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29/04/2024

Wentworth Tuition : Tuition & Cost – Wentworth Institute of Technology

Wentworth Tuition : Tuition & Cost – Wentworth Institute of Technology

Costs listed below are based on two semesters of full-time enrollment unless otherwise stated. At the discretion of the Institute, tuition and fees are subject to change at any time.

Annual Costs

Undergraduate Students: 2022-2023

  • Tuition / Per Semester:  $19,080 (12-20 credits)
  • Tuition / Per Credit:  $1,195
  • Technology Fee / Per Semester:  $300
  • Housing & Dining: See Residential Life’s detailed Housing and Meal Plan Rates
  • Health Insurance Fee / Academic Year: $2,289*

Undergraduate students who take fewer than 12 credits in a semester will be charged per credit rather than the flat full-time rate. Undergraduate students who overload (take more than 20 credits in a semester) will be charged at the per credit rate for each credit over 20.

Graduate Students: 2022-2023

  • Master of Architecture / Per Semester:  $20,485 (12-20 credits)
  • Master of Architecture / Per Credit: $1,140
  • Other graduate programs / Per Credit: $1,200
  • Housing & Dining: See Residential Life’s detailed Housing and Meal Plan Rates
  • Health Insurance Fee: $2,289*

Graduate students who take fewer than 12 credits in a semester will be charged per credit rather than the flat full-time rate. Graduate students who overload (take more than 20 credits in a semester) will be charged at the per credit rate for each credit over 20.

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* Health Insurance coverage is determined by the first term of the academic year in which the student enrolls in nine or more credits, including Co-Op. See the Health Insurance for more information on coverage, enrollment, and waivers, which are subject to change:

Cost of Attendance 

These figures include direct costs like tuition, room, and board/meal plan, and indirect costs such as travel expenses, books, and personal expenses. The amount will vary depending on whether students live on campus or commute from home.

Indirect Costs

  • Books & Supplies $1,500
  • Personal Expenses $1,700

The following rates are effective July 1 for the 2022 – 2023 academic year.   At the discretion of the Institute, tuition and fees are subject to change at any time.  

Undergraduate  Per Semester 
Tuition (12 – 20 credits) $19,080
Tuition Per Credit (11 and less) $1,195
Tuition Course Overload – (20 and more) $1,195
Tuition Per Credit – Part Time$550

 

Graduate  Per Semester 
Tuition (12 – 20 credits) – Architecture $20,485
Tuition Per Credit – Architecture $1,140
Tuition Per Credit – Other Programs $1,200

 

Fees  Per Semester 
Deposit – Admissions $500
Deposit – Continuing Students Housing $500
Dining** $2,950
Duplicate Diploma Fee $50
Health Insurance Fee* $2,289
Housing** $6,829
Housing Release Fee $1,000
ID Replacement Fee $25
Laptop Recovery Fee *** Varies
Late Payment Fee / Monthly $100
Library Fine Varies
Parking – Commuter $250
Parking – Motorcycle $20
Parking – Overnight $500
Parking – Evening / Weekend $100
Replacement Refund Fee $30
Returned Payment Fee $30
Technology Fee $300

 Can be waived by the specified deadlines.

Course Overload

An overload is any number of semester credit hours over 20 credits. No more than 24 credits or a total of six courses will be allowed. A student will be assessed a per-credit tuition charge for each credit exceeding 20 credits in addition to the full-time tuition charge for that semester.

Co-op

A Co-op is full-time, temporary employment in your field of study that enables you to apply classroom learning to professional work experience. Students enrolled in Co-op are not charged tuition for the Co-op semester. Students are charged health insurance because they are considered a full-time student during their Co-op semester. The health insurance charge can be waived. Waiver deadlines apply. Visit Health Insurance for more information.

Deposits

First year students pay a Tuition Deposit of $250 and a Housing Deposit of $250. Continuing students pay a Housing Deposit of $500. Deposits will be credited to your student account balance. Deposits are non-refundable. Visit the Admissions page regarding Tuition Deposits and the Housing page regarding Housing Deposits.

Dining 

All students with a residential housing assignment must select a full or partial residential meal plan. All first-year residential students, and those residing in Evans Way Hall, Tudbury Hall and Baker Hall, are required to purchase the Silver, Gold, or Platinum Plan.

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