Stevens Institute of Technology

What are the graduation rates for students at Stevens Institute of Technology?

Stevens reports a 71% four-year graduation rate and an 87% six-year graduation rate for the applicable first-time undergraduate cohort. These measures track how many students in a defined entering group completed a degree within four or six years; they are not graduation probabilities calculated separately for every major or transfer applicant.

The reported first-year retention rate is 94%, measuring the share of the relevant first-time cohort that returned for the following year. A higher six-year than four-year completion rate indicates that some students finish after the traditional four-year window. Prospective students comparing programs should consider whether their intended curriculum, a change of major, or optional experiences such as a co-op could affect their own timeline; these institution-wide figures do not establish the reason any individual student took longer.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Stevens Institute of Technology?

College Scorecard figures reported for Stevens describe earnings by field of study approximately one year after graduation, not a guaranteed starting salary or the earnings of every graduate. For example, the reported figure is $83,827 for computer science and $70,894 for mechanical engineering. The corresponding reported figure for business administration and management is $69,349.

These are program-level federal data tied to students whose earnings can be observed in the underlying records; they should not be read as a typical offer from a particular employer. Field, degree level, location, further study, and which former students are included can all affect the result. A one-year figure is useful for comparing reported early outcomes, but it does not capture career growth, unpaid work, or the full cost of obtaining the degree.