Five Reasons to Consider WPI
A STEM-Focused Future
Wherever your STEM interests and talents lie, you’ll find a place to hone them at WPI—and we’ve got over 150 years of experience to back it up. From hands-on project work in state-of-the-art labs and facilities to renowned, expert faculty who are just an email or knock on the door away, WPI is a place where technical passions come to life. Simply put, if STEM’s your thing, WPI’s your place.
No Application Fee, No SAT Scores, No Problem
A chemist-in-training with a flair for theatre, an engineer following the beat of their own drum through music, a robotics aficionado with a passion for community service—whatever it is you love, we want to see it. That’s where our holistic application process comes in. With no application fee and no SAT scores, it’s easy for you to apply, and for us to really see what makes you, you.
Learn by Doing from Day One
Learning doesn’t stop once you leave the classroom; in fact, a cornerstone of a WPI education is what you learn outside of it. We’re all about project-based learning here, giving you the chance to use what you’ve learned and apply it to real problems through immersive project work. Take those skills, theories, and research and make them come to life as you create tangible change—to the world, and yourself.
Support Around Every Corner
Sure, WPI’s got the top-tier academics, the immersive project-based learning experiences, and the invaluable preparation for life after graduation, but you’ll hear it time and again: what really makes this place special is the people—warm, welcoming, and ready with all the support, inclusion, and encouragement you’ll need to not only succeed, but to thrive.
A Lifetime of Returns
We know it’s one of the questions on everyone’s minds: once you’re at WPI, what’s it going to be like when you’re out? Your future’s yours to make, but whatever path you decide to follow, myriad financial aid options, hundreds of internship and co-op opportunities, and lifetime career resources ensure that you’ll have the skills, resources, and support you need to succeed. (Oh, and did we mention the average starting salary of $71,811 for the Class of 2021?)