Application Requirements

Flexible Enrollment Options

Stevens is providing new students with flexible enrollment options to meet their specific needs. Admitted students should log into their Applicant Status Page for more information.

Required for All Programs

Online application
Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended

Students can submit unofficial transcripts during the application process, but official transcripts must be submitted once an applicant is admitted.
Official transcripts must be sent directly from your previous institution(s) to Stevens electronically or at the address listed below:

Stevens Institute of Technology
Office of Graduate Admissions
1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken, NJ 07030

Two letters of recommendation - Letters must be submitted electronically through the online application system.
$60 non-refundable Application Fee

TEST SCORE ACCOMMODATIONS DURING THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK

Due to the impacts of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on testing centers around the world, Stevens has made the following accommodations available to all students for the Spring 2021 intake:

English Language Proficiency Requirement: Affected applicants may submit Duolingo English Test (DET) results or the TOEFL iBT® Special Home Edition test.
GRE/GMAT: Stevens Institute of Technology will be adopting a GRE/GMAT test optional for the Fall 2021 intake for all master’s program applicants. If submitted, GRE/GMAT scores will be taken into consideration for admissions decisions. Submitting a test score is an opportunity for applicants to present additional evidence of their quantitative and verbal skills. We encourage those students who have taken the test to consider submitting scores. For PhD applicants: The GRE/GMAT is currently a requirement and for those who seek accommodation due to the pandemic, approval from the respective academic department is required. For more information, please contact Patricia Cardenas by e-mailing [email protected].

More information on Graduate Admissions application requirements

Proof of English language proficiency

Depending on your native language and academic background, you may be required to provide proof of English language proficiency by submitting the results of an English language proficiency exam, such as TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo.
Please read our full proof of English language proficiency policy to see what, if anything, is required.

GRE/GMAT Score(s)

Applicants to full-time programs who do not qualify for a waiver* must submit official GRE/GMAT scores based on the requirements below:

School of Engineering & Science: GRE scores are required for all programs.
School of Systems & Enterprises: GRE scores are required for all programs, except Engineering Management, which will accept GMAT or GRE scores.
School of Business: GRE and GMAT scores are required for all programs, though GMAT scores are preferred.

* GRE/GMAT Score Waiver

Applicants to full-time engineering master's programs who have received or will receive a bachelor's degree in engineering from an ABET accredited program at a college or university that is located within the U.S. do not need to submit GRE/GMAT scores.
Master's applicants who are currently enrolled undergraduate students at Stevens or who graduated with an undergraduate degree from Stevens within the last four years do not need to submit standardized GRE/GMAT test scores.

Score Reporting

Students can submit self-reported test scores during the application process, but official test scores must be submitted once an applicant is admitted. Official test scores must be sent directly from the testing agency to Stevens using the institution codes listed below:

Stevens' Institution Codes

GRE: 2819
GMAT: 638LX12
TOEFL: 2819

Required for Some Programs

Resume/CV (School of Business only)
Personal Statement (required for all full-time applicants): There are no specific guidelines for the content of your Statement of Purpose. However, we do offer some suggestions:

Think of your Personal Statement as the voice of your application. This is the opportunity to let the committee hear from you!
When crafting your Personal Statement, it may be beneficial to consider your past, present and future.
- Past: What have your educational and work experiences been thus far? What has led you to this point in your life?
- Present: Why are you applying to graduate school? Why are you choosing this institution? Why are you choosing this program?
- Future: What are your career goals? How will this degree help you to attain them?
If you are applying to a Ph.D. program, you might want to discuss your research interests and how they align with the work of the current faculty.
Your statement should be roughly one to two pages, double-spaced, 12 point font.

Fulfilling Provisional Admissions Requirements

Please see the Acceptance Categories page to learn more about Provisional Admissions Requirements.

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