Solving Real World Problems
"This summer, I worked with a suite of predictive modeling software for forest management. The software would allow loggers to use probabilities to determine how they should manage the forests."
At Stevens, high-achieving undergraduate students have a unique opportunity to join an exclusive program not duplicated anywhere else in the world. The Pinnacle Scholars Program is an elite, invitation-only program for undergraduate students who want to push the boundaries of their education even further.
Selected students have an opportunity to pursue original, advanced research or entrepreneurial projects and are awarded an annual stipend as well as a scholarship toward an accelerated master’s program. Among its many advantages, this highly-regarded program gives undergraduates a leg up in the job market and/or advancement to competitive graduate and doctoral studies.
The option to participate in the Accelerated Master's Program, which provides the opportunity to complete a bachelor’s and master’s degree sequentially.
Invitations for the Pinnacle Scholars Program are made at the time of admission and based on your academic record and potential impact at Stevens. There are no additional application requirements. This program is only available to incoming full-time, first-year students. If you are identified and selected to be a Pinnacle Scholar, you will be notified in your admissions acceptance letter. Invited students will have the option to confirm or decline acceptance into the program.
You may remain in the program for up to eight academic semesters provided you maintain a 3.2 GPA and make satisfactory academic progress toward the degree, which is reviewed annually.
The Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP) provides high-achieving students with the opportunity to begin taking graduate-level courses during their undergraduate studies, enabling them to earn both an undergraduate and master's degree in less time than usual while giving them the edge they need to succeed in launching successful careers. Students must enroll in the AMP to complete the sequential undergraduate and graduate degrees and meet its requirements.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Summer Research Program
The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Research Program engages undergraduates in research, design or business projects for ten weeks over the summer. You identify a suitable project according to your interests, select a faculty advisor and submit a proposal to the Research Program Committee. Faculty review proposals and identify students with whom they want to work.
This relationship becomes a unique, student-mentor collaboration for the duration of the project.Frequently, your work is carried on throughout your student career and integrated into your senior capstone projects.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Summer Research students work on a high level, attracting the attention of leaders and venture capitalists that support the most critical, high-impact innovations today. You’ll gain invaluable experience in real-world problem solving and create impressive resumes even before graduating from Stevens. What's more, you’ll distinguish yourself as the motivated, creative, and commercial-savvy graduate that top companies and graduate programs demand.
"This summer, I worked with a suite of predictive modeling software for forest management. The software would allow loggers to use probabilities to determine how they should manage the forests."
"My task was to research regenerative braking and its uses and applications, as well as assist in the development of a hydraulic regenerative braking system that produces electricity from wave energy."…