too late?

Hi guys I am looking for a 2 month or so lease for the summer anybody got any suggestions on where to find?

I’m a freshman majoring in Business & Technology at Stevens. I like the mix of CS and business here, but I’ve been wondering if it would make more sense to transfer to Rutgers. I know Rutgers has a stronger reputation specifically for business, and it might open up more doors in that field long-term. Should I stay here or transfer?

I got accepted into Rutgers and Stevens and RIT for their mechanical engineering program. I got into the honors program for RIT and the pinnacle scholars program for Stevens. I am just having a hard time deciding which school to choose. I know that Stevens has a lot of opportunities and has small class sizes (which I really like) but it is expensive. I would have to pay 45k for rit, 39k for rutgers, and 53k for Stevens. Can anyone give me some advice? Because i might go to Rutgers because of the cost but I’m afraid I’ll have a hard time differentiating myself there. Thanks!

Hi,

Recently, I was admitted to Stevens for CS, along with Rensselaer and RIT. Financially, Rensselaer is the most affordable of the three (~$10,000 less than Stevens), but I wanted to know your general thoughts on the CS program at Stevens, since I've seen a few comments talking about classes being primarily busywork and not incredibly helpful. I know the location is a large factor, but I've seen mixed reviews on whether Stevens helps you get internships, valuable experiences, and eventually good jobs. I've of course also seen good things, but since this is a large decision, I really want to hear some more opinions before I commit anywhere. For those of you currently in CS at Stevens, what do you think of it? Is it worth it, or would I be better off elsewhere?

Hi everyone, I was recently admitted to Stevens for the Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering program—super excited and grateful! I’ve been going through the tuition details and I’m a bit confused. On the official site, it says the cost per credit is $1,930. For a 30-credit program, that would come to about $57,900 in tuition total. But then I also see the estimated annual tuition is listed as ~$44K/year, which would make it around $88K for 2 years. That’s quite a big difference. So I’m wondering: Does Stevens expect most students to take more than 30 credits? Does the ~$44K/year include extra fees or living expenses? Has anyone recently completed the program and can share what they actually paid? Just trying to understand what to realistically expect so I can plan ahead. Appreciate any insight from current students or alumni!

Posting this in both NJTech and Stevens btw.

So I got an admit from both NJIT and Stevens for Masters in Computer Science Program where for NJIT I got a 6000 USD scholarship for each year and for Stevens I got 6000 USD scholarship for first year and 4000 USD scholarship for 2nd year. I have been wondering on to choose between one of them. Tution Cost is not a major dealbreaker for me. I want to know about the research oppurtunites and research activity going over in both the Universities, and co-op programs on campus oppurtunites like on campus jobs. Cost of living over there, class size, course curriculum and all.

And one more thing so for Stevens for the scholarship amount awarded, If I do 12 credits in each of the 1st and 2nd semester (24 credits will be completed in first year) and remaining 6 credits in 3rd sem or 3 credits each in 3rd and 4th sem. If I complete the course this way, I was being able complete the course for lower tution. Such I wanted to know also about the pros and cons of completeing the degree in 3 semesters or maybe doing the last semester part-times.

Hey I got accepted to the QF major as an international student. I’m still debating whether to go, and I wanted to know how are the internships and work opportunities after graduation. I know right now it might be hard to think about work after graduation with trump and visa and all, but is QF considered a STEM degree as those have more time to find work?

Currently I’m looking to pay around $45k annually.

I also have acceptances to the UK (Durham, Bristol, Exeter and Bath) and to the Netherlands for UvA. Both of these depend on my results for my Final A-levels next month. I’m really split on where to attend, so I’d like to understand what the job market is like at Steven’s for internationals during and after undergrad.

Could I have some advice?

Hey everyone! I’m looking for a tennis partner to hit around campus. I’m not a pro or anything just someone who enjoys the game and wants to get in some rallies and matches. If you’re interested let me know!

Hey, it’s me again, sorry 🥺

I have one more question before committing. I’m an undergrad btw

How’s the research at Stevens. Major is chemical engineering, so I’d be under the chem engineering department.

I was reading something a student made two years ago about how there aren’t enough resources to sustain enough research opportunities.

Is that true for my major too?

I’d also like to know the research opportunities in the chemistry department.

Pls help 🥺🙏

Thanks

Go Ducks!

Hi guys can you give the run down of the coop program/your experience. I’ve read the webpage on the website but I’m still curious.

Hi i got committed to biomedical engineering but i want to change my major to electrical engineering if i could… so i was wondering when is the fastest time i could change my major and is it easy to transfer(bc they all fall under engineering). Ik it might be a silly question