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Wentworth Institute of Technology

Boston, Massachusetts · IPEDS 168227

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IPEDS UNITID
168227
OPE ID
00222500
City, state
Boston, MA
Sector
private nonprofit 4-year or above
Website
https://wit.edu/
Cost rows
9
Confidence
36.6% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
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Programs 116

ProgramAwardCIPCreditsEditionSource
AccreditationMaster of Architecture2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
AccreditationBachelor of Science2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
AccreditationMaster of Architecture2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
AccreditationBachelor of Science2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Applied AICertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Architecture04.02012026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Associate in AppliedBachelor of Science27.03012025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Bioengineering15.04012026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Bioengineering2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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BiologyMinor202026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Building Sciences2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Business ManagementMinor17-192026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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ChemistryMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Climate ResilienceMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Commercial Real EstateMinor52.0807162026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Commercial Real EstateMinor162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Community-Engaged Design and Social PracticeCertificate04.02022026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Community-Engaged Design and Social PracticeCertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Computer Engineering14.48022026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Computer Engineering2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Computer NetworkingMinor242026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Computer ScienceMinor11.0701162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Computer Science & Networking40.08012026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Computer Science & Networking2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Construction Management52.0211302026-2027catalog.wit.edu
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Construction Management52.2001302026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Construction ManagementMinor52.2001122026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Construction ManufacturingMinor46.041521-222026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Construction ManufacturingMinor21-222026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Cybersecurity ManagementMinor52.1206182026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Cybersecurity ManagementMinor182026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Data AnalyticsCertificate30.710492026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Data AnalyticsCertificate92026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Data ScienceMinor11.0804202026-2027catalog.wit.edu
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Design and TechnologyMinor30.31012026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Design and TechnologyMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Electrical Engineering2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Electrical EngineeringMinor162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Engineering27.0102602026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Engineering602026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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EntrepreneurshipMinor192026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Environmental EngineeringMinor162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Facilities ManagementMinor162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Facilities Management ProfessionalCertificate19.0604192026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Foundations in Construction ManagementCertificate15.0201122026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Foundations in Construction ManagementCertificate46.0412122026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Game Development and DesignMinor29.0406202026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Game Development and DesignMinor202026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Industrial DesignMinor48.05032025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Industrial DesignMinor2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
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Information Security AwarenessMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Internet of ThingsMinor15.030519-202026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Internet of ThingsMinor19-202026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Management52.0203162026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Management162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Managing Construction Projects ProfessionalCertificate52.2001202026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Managing Construction Projects ProfessionalCertificate46.0412202026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
ManufacturingMinor15.0613222026-2027catalog.wit.edu
ManufacturingMinor222026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Mechanical Engineering27.05032026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Mechanical Engineering14.19012026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Media, Culture, and Communication StudiesMinor09.0405162026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Media, Culture, and Communication StudiesMinor162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Ph.D., Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Cornell UniversityB.S.26.11042025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Ph.D., Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Cornell UniversityB.S.27.03012025-2026catalog.wit.edu
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PhysicsMinor162026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
Product DesignMinor50.07022026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Product DesignMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
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Sciences27.03042026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Sciences2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.wit.edu
StudiesMinor09.04052025-2026catalog.wit.edu
StudiesMinor2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
The School of Computing and Data Science30.49012026-2027catalog.wit.edu
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Actuarial ScienceMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog3 groups · 11 items
Aerospace EngineeringMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 5 items
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American StudiesMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 37 items
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Applied AICertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 3 items
Applied MathematicsApplied Mathematics2026-2027 Academic Catalog10 groups · 74 items
Applied MathematicsApplied Mathematics2026-202710 groups · 74 items
Applied MathematicsMinor2026-20275 groups · 29 items
Applied MathematicsMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog5 groups · 29 items
ArchitectureArchitecture2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 10 items
ArchitectureArchitecture2026-20271 groups · 10 items
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Associate in AppliedBachelor of Science2025-20261 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Associate in AppliedBachelor of Science2025-20261 groups · 2 items
BioengineeringBioengineering2026-20271 groups · 8 items
BioengineeringBioengineering2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 8 items
BiologyMinor2026-20275 groups · 7 items
BiologyMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog5 groups · 7 items
Building SciencesBuilding Sciences2026-20271 groups · 14 items
Building SciencesBuilding Sciences2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 14 items
Business AnalyticsMinor2026-20276 groups · 14 items
Business AnalyticsMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog6 groups · 14 items
Business ManagementMinor2026-20272 groups · 14 items
Business ManagementMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 14 items
ChemistryMinor2026-20274 groups · 15 items
ChemistryMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog4 groups · 15 items
Civil EngineeringCivil Engineering2026-2027 Academic Catalog4 groups · 29 items
Civil EngineeringMinor2026-20271 groups · 8 items
Civil EngineeringCivil Engineering2026-20274 groups · 29 items
Civil EngineeringMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 8 items
Climate ResilienceMinor2026-20273 groups · 10 items
Climate ResilienceMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog3 groups · 10 items
Commercial Real EstateMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 5 items
Commercial Real EstateMinor2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Community-Engaged Design and Social PracticeCertificate2026-20272 groups · 5 items
Community-Engaged Design and Social PracticeCertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 5 items
Computer EngineeringComputer Engineering2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 22 items
Computer EngineeringComputer Engineering2026-20271 groups · 22 items
Computer NetworkingMinor2026-20274 groups · 14 items
Computer NetworkingMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog4 groups · 14 items
Computer ScienceMinor2026-20274 groups · 28 items
Computer ScienceMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog4 groups · 28 items
Computer Science & NetworkingComputer Science & Networking2026-2027 Academic Catalog6 groups · 82 items
Computer Science & NetworkingComputer Science & Networking2026-20276 groups · 82 items
Construction ManagementConstruction Management2026-2027 Academic Catalog10 groups · 68 items
Construction ManagementConstruction Management2026-202710 groups · 68 items
Construction ManagementMinor2026-20271 groups · 10 items
Construction ManagementMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 10 items
Construction ManufacturingMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
Construction ManufacturingMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 6 items
Cybersecurity ManagementMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 5 items
Cybersecurity ManagementMinor2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Data AnalyticsCertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 3 items
Data AnalyticsCertificate2026-20271 groups · 3 items
Data ScienceMinor2026-20279 groups · 26 items
Data ScienceMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog9 groups · 26 items
Design and TechnologyMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 23 items
Design and TechnologyMinor2026-20271 groups · 23 items
Electrical EngineeringElectrical Engineering2026-202722 groups · 29 items
Electrical EngineeringMinor2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Electrical EngineeringMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 4 items
Electrical EngineeringElectrical Engineering2026-2027 Academic Catalog22 groups · 29 items
EngineeringEngineering2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 15 items
EngineeringEngineering2026-20271 groups · 15 items
EntrepreneurshipMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 5 items
EntrepreneurshipMinor2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Environmental EngineeringMinor2026-20272 groups · 7 items
Environmental EngineeringMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 7 items
Facilities ManagementMinor2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Facilities ManagementMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 5 items
Facilities Management ProfessionalCertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 6 items
Facilities Management ProfessionalCertificate2026-20272 groups · 6 items
Foundations in Construction ManagementCertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 4 items
Foundations in Construction ManagementCertificate2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Game Development and DesignMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog4 groups · 16 items
Game Development and DesignMinor2026-20274 groups · 16 items
Industrial DesignMinor2025-20263 groups · 8 items
Industrial DesignMinor2025-20263 groups · 8 items
Information Security AwarenessMinor2026-20272 groups · 7 items
Information Security AwarenessMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 7 items
Internet of ThingsMinor2026-20275 groups · 14 items
Internet of ThingsMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog5 groups · 14 items
ManagementManagement2026-20273 groups · 20 items
ManagementManagement2026-2027 Academic Catalog3 groups · 20 items
Managing Construction Projects ProfessionalCertificate2026-20272 groups · 5 items
Managing Construction Projects ProfessionalCertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 5 items
ManufacturingMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 6 items
ManufacturingMinor2026-20271 groups · 6 items
Mechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering2026-202717 groups · 15 items
Mechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering2026-2027 Academic Catalog17 groups · 15 items
Media, Culture, and Communication StudiesMinor2026-20271 groups · 19 items
Media, Culture, and Communication StudiesMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 19 items
Ph.D., Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Cornell UniversityB.S.2025-20261 groups · 1 items
Ph.D., Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Cornell UniversityB.S.2025-20261 groups · 1 items
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PhysicsMinor2026-20271 groups · 3 items
Product DesignMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog3 groups · 8 items
Product DesignMinor2026-20273 groups · 8 items
Project ManagementMinor2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Project ManagementMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 5 items
Project Management ProfessionalCertificate2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 6 items
Project Management ProfessionalCertificate2026-20271 groups · 6 items
Science and Technology in SocietyMinor2026-20272 groups · 18 items
Science and Technology in SocietyMinor2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 18 items
SciencesSciences2026-20272 groups · 15 items
SciencesSciences2026-2027 Academic Catalog2 groups · 15 items
StudiesMinor2025-20267 groups · 18 items
StudiesMinor2025-20267 groups · 18 items
The School of Computing and Data ScienceThe School of Computing and Data Science2026-20271 groups · 4 items
The School of Computing and Data ScienceThe School of Computing and Data Science2026-2027 Academic Catalog1 groups · 4 items

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Policies 114

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transfer_creditCredit that was completed mor e than 5 years prior to the first semester enrolled in a degree seeking program is not eligible for transfer. Transfer Credit Incoming First Y ear or Transfer students who intend to transf er credits to Wentworth must submit an official transcript to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Grades for coursework completed at another institution ar e not recorded on the students’ official transcript, transfer credit is assigned "TR". See the policy section in the catalog for mor e information: https:// catalog.wit.edu/academic-policies-pr ocedures/ug/college-level-exams/ Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the BSPM pr ogram are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degr ee program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classr oom, through work experience, training pr ograms, or volunteer opportunities. Additional requirements for international SEVIS transfer students • If you are currently in the United States on an F-1 Visa, y ou will be required to submit a SEVIS T ransfer-In form. Transfer students may be required to submit an English writing sample, unless transf er credit is granted for courses equivalent to English I or English II. A mathematics placement exam is r equired for all new undergraduate students prior to orientation or attending classes. T ransfer students may be exempt from mathematics placement testing only if W entworth has awarded transfer credit for degree-specific, first-level mathematics courses.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_credit(If a student r eceives an "F" as a sanction, the y will not be able to withdrawal fr om the course and will no longer be permitted to attend the class.) Procedures for Handling Academic Honesty Violations The Wentworth faculty and administration ha ve developed a set of procedures to investigate and determine whether graduate students have engaged in violations of academic honesty . Information about this process can be found on the Academic Affairs website (https://wit.edu/ policies/academic-honesty/ ). Students who suspect another classmate of academic dishonesty can either talk dir ectly to the faculty member or contact EthicsP oint anonymously (855-353-9143 or EthicsPoint Online (http:// wit.ethicspoint.com )). Advanced Credit Exam Matriculating Graduate students who seek to obtain cr edit for knowledge in a field essential to their pr ogram of study but acquir ed by means that preclude formal transfer credit and can demonstrate e vidence of expertise are eligible to apply for an Adv anced Credit Examination as determined by the academic unit. Students who ha ve been awarded eight (8) transfer credit hours are not eligible for Advanced Credit 212025-2026catalog.wit.edu
prior_learningSuccessful completion of an Adv anced Credit Examination results in the listing on the student’ s permanent record of the course equivalent, with the notation “ credit by examination,” and th amount of credit granted. Students in this instance will not be consider ed as full time graduate students and should contact their Financial Aid Advisor for information on how this status change will impact their semester . Military Service To qualify for advanced standing cr edit, students must pr ovide official documentation of militar y service and follow the pr ocess listed below.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_credit• A maximum of eight (8) transfer credit hours may be applied towards the completion of a graduate degr ee; the remaining credit hours must be completed at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Transfer Credit after Matriculation To receive credit for courses taken at another accr edited institution, graduate students must obtain appr oval in advance. The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ) is available on the registrar’s website (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ). Requests for appr oval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description and the syllabus fr om that institutions catalog. Note: a minimum grade of "B" is r equired for credit transfer.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_credit**waived for the 2019-2020 school year** PLTW courses and Wentworth equivalencies are outlined in the chart below: PLTW Course WIT Equivalency Credits Computer Science A COMP1000 COMPUTER 4 SCIENCE I Introduction to ENGR1300 FIRST- 4 Engineering Design YEAR ENGINEERING DESIGN and ENGR1401 APPLIED ENGINEERING ANALYSIS-BSBE Principles of ENGR1100 4 Engineering INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE and ENGR1201 ENGINEERING LABORATORY-BSBE Aerospace Technical or General 4 Elective: Aerospace Civil Engineering and GNEL1XXX Civil 4 Architecture Engineering and Architecture Environmental ENGR1100 4 Sustainability INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE and ENGR1205 ENGINEERING LABORATORY-BELM PLTW students who elect to be considered for Wentworth credit must submit an official final high school transcript reflecting the grade(s) of t PTLW course(s) and official end of course test results to: Wentworth Institute of Technology Registrar’s Office - PLTW Transfer Credit 550 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Alternative to Classroom Study Options Proposals for Alternative Study require the approval of an associate dean and must be submitted prior to the last day of the add/drop period. Military Service To qualify for advanced standing credit, students must provide official documentation of military service and follow the process listed below.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Degree seeking students in BSPM are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program a for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditSuccessful completion of a challenge examination results in the listing on the student’s permanent record of the course equivalent, with the notation 'credit by examination', and the amount of credit granted.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditCredit for courses taken more than five (5) years prior to the student's reinstatement, which include courses completed at Wentworth or transfer credit previously awarded, will not be accepted.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer students will be consider ed to have completed one semester of full-time study for e very 12 credits of posted transfer credit.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the BSPM pr ogram are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degr ee program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classr oom, through work experience, training pr ograms, or volunteer opportunities.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditPrior Learning Assessment (PL A) is a learning reflection process of evaluating y our past experiences but does not include past completed coursework. Motivational Message This is an opportunity to earn cr edit/non-credit requirements for prior learning experiences. New T ransfer students are registered by the associate dean of their pr ogram and the registrar prior to their arriv al. New transfer student schedules ar e developed based on awarded transfer credit to best fulfill their curricular requirements. • All First-Year and New Transfer students are required to meet with their primary advisor or student success advisor prior to r egistration to obtain a Registration Access Code (RAC ) or an Alternate Pin.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditTo ensure that the COF course will satisfy a degr ee requirement, prior to enrolling in a course students should r efer to the Transfer credit database. For courses not listed in the database students must complete a Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ) and submit to the dean or associate dean of the appr opriate for review and approval. Transfer Credit after Matriculation To receive credit for courses taken at another accr edited institution, degree-seeking undergraduate students must obtain appr oval in advance if the course is not listed in the T ransfer Credit Database. The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ) is available on the registrar’s website (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ). Requests for appr oval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description or corr esponding syllabus fr om that institution 's catalog. Note: a minimum grade of "C" is required for credit transfer.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditFailure t do so may result in the for feiture of otherwise transferable credit. Transfer Credit Transfer Credit Policy Students who ha ve attended regionally accredited institutions can expect to receive credit for successfully completed courses (bearing a grade of 2025-2026 Academic Catalog "C" or higher) that are comparable in depth and content to those off ered at Wentworth. Transfer Credit Evaluation Transfer student applicants will r eceive an initial transf er credit o evaluation after the y have applied and submitted their college transcripts. A transfer credit evaluation cannot be cr eated until transcripts ar e received by the Office of Admissions. For more information about transfer credit evaluations, please visit our Transfer Credit Webpage (https://wit.edu/learning/r egistrar/transfer/). Transfer Credit Pre-Approval The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the Transfer Credit Webpage (https://wit.edu/learning/r egistrar/transfer/) . Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied b y the course description or corr esponding syllabus fr om that institutions catalog. If a course is 3 cr edits at the transf er institution, and the equiv alent course is wor th 4 credits at Wentworth, the course will transfer to Wentworth for 3 credits, not 4. The Pre-Approval only confirms that cr edit will be awarded for a course taken outside of the institution, but it is up to the School and degr ee program how the course will be applied to a student’ s degree requirements.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditStudy Abroad Semester Transfer Credit All courses taken during a study abroad semester that is not officially sponsored by Wentworth require pre-approval from the appropriate dean or associate dean responsible for the course to determine if the courses will satisfy requirements within their degree program and are submitted to the transfercredit@wit.edu on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form. Approved courses will appear on a student transcript in a timely manner and must be sent to transfercredit@wit.edu . Degrees conferred for students who participate in a Student Abroad Program during their final semester will be awarded their degree based upon the date the official transcript is received by the Registrar. New transfer student schedules ar e developed based upon awarded transfer credit to best fulfill their curricular r equirements by the associate dean of their school and ar e registered for these courses by the Registrar ’s Office. New Transfer students are required to meet with their primary advisor or student success advisor prior to r egistration to obtain a Registration Access Code (RAC ) or Alternate Pin.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditCoursework Type Cumulative GPA Completion Rate Maximum Timeframe Regular courses Y Y Y in a program of study: Repeat Courses: Y Y Y Transfer Credits: N Y Y Consortium N (unless grades Y Y Credits: are notated in the student’s transcript) Incompletes: N Y Y Pass/Fail N Y Y Courses: Remedial Y Y Y Courses: Maximum Timeframe A student may receive student federal aid for any attempted credits towards their program of study as long as those credits do not exceed 150% of the published length of the student's program of study. Students who already have a Bachelor's degree and are pursuing a second bachelor's degree have their credits which are transferred in counted in this maximum timeframe, even if they are working on a second bachelor's degree.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits Credits that are transferred in from another institution and apply to the most current major will be excluded from the student’s cumulative GPA.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditThe process for completing a Consortium Agreement form is as follows: 1. Complete the student section of the Consortium Agreement Form and the Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form 2. Bring both forms to your advisor to complete. The Transfer Credit Pre- Approval form goes to the Registrar's Office.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditAll courses taken during a study abroad semester require pre-approval and are submitted to the Registrar (registrar@wit.edu) on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form (https://wit.edu/academics/registrar/ forms/). Approved courses will appear on a student’s official transcript with grades of "TR" (transfer credit) and are not calculated into a student GPA. Visiting/exchange students are required to purchase health insurance through Wentworth.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditAll students are required to complete a three-course concentration, either one of the predefined concentrations or an individualized concentration Students may be either full-time or part-time. Full-time students may complete the program in two or three semesters (within one calendar year), depending 2025-2026 Academic Catalog on how many graduate-level engineering courses were transferred in (maximum of six credits) and whether the thesis or non-thesis option is chosen. Part-time students may complete the program in two to four years, depending on transfer credits, the choice of the thesis or non- thesis option, course load per semester, and whether courses are taken during the summer semester. All students are required to complete a three- course concentration, either one of the predefined concentrations or an individualized concentration.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_crediton how many graduate-level engineering courses were transferred in (maximum of six credits), and whether the thesis or non-thesis option is chosen. Part-time students may complete the program in two to four years, depending on transfer credits, the choice of the thesis or non- thesis option, course load per semester, and whether courses are taken during the summer semester. All students are required to complete a three-course concentration, either one of the predefined concentrations or an individualized concentration.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
credit_by_examAdvanced Placement (AP) test scores of 3, 4, and 5 are accepted for credit unless otherwise noted.0163catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditTo ensure that the COF course will satisfy a degr ee requirement, prior to enrolling in a course students should r efer to the Transfer credit database. For courses not listed in the database students must complete a Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ) and submit to the dean or associate dean of the appr opriate for review and approval.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
transfer_creditFailure t do so may result in the for feiture of otherwise transferable credit.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
2025-2026 Academic Catalogtransfer_creditHSS Elective* 4 on how many graduate-level engineering courses were transferred in Credits Total Credits 128 15 (maximum of six credits) and whether the thesis or non-thesis option is chosen. Part-time students may complete the program in two to four years, depending on transfer credits, the choice of the thesis or non- thesis option, course load per semester, and whether courses are taken2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Academic Periods Included in the Reviewtransfer_creditstudy: Repeat Courses: Y Y Y If the student is unable to meet the standards for SAP, they will be placed on Financial Aid Suspension and will no longer be eligible to receive Transfer Credits: N Y Y financial assistance funds at the institution until such time that they are Consortium N (unless grades Y Y able to meet the standards of SAP.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Additional Enrollment Information for all Undergraduate Studentstransfer_creditTransfer students may be required to submit an English writing sample, unless transfer credit is granted for courses equivalent to English I or English II. A mathematics placement exam is required for all new undergraduate students prior to orientation or attending classes. Transfer students may be exempt from mathematics placement testing only if Wentworth has awarded transfer credit for degree-specific, first-level mathematics courses.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Additional Enrollment Information for all Undergraduate Studentstransfer_creditTransfer students may be required to submit an English writing sample, unless transfer credit is granted for courses equivalent to English I or English II. A mathematics placement exam is required for all new undergraduate students prior to orientation or attending classes. Transfer students may be exempt from mathematics placement testing only if Wentworth has awarded transfer credit for degree-specific, first-level mathematics courses.0290catalog.wit.edu
Additional Requirements for Enrolling International Students (seeking an F1 Visa)transfer_creditTransfer Application Deadlines: Fall Admission - July 1 Spring Admission - November 1 Transfer students will be considered for fall and spring semester admissions depending on space availability. Transfer students will be considered for spring semester admissions depending on space availability. Credit that was completed more than 5 years prior to the first semester enrolled in a degree seeking program is not eligible for transfer. Transfer Credit Incoming First-Year or Transfer students who intend to transfer credits to Wentworth must submit any official transcripts to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Credit that was completed more than 5 years prior to the first semester enrolled in a degree seeking program is not eligible for transfer, this includes AP/IB test scores. Grades for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the students’ official transcript, transfer credit is assigned "TR". See the policy section in the catalog for more information: https://catalog.wit.edu/academic-policies-procedures/ug/college-level-exams/ Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the Bachelor of Science in Project Management program are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities. Additional requirements for international SEVIS transfer students If you are currently in the United States on an F-1 Visa, you will be required to submit a SEVIS Transfer-In form.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Administrative Withdrawaltransfer_creditCurrently Serving Military Members Students who are members of the United States Armed Forces who are called to active duty while enrolled at Wentworth are entitled to the following two options: Students may work with each individual professor to determine if they can receive an incomplete grade; the student must ensure that they will be able to adhere to the incomplete grade policy or An incomplete grade is not an option or desired; the student will be permitted to withdraw either from individual courses or from the entire schedule of classes, and the letter grade of W is recorded on their transcript. If official orders are not readily available an official memorandum or similar documentation from the student's military leadership will be accepted. Credit for courses taken more than five (5) years prior to the student's reinstatement, which include courses completed at Wentworth or transfer credit previously awarded, will not be accepted.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Advanced Credit Examprior_learningAlternative to Classroom Study Options Attendance Change of Name, Address, and Emergency Contact Information Change or Declare Programs Changes to Enrollment Status Communication with Students Distance Students Good Academic Standing Grading Graduate Degrees Graduation Registration Residency Requirements Transcripts Wentworth Academic Credit Print Options Catalog Home // Academic Policies & Procedures // Graduate Policies and Procedures // Advanced Credit Exam Advanced Credit Exam Matriculating Graduate students who seek to obtain credit for knowledge in a field essential to their program of study but acquired by means that preclude formal transfer credit and can demonstrate evidence of expertise are eligible to apply for an Advanced Credit Examination as determined by the academic unit. Students who have been awarded eight (8) transfer credit hours are not eligible for Advanced Credit Examinations. Successful completion of an Advanced Credit Examination results in the listing on the student’s permanent record of the course equivalent, with the notation “credit by examination,” and the amount of credit granted.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Advanced Credit Examprior_learningMatriculating Graduate students who seek to obtain cr edit for knowledge in a field essential to their pr ogram of study but acquir ed by means that preclude formal transfer credit and can demonstrate e vidence of expertise are eligible to apply for an Adv anced Credit Examination as determined by the academic unit. Students who ha ve been awarded eight (8) transfer credit hours are not eligible for Advanced Credit 212025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Advanced Credit Examprior_learningMatriculating Graduate students who seek to obtain credit for knowledge in a field essential to their program of study but acquired by means that preclude formal transfer credit and can demonstrate evidence of expertise are eligible to apply for an Advanced Credit Examination as determined by the academic unit. Students who have been awarded eight (8) transfer credit hours are not eligible for Advanced Credit Examinations. Successful completion of an Advanced Credit Examination results in the listing on the student’s permanent record of the course equivalent, with the notation “credit by examination,” and the amount of credit granted.0117catalog.wit.edu
Advanced Placement (AP)prior_learningAP credit that was completed 5 or more years prior to the first semester enrolled in a degree seeking program is not eligible for transfer. No student will receive credit for a CLEP examination if they have received credit at Wentworth Institute of Technology or transferred credit to the University for an equivalent course.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Application Process and Required Documents for Undergraduate Transfer Admissionstransfer_creditTransfer students will be considered for spring semester admissions depending on space availability. Credit that was completed more than 5 years prior to the first semester enrolled in a degree seeking program is not eligible for transfer. Transfer Credit Incoming First-Year or Transfer students who intend to transfer credits to Wentworth must submit any official transcripts to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Credit that was completed more than 5 years prior to the first semester enrolled in a degree seeking program is not eligible for transfer, this includes AP/IB test scores. Grades for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the students’ official transcript, transfer credit is assigned "TR". See the policy section in the catalog for more information: https://catalog.wit.edu/academic-policies-procedures/ug/college-level-exams/ Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the Bachelor of Science in Project Management program are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities.0290catalog.wit.edu
Architecture (ARCH)prior_learningArtificial Intelligence (AAIN) Biological Engineering (BIOE) Biology (BIOL) Biomedical Engineering (BMED) Building Construction (BLDG) Chemistry (CHEM) Civil Engineering (CIVE) Climate Resilience (CRES) Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) Communication (COMM) Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Architecture (ARCH) Architecture (ARCH) ARCH0100 SUMMER FAB: THINKING & MAKING This summer fabrication program bridges and connects thinking of architecture with making architecture.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Biological Engineering (BIOE)prior_learningBiology (BIOL) Biomedical Engineering (BMED) Building Construction (BLDG) Chemistry (CHEM) Civil Engineering (CIVE) Climate Resilience (CRES) Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) Communication (COMM) Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Biological Engineering (BIOE) Biological Engineering (BIOE) BIOE2000 FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of Biological Engineering.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Biology (BIOL)prior_learningBiomedical Engineering (BMED) Building Construction (BLDG) Chemistry (CHEM) Civil Engineering (CIVE) Climate Resilience (CRES) Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) Communication (COMM) Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Biology (BIOL) Biology (BIOL) BIOL1000 GENERAL BIOLOGY This course provides an accessible introduction to the major concepts of biology, designed for students not pursuing science degrees.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Biomedical Engineering (BMED)prior_learningBuilding Construction (BLDG) Chemistry (CHEM) Civil Engineering (CIVE) Climate Resilience (CRES) Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) Communication (COMM) Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Biomedical Engineering (BMED) Biomedical Engineering (BMED) BMED1000 INTRODUCTION TO BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING The course introduces the field of biomedical engineering with class activities that expose students to biomedical engineering careers, devices and systems related to medical diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Building Construction (BLDG)prior_learningChemistry (CHEM) Civil Engineering (CIVE) Climate Resilience (CRES) Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) Communication (COMM) Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Building Construction (BLDG) Building Construction (BLDG) BLDG1015 DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATIONS The development and interpretation of civil, architectural, structural, and electrical drawings; freehand sketching of construction details and sections; computer-aided construction drafting.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Challenge Examsprior_learningChange of Name, Address and Emergency Contact Information Change or Declare Programs Changes to Enrollment Status Class Requirements: English Placement Class Requirements: Math Placement Communication with Students Distance Students Good Academic Standing Grading Graduation Humanities &​ Social Science Requirement Prior Learning Assessment Registration Residency Requirement Transcripts Transfer Credit Undergraduate Degrees WIT Academic Credit Print Options Catalog Home // Academic Policies & Procedures // Undergraduate Policies and Procedures // Challenge Exams Challenge Exams Enrolled students who can demonstrate evidence of expertise are eligible to apply for a challenge examination, which has been approved by the appropriate school. Successful completion of a challenge examination results in the listing on the student’s permanent record of the course equivalent, with the notation 'credit by examination', and the amount of credit granted.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Challenge Examsprior_learningSuccessful completion of a challenge examination results in the listing on the student’s permanent record of the course equivalent, with the notation 'credit by examination', and the amount of credit granted.0228catalog.wit.edu
Civil Engineering (CIVE)prior_learningClimate Resilience (CRES) Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) Communication (COMM) Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Civil Engineering (CIVE) Civil Engineering (CIVE) CIVE2000 STATICS & MECHANICS MATERIALS I Introduces solid mechanics including properties of areas and volumes (centroidal axis, center of gravity and moments of inertia), equilibrium of particles and rigid bodies in two and three dimensions, analysis of internal forces in trusses and frames and shear and moment diagrams for beams.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Colleges of the Fenway Cross Registrationtransfer_creditTo ensure that the COF course will satisfy a degree requirement, prior to enrolling in a course students should refer to the Transfer credit database. For courses not listed in the database students must complete a Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form and submit to the dean or associate dean of the appropriate for review and approval.0231catalog.wit.edu
Commercial Real Estate (CMRE)prior_learningCommunication (COMM) Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) Commercial Real Estate (CMRE) CMRE1500 PRINCIPLES OF COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE This course provides an introduction to the areas of real estate markets, finance, valuation, urban economics and investments as related to construction.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Communication (COMM)prior_learningComputer Science (COMP) Computer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Communication (COMM) Communication (COMM) COMM3100 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION This course focuses on the development of professional level written and oral communication skills. Individual and team presentations will be required.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Communication with Studentstransfer_creditDistance Students Good Academic Standing Grading Graduation Humanities &​ Social Science Requirement Prior Learning Assessment Registration Residency Requirement Transcripts Transfer Credit Undergraduate Degrees WIT Academic Credit Print Options Catalog Home // Academic Policies & Procedures // Undergraduate Policies and Procedures // Communication with Students Communication with Students The Wentworth Institute of Technology e-mail account is the official means of communication with Wentworth students.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Computer Science (COMP)prior_learningComputer Science and Society (CSAS) Construction Management (CONM) Cooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Computer Science (COMP) Computer Science (COMP) COMP1000 COMPUTER SCIENCE I An introductory course covering the fundamental concepts and skills of programming in a high-level language.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Construction Management (CONM)prior_learningCooperative Education (Co-​op) (COOP) Cybersecurity (CYBR) Data Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Construction Management (CONM) Construction Management (CONM) CONM1000 INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, FACILITIES MANAGEMENT & REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT This course provides an introduction to construction management and facilities management.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Cooperative Education (Co-op)prior_learningEach experience deepens prior learning while introducing new tools, perspectives, and professional competencies.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Course Changes and Withdrawalstransfer_creditTransfer Credit after Matriculation Registration - New and Returning Students Preregistration for current undergraduate students conditionally accepted into a graduate program for the fall semester is held in June.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Course Changes and Withdrawalstransfer_creditTransfer Credit after Matriculation To receive credit for courses taken at another accr edited institution, graduate students must obtain appr oval in advance. The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ) is available on the registrar’s website (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ). Requests for appr oval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description and the syllabus fr om that institutions catalog. Note: a minimum grade of "B" is r equired for credit transfer.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Course Loadtransfer_creditCourse Changes and Withdrawals Transfer Credit after Matriculation Returning Students Preregistration for returning and continuing undergraduate students is held in October for the spring semester, February for the summer session, and in March for the fall semester. New transfer student schedules are developed based on awarded transfer credit to best fulfill their curricular requirements. All First-Year and New Transfer students are required to meet with their primary advisor or student success advisor prior to registration to obtain a Registration Access Code (RAC) or an Alternate Pin. To ensure that the COF course will satisfy a degree requirement, prior to enrolling in a course students should refer to the Transfer credit database. For courses not listed in the database students must complete a Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form and submit to the dean or associate dean of the appropriate for review and approval.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Course Time-Conflictstransfer_creditSenior 96-139 Transfer Credit after Matriculation Fifth Year 140+ To receive credit for courses taken at another accr edited institution, degree-seeking undergraduate students must obtain appr oval in advance Part-time Programs if the course is not listed in the T ransfer Credit Database. The Fourth Year 74-93 Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ) is Fifth Year 94-113 available on the registrar’s website (https://wit.edu/ssc/forms/ ). Sixth Year 114+ Requests for appr oval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description or corr esponding syllabus fr om Course Load that institution 's catalog. Note: a minimum grade of "C" is required for credit transfer.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
CPLA1000 PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT PREPARATIONprior_learningCPLA1000 PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT PREPARATION Students analyze their life and work experience to discover the college- level learning that they have acquired since completing high school. Students write essays detailing how the learning was acquired and equivalent to the learning objectives of related Wentworth courses. Students must present evidence of the learning described in their essays. The evidence must include letters of support from witnesses to the learning described in the essay and may include other forms of documentation. To complete the course, students must present to the instructor the required material in a carefully prepared e-portfolio within the Wentworth LMS system. Upon course completion, a student may elect to have that portfolio submitted to the Portfolio Review Committee for assessment. The committee determines whether the learning outcomes articulated and documented in the portfolio of essays and evidence is equivalent to the learning represented in the corresponding college syllabi or course descriptions. (3 credits)2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Cybersecurity (CYBR)prior_learningData Science (DATA) Design (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Cybersecurity (CYBR) Cybersecurity (CYBR) CYBR2500 SECURITY PRINCIPLES The course introduces computer and network security concepts and techniques.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Data Science (DATA)prior_learningDesign (DSGN) Economics (ECON) Electromechanical (ELMC) Electronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Data Science (DATA) Data Science (DATA) DATA1000 DATA ANALYSIS Data is all around us, and the ability to analyze it has become a necessary skill in many disciplines.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Definitionstransfer_creditCumulative credit completion is the percent of credit from all semesters that have a successful or pending outcome (F, W, and U grades are not considered successful outcomes) Semester credit completion is the percent of credits in the current semester that have a successful or pending outcome (F, W, and U grades are not considered successful outcomes) Transfer students will be considered to have completed one semester of full-time study for every 12 credits of posted transfer credit.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Definitionstransfer_creditCumulative credit completion is the percent of credit from all semesters that have a successful or pending outcome (F, W, and U grades are not considered successful outcomes) Semester credit completion is the percent of credits in the current semester that have a successful or pending outcome (F, W, and U grades are not considered successful outcomes) Transfer students will be considered to have completed one semester of full-time study for every 12 credits of posted transfer credit.0166catalog.wit.edu
Electromechanical (ELMC)prior_learningElectronics (ELEC) Engineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Electromechanical (ELMC) Electromechanical (ELMC) ELMC2080 INTRODUCTION TO ROBOTIC SYSTEMS This course introduces the fundamental principles of robotic systems. Teams, with clearly defined individual responsibilities, are required.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Electronics (ELEC)prior_learningEngineering (ENGR) English (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Electronics (ELEC) Electronics (ELEC) ELEC1100 CIRCUIT THEORY I The concepts of current, voltage, power, energy, and resistance are studied.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Engineering (ENGR)prior_learningEnglish (ENGL) Environmental (ENVM) Exploration: Computing and Data Science (ECDS) Facilities Management (CPFM) Facilities Management (FMGT) Graduate Only Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) First Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Engineering (ENGR) Engineering (ENGR) ENGR1000 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING This course develops the skills needed during the students study of engineering.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Facilities Planning Management (CMFM)prior_learningFirst Year Seminar (FYS) History (HIST) Humanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) Facilities Planning Management (CMFM) CMFM2300 SPACE PLANNING Students follow the process of design, problem solving, and building construction management as it relates to the use of interior space.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Graduation Criteriatransfer_creditA maximum of eight (8) transfer credit hours may be applied towards the completion of a graduate degree; the remaining credit hours must be completed at Wentworth Institute of Technology.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Graduation Criteriatransfer_creditA maximum of eight (8) transfer credit hours may be applied towards the completion of a graduate degr ee; the remaining credit hours must be completed at Wentworth Institute of Technology.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
History (HIST)prior_learningHumanities (HUMN) Humanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // History (HIST) History (HIST) HIST1101 US HISTORY TO 1877 United States history from the colonial period through Reconstruction.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Humanities (HUMN)prior_learningHumanities and Sciences (HSSI) Industrial Design (INDS) Interior Design (INTD) Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Literature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Humanities (HUMN) Humanities (HUMN) HUMN1051 INTRODUCTION TO ART & ARCHITECTURE Art and Architecture reflect culture and technology, and represent significant career possibilities.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Internship (INTN) Graduate Onlyprior_learningLiterature (LITR) Management (MGMT) Manufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Internship (INTN) Graduate Only Internship (INTN) Graduate Only INTN6000 GRADUATE INTERNSHIP Students develop professional, decision-making, and problem-solving skills through structured practical experience with an employer in the field of study.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Leading to a Master of Science Degree in Computer Engineeringtransfer_creditAll students are required to complete a three-course concentration, either one of the predefined concentrations or an individualized concentration Students may be either full-time or part-time. Full-time students may complete the program in two or three semesters (within one calendar year), depending on how many graduate-level engineering courses were transferred in (maximum of six credits) and whether the thesis or non-thesis option is chosen. Part-time students may complete the program in two to four years, depending on transfer credits, the choice of the thesis or non-thesis option, course load per semester, and whether courses are taken during the summer semester.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Leading to a Master of Science Degree in Computer Engineeringtransfer_creditFull-time students may complete the program in two or three semesters (within one calendar year), depending on how many graduate-level engineering courses were transferred in (maximum of six credits) and whether the thesis or non-thesis option is chosen. Part-time students may complete the program in two to four years, depending on transfer credits, the choice of the thesis or non-thesis option, course load per semester, and whether courses are taken during the summer semester.0045catalog.wit.edu
Leading to a Master of Science Degree in Electrical Engineeringtransfer_creditAll students are required to complete a three-course concentration, either one of the predefined concentrations or an individualized concentration. Full-time students may complete the program in two or three semesters (within one calendar year), depending on how many graduate-level engineering courses were transferred in (maximum of six credits), and whether the thesis or non-thesis option is chosen. Part-time students may complete the program in two to four years, depending on transfer credits, the choice of the thesis or non-thesis option, course load per semester, and whether courses are taken during the summer semester.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Management (MGMT)prior_learningManufacturing (MANF) Mathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Management (MGMT) Management (MGMT) MGMT1000 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT This informational seminar focuses on student discovery as related to the management discipline, careers, models and theories, and management research techniques.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Manufacturing (MANF)prior_learningMathematics (MATH) Mechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Manufacturing (MANF) Manufacturing (MANF) MANF1000 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of present-day manufacturing processes.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Mathematics (MATH)prior_learningMechanical (MECH) Philosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Mathematics (MATH) Mathematics (MATH) MATH1000 COLLEGE MATHEMATICS Algebra and trigonometry, including algebraic fractions, systems of linear equations, quadratic equations, literal equations, word problems and their solutions, right triangles, and vectors.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Mechanical (MECH)prior_learningPhilosophy (PHIL) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Mechanical (MECH) Mechanical (MECH) MECH2000 ENGINEERING STATICS The vector approach of the equilibrium of particle and rigid bodies is presented. Plane stress, three-dimensional stress and strain, combined stresses, failure criteria and reliability, fatigue, are considered in the analysis of machine elements: rolling bearings, spur gears, flexible elements, and shafts.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
New Studentstransfer_creditNew T ransfer students are registered by the associate dean of their pr ogram and the registrar prior to their arriv al. New transfer student schedules ar e developed based on awarded transfer credit to best fulfill their curricular requirements. All First-Year and New Transfer students are required to meet with their primary advisor or student success advisor prior to r egistration to obtain a Registration Access Code (RAC ) or an Alternate Pin.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
New Studentstransfer_creditNew transfer student schedules are developed based on awarded transfer credit to best fulfill their curricular requirements. All First-Year and New Transfer students are required to meet with their primary advisor or student success advisor prior to registration to obtain a Registration Access Code (RAC) or an Alternate Pin.0231catalog.wit.edu
Physics (PHYS)prior_learningPolitical Science (POLS) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Physics (PHYS) Physics (PHYS) PHYS1000 COLLEGE PHYSICS I This is an algebra-based general introduction to physics.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Degree seeking students in BSPM are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program a for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities. Students must be admitted into the BSPM degree program and must enroll and successfully complete the PLA course within their first two semesters. Credits through PLA are considered as part of your incoming credits and therefore cannot be taken or applied at the completion of your program. The PLA course helps students identify learning outcomes and develop a portfolio that documents learning content so that they may demonstrate how previously acquired knowledge aligns with the learning necessary to earn college-level credit. During the 3-credit course, faculty work closely with students to ensure that their portfolio content is accurately documented and reflects the requirements of the college level credit for which they are applying. Students will not be awarded credit for PLA portfolio without successful completion of the course. This course is graded as a Pass/Fail.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the BSPM program are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities. Students must be admitted into the degree program and must submit a PLA form/fee and successfully complete the PLA requirements within their first two semesters. Credit/Non-Credit approvals through the PLA process are considered as part of your incoming credit/non-credit requirements and therefore cannot be taken or applied at the completion of your program. The PLA process helps students identify learning outcomes and develop a portfolio that documents learning so that they may demonstrate how previously acquired knowledge aligns with the learning necessary to earn college-level credit/non-credit. During the PLA process, a school representative will work closely with students to ensure that their PLA portfolio content is accurately documented PLA. Students will not be awarded credit/non-credit fulfillment for a PLA portfolio without successful completion of the PLA requirements.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the BSPM pr ogram are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degr ee program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classr oom, through work experience, training pr ograms, or volunteer opportunities. Students must be admitted into the degr ee program and must submit a PL A form/ fee and successfully complete the PL A requirements within their first two semesters. Credit/Non-Credit approvals through the PLA process are considered as part of your incoming credit/non-credit requirements and therefore cannot be taken or applied at the completion of y our program. The PLA process helps students identify learning outcomes and de velop a portfolio that documents learning so that the y may demonstrate how2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Degree seeking students in BSPM are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program a for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities. Students must be admitted into the BSPM degree program and must enroll and successfully complete the PLA course within their first two semesters. Credits through PLA are considered as part of your incoming credits and therefore cannot be taken or applied at the completion of your program. The PLA course helps students identify learning outcomes and develop a portfolio that documents learning content so that they may demonstrate how previously acquired knowledge aligns with the learning necessary to earn college-level credit. During the 3-credit course, faculty work closely with students to ensure that their portfolio content is accurately documented and reflects the requirements of the college level credit for which they are applying. Students will not be awarded credit for PLA portfolio without successful completion of the course. This course is graded as a Pass/Fail.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the BSPM pr ogram are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degr ee program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classr oom, through work experience, training pr ograms, or volunteer opportunities. Students must be admitted into the degr ee program and must submit a PL A form/ 422025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Degree seeking students in BSPM are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program a for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities. Students must be admitted into the BSPM degree program and must enroll and successfully complete the PLA course within their first two semesters. Credits through PLA are considered as part of your incoming credits and therefore cannot be taken or applied at the completion of your program. The PLA course helps students identify learning outcomes and develop a portfolio that documents learning content so that they may demonstrate how previously acquired knowledge aligns with the learning necessary to earn college-level credit. During the 3-credit course, faculty work closely with students to ensure that their portfolio content is accurately documented and reflects the requirements of the college level credit for which they are applying. Students will not be awarded credit for PLA portfolio without successful completion of the course. This course is graded as a Pass/Fail.0059catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) Undergraduate degree seeking students in the BSPM program are eligible to earn a maximum of 45 credits in a bachelors’ degree program for learning experiences that took place outside of the classroom, through work experience, training programs, or volunteer opportunities. Students must be admitted into the degree program and must submit a PLA form/fee and successfully complete the PLA requirements within their first two semesters. Credit/Non-Credit approvals through the PLA process are considered as part of your incoming credit/non-credit requirements and therefore cannot be taken or applied at the completion of your program. The PLA process helps students identify learning outcomes and develop a portfolio that documents learning so that they may demonstrate how previously acquired knowledge aligns with the learning necessary to earn college-level credit/non-credit. During the PLA process, a school representative will work closely with students to ensure that their PLA portfolio content is accurately documented PLA. Students will not be awarded credit/non-credit fulfillment for a PLA portfolio without successful completion of the PLA requirements.0212catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Psychology (PSYC) Science (SCIN) Sociology (SOCL) Surveying (SURV) Technology Management (TMGT) Graduate Only Writing (WTNG) Graduate Only Bioengineering (BENG) Print Options Catalog Home // Course Descriptions // Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) CPLA1000 PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT PREPARATION Students analyze their life and work experience to discover the college-level learning that they have acquired since completing high school. Students write essays detailing how the learning was acquired and equivalent to the learning objectives of related Wentworth courses. Students must present evidence of the learning described in their essays. The evidence must include letters of support from witnesses to the learning described in the essay and may include other forms of documentation. To complete the course, students must present to the instructor the required material in a carefully prepared e-portfolio within the Wentworth LMS system. Upon course completion, a student may elect to have that portfolio submitted to the Portfolio Review Committee for assessment. The committee determines whether the learning outcomes articulated and documented in the portfolio of essays and evidence is equivalent to the learning represented in the corresponding college syllabi or course descriptions. (3 credits) Report Catalog Change -- © Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA 2026-2027 Back to top Close this window2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Prior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA)prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment Prep (CPLA) CPLA1000 PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT PREPARATION Students analyze their life and work experience to discover the college-level learning that they have acquired since completing high school. Students write essays detailing how the learning was acquired and equivalent to the learning objectives of related Wentworth courses. Students must present evidence of the learning described in their essays. The evidence must include letters of support from witnesses to the learning described in the essay and may include other forms of documentation. To complete the course, students must present to the instructor the required material in a carefully prepared e-portfolio within the Wentworth LMS system. Upon course completion, a student may elect to have that portfolio submitted to the Portfolio Review Committee for assessment. The committee determines whether the learning outcomes articulated and documented in the portfolio of essays and evidence is equivalent to the learning represented in the corresponding college syllabi or course descriptions. (3 credits)0239catalog.wit.edu
Study Abroad Opportunitiestransfer_creditAll courses taken during a study abroad semester require pre-approval and are submitted to the Registrar on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form . Students must meet with an associate dean of their school to determine if the available courses will satisfy requirements within their major. Approved courses will appear on a student’s official transcript with grades of "TR" (transfer credit) and are not calculated into a student GPA.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Study Abroad Opportunitiestransfer_creditAll courses taken during a study abroad semester require pre-approval and are submitted to the Registrar (registrar@wit.edu) on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form (https://wit.edu/academics/registrar/ forms/). Approved courses will appear on a student’s official transcript with grades of "TR" (transfer credit) and are not calculated into a student GPA.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Study Abroad Opportunitiestransfer_creditAll courses taken during a study abroad semester require pre-approval and are submitted to the Registrar on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form. Approved courses will appear on a student’s official transcript with grades of "TR" (transfer credit) and are not calculated into a student GPA.0240catalog.wit.edu
Study Abroad Semester Transfer Credittransfer_creditStudy Abroad Semester Transfer Credit All courses taken during a study abroad semester that is not officially sponsored by Wentworth require pre-approval from the appropriate dean or associate dean responsible for the course to determine whether the courses will satisfy requirements within their degree program, and are submitted to transfercredit@wit.edu on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form. For courses taken during a study abroad program that are officially sponsored by Wentworth and have established course equivalencies also require the approval of the dean or associate dean of the students degree program. Courses completed that have not been pre-approved may not be accepted, thus will not become part of the student’s WIT academic record. Approval is not guaranteed. All accepted international credits will be held to the same minimum grade requirements as at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Approved courses will appear on a student transcript in a timely manner and must be sent to transfercredit@wit.edu . Degrees conferred for students who participate in a Student Abroad Program during their final semester will be awarded based on the date the official transcript is received by the Registrar. In some cases, the degree will be delayed until the next degree conferral date.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Study Abroad Semester Transfer Credittransfer_creditStudy Abroad Semester Transfer Credit All courses taken during a study abroad semester that is not officially sponsored by Wentworth require pre-approval from the appropriate dean or associate dean responsible for the course to determine if the courses will satisfy requirements within their degree program and are submitted to the transfercredit@wit.edu on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form. For courses taken during a study abroad program that are officially sponsored by Wentworth and have established course equivalencies also require the approval of the dean or associate dean of the students degr ee program. Courses completed that have not been pre- approved may not be accepted, thus will not become par t of the student’s WIT academic record. Approval is not guaranteed. All accepted international cr edits will be held to the same minimum grade requirements as at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Approved courses will appear on a student transcript in a timely manner and must be sent to transfercredit@wit.edu . Degrees conferred for students who participate in a Student Abroad Program during their final semester will be awarded their degree based upon the date the official transcript is received by the Registrar. In some cases the degree will be delayed until the next degree conferral date.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Study Abroad Semester Transfer Credittransfer_creditStudy Abroad Semester Transfer Credit All courses taken during a study abroad semester that is not officially sponsored by Wentworth require pre-approval from the appropriate dean or associate dean responsible for the course to determine whether the courses will satisfy requirements within their degree program, and are submitted to transfercredit@wit.edu on a completed Transfer Credit Pre-approval form. For courses taken during a study abroad program that are officially sponsored by Wentworth and have established course equivalencies also require the approval of the dean or associate dean of the students degree program. Courses completed that have not been pre-approved may not be accepted, thus will not become part of the student’s WIT academic record. Approval is not guaranteed. All accepted international credits will be held to the same minimum grade requirements as at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Approved courses will appear on a student transcript in a timely manner and must be sent to transfercredit@wit.edu . Degrees conferred for students who participate in a Student Abroad Program during their final semester will be awarded based on the date the official transcript is received by the Registrar. In some cases, the degree will be delayed until the next degree conferral date.0083catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit Incoming First Y ear or Transfer students who intend to transf er credits to Wentworth must submit an official transcript to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Students who ha ve attended regionally accredited institutions can expect to receive credit for successfully completed courses (bearing a grade of "C" or higher) that ar e comparable in depth and content to those offered at Wentworth. In some cases, courses will transf er as elective credit but not satisfy pr ogram requirements. Credit that was completed more than 5 years prior to the first semester enr olled in a degree seeking program is not eligible for transf er, this includes AP/IB test scor es. No academic credit is awarded for Internships/COOP’s, Practicum,2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit after Matriculationtransfer_creditTransfer Credit after Matriculation To receive credit for courses taken at another accredited institution, graduate students must obtain approval in advance. Failure to obtain this approval could result in the denial of course credit. The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the registrar’s website . Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description and the syllabus from that institution's catalog. Approval must be obtained prior to registering for the course at the other institution; failure to adhere to the pre-approval guidelines may result in the denial of transfer academic credit. It is the students’ responsibility to have official transcripts sent directly by the institution to the Registrar’s Office upon completion of the course. Note: a minimum grade of "B" is required for credit transfer. Grades for courses taken at an institution other than Wentworth are not used in computing the student’s GPA. No academic credit is awarded for Internship/co-op, Practicum, Directed Research, Preparatory, or remedial coursework or for courses with grades of "P" or "S". Grades for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the student’s official transcript; transfer credit is assigned a grade of "TR". New Graduate Transfer students must submit an official transcript to the Office of Graduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Students who have attended regionally accredited institutions may receive a maximum of 2 courses or 8 credits, with a final grade of B or higher, that are comparable in depth and content to those offered at Wentworth. Under no circumstances will graduate credit be granted for undergraduate credit completed at another university. Report Catalog Change -- © Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA 2026-2027 Back to top Close this window2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit after Matriculationtransfer_creditTransfer Credit after Matriculation To receive credit for courses taken at another accredited institution, degree-seeking undergraduate students must obtain approval in advance if the course is not listed in the Transfer Credit Database. Students who intend to use transfer credit to satisfy a required elective for their degree program must obtain additional approval for the course from the dean or associate dean of the school. Failure to obtain approval for courses not listed in the transfer credit database or to satisfy a required degree elective may result in the denial of course credit. The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the registrar’s website . Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description or corresponding syllabus from that institution's catalog. Approval must be obtained prior to registering for the course at the other institution. It is the students’ responsibility to have official transcripts sent directly by the institution to the Registrar at transfercredit@wit.edu upon successful completion of the course. A student who fails a course at Wentworth may choose to complete the course at another institution and must follow the pre-approval process. If the course is completed at another institution with a grade of "C" or higher, the transfer grade of "TR" satisfies the course requirement, but does not eliminate the initial "F" from the student’s GPA. Note: a minimum grade of "C" is required for credit transfer. Grades for courses taken at an institution other than Wentworth are not used in computing the student’s GPA. No academic credit is awarded for Internship/co-op, Practicum, Directed Research, Preparatory, or remedial course work or courses with grades of "P" or "S". Final grades of "P" are not accepted for transfer to the university unless the grade scheme on the official transcript defines a "P" as a grade of "C" or higher. Grades for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the student’s official transcript; transfer credit is assigned a grade of "TR". Incoming Freshman or New Transfer students who intend to transfer credits to Wentworth must submit an official transcript to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Students who have attended regionally accredited institutions can expect to receive credit for completed courses bearing a grade of "C" or higher that are comparable in depth and content to those offered at Wentworth. In some cases, courses will transfer as elective credit and do not satisfy program requirements. Final grades of "P" are not accepted for transfer to the university unless the grade scheme on the official transcript defines a "P" as a grade of "C" or higher. It is the responsibility of First-Year students who have earned Dual Enrollment (DE) credit while in high school to submit an official transcript issued by the sponsoring college or university prior to the start of their first enrolled semester. Failure to do so may result in the forfeiture of otherwise transferable credit. AP/IB credit or courses completed at other institutions more than 5 years prior to the first semester a student is enrolled in a degree-seeking program will not be accepted for credit. Report Catalog Change -- © Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA 2026-2027 Back to top Close this window2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit after Matriculationtransfer_creditTransfer Credit after Matriculation To receive credit for courses taken at another accredited institution, graduate students must obtain approval in advance. Failure to obtain this approval could result in the denial of course credit. The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the registrar’s website. Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description and the syllabus from that institution's catalog. Approval must be obtained prior to registering for the course at the other institution; failure to adhere to the pre-approval guidelines may result in the denial of transfer academic credit. It is the students’ responsibility to have official transcripts sent directly by the institution to the Registrar’s Office upon completion of the course. Note: a minimum grade of "B" is required for credit transfer. Grades for courses taken at an institution other than Wentworth are not used in computing the student’s GPA. No academic credit is awarded for Internship/co-op, Practicum, Directed Research, Preparatory, or remedial coursework or for courses with grades of "P" or "S". Grades for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the student’s official transcript; transfer credit is assigned a grade of "TR". New Graduate Transfer students must submit an official transcript to the Office of Graduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Students who have attended regionally accredited institutions may receive a maximum of 2 courses or 8 credits, with a final grade of B or higher, that are comparable in depth and content to those offered at Wentworth. Under no circumstances will graduate credit be granted for undergraduate credit completed at another university.0091catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit after Matriculationtransfer_creditTransfer Credit after Matriculation To receive credit for courses taken at another accredited institution, degree-seeking undergraduate students must obtain approval in advance if the course is not listed in the Transfer Credit Database. Students who intend to use transfer credit to satisfy a required elective for their degree program must obtain additional approval for the course from the dean or associate dean of the school. Failure to obtain approval for courses not listed in the transfer credit database or to satisfy a required degree elective may result in the denial of course credit. The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the registrar’s website. Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description or corresponding syllabus from that institution's catalog. Approval must be obtained prior to registering for the course at the other institution. It is the students’ responsibility to have official transcripts sent directly by the institution to the Registrar at transfercredit@wit.edu upon successful completion of the course. A student who fails a course at Wentworth may choose to complete the course at another institution and must follow the pre-approval process. If the course is completed at another institution with a grade of "C" or higher, the transfer grade of "TR" satisfies the course requirement, but does not eliminate the initial "F" from the student’s GPA. Note: a minimum grade of "C" is required for credit transfer. Grades for courses taken at an institution other than Wentworth are not used in computing the student’s GPA. No academic credit is awarded for Internship/co-op, Practicum, Directed Research, Preparatory, or remedial course work or courses with grades of "P" or "S". Final grades of "P" are not accepted for transfer to the university unless the grade scheme on the official transcript defines a "P" as a grade of "C" or higher. Grades for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the student’s official transcript; transfer credit is assigned a grade of "TR". Incoming Freshman or New Transfer students who intend to transfer credits to Wentworth must submit an official transcript to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions before the University can evaluate and award credit. Students who have attended regionally accredited institutions can expect to receive credit for completed courses bearing a grade of "C" or higher that are comparable in depth and content to those offered at Wentworth. In some cases, courses will transfer as elective credit and do not satisfy program requirements. Final grades of "P" are not accepted for transfer to the university unless the grade scheme on the official transcript defines a "P" as a grade of "C" or higher. It is the responsibility of First-Year students who have earned Dual Enrollment (DE) credit while in high school to submit an official transcript issued by the sponsoring college or university prior to the start of their first enrolled semester. Failure to do so may result in the forfeiture of otherwise transferable credit. AP/IB credit or courses completed at other institutions more than 5 years prior to the first semester a student is enrolled in a degree-seeking program will not be accepted for credit.0231catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Evaluationtransfer_creditTransfer Credit Evaluation Transfer student applicants will receive an initial transfer credit evaluation after they apply and submit their college transcripts. A transfer credit evaluation cannot be created until transcripts are received by the Office of Admissions. The transfer credit evaluation will include all college courses eligible to transfer to Wentworth and their transfer equivalencies. Deposited students will receive an updated version of their evaluation, as well as a class schedule for their first semester at Wentworth. For more information about transfer credit evaluations, please visit our Transfer Credit Webpage . Transfer Credit Pre-Approval The2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Evaluationtransfer_creditTransfer Credit Evaluation Transfer student applicants will r eceive an initial transf er credit o evaluation after the y have applied and submitted their college transcripts. A transfer credit evaluation cannot be cr eated until transcripts ar e received by the Office of Admissions. The transf er credit evaluation will include all college courses that ar e eligible to transfer to Wentworth, and what the transf er equivalency of the course is. Deposited students will receive an updated version of their evaluation, as well as a class schedule for their first semester at W entworth. For more information about transfer credit evaluations, please visit our Transfer Credit Webpage (https://wit.edu/learning/r egistrar/transfer/).2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Evaluationtransfer_creditTransfer Credit Evaluation Transfer student applicants will receive an initial transfer credit evaluation after they apply and submit their college transcripts. A transfer credit evaluation cannot be created until transcripts are received by the Office of Admissions. The transfer credit evaluation will include all college courses eligible to transfer to Wentworth and their transfer equivalencies. Deposited students will receive an updated version of their evaluation, as well as a class schedule for their first semester at Wentworth. For more information about transfer credit evaluations, please visit our Transfer Credit Webpage.0083catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Policytransfer_creditTransfer Credit Policy Wentworth Institute of Technology awards transfer credit for coursework completed at an accredited institution that is comparable in content, scope, and academic rigor to courses offered at Wentworth. Transfer credit is generally granted for courses in which a grade of “C” or higher has been earned. In some cases, transfer credit may be awarded as elective credit and may not fulfill specific program or degree requirements. A maximum number of transfer credits applicable to General Education requirements may be accepted, consistent with institutional and program-specific limits. General Education courses accepted in transfer must align with Wentworth’s General Education learning outcomes and curricular standards. No academic credit is awarded for internships, cooperative education (CO-OP) experiences, practicums, directed research, preparatory coursework, workforce training, professional development, continuing education, or remedial coursework. Credit is also not awarded for courses completed with grades of “P” (Pass) or “S” (Satisfactory). Transfer credit is not typically awarded for coursework, including Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) credit, completed more than seven (7) years prior to the student’s first semester of enrollment in a degree-seeking program at Wentworth. Certain academic programs, particularly those in STEM fields, may impose stricter recency requirements due to industry expectations or accreditation standards. STEM-related coursework completed more than five (5) years prior to enrollment will be reviewed by the appropriate academic school to determine whether the course content remains current, relevant, and applicable to the student’s intended program of study. Courses completed more than seven (7) years prior may be reviewed on an exception basis and are not guaranteed acceptance. Students who have completed coursework at international institutions must submit official transcripts accompanied by a course-by-course evaluation from an approved credential evaluation service, as described in the admissions process. Transfer credit will be awarded based on the evaluated equivalencies and alignment with Wentworth’s academic standards. Final determinations regarding the applicability of transfer credit rest with Wentworth Institute of Technology. Exception: There is no time limitation for the acceptance of military transfer credits that meet Wentworth’s academic standards and transfer equivalency criteria. Grades earned for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the student’s official Wentworth transcript. Approved transfer credits are recorded with the notation “TR.”2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Policytransfer_creditTransfer Credit Policy Wentworth Institute of Technology awards transfer credit for coursework completed at an accredited institution that is comparable in content, scope, and academic rigor to courses offered at Wentworth. Transfer credit is generally granted for courses in which a grade of “C” or higher has been earned. In some cases, transfer credit may be awarded as elective credit and may not fulfill specific program or degree requirements. A maximum number of transfer credits applicable to General Education requirements may be accepted, consistent with institutional and program-specific limits. General Education courses accepted in transfer must align with Wentworth’s General Education learning outcomes and curricular standards. No academic credit is awarded for internships, cooperative education (CO-OP) experiences, practicums, directed research, preparatory coursework, workforce training, professional development, continuing education, or remedial coursework. Credit is also not awarded for courses completed with grades of “P” (Pass) or “S” (Satisfactory). Transfer credit is not typically awarded for coursework, including Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) credit, completed more than seven (7) years prior to the student’s first semester of enrollment in a degree-seeking program at Wentworth. Certain academic programs, particularly those in STEM fields, may impose stricter recency requirements due to industry expectations or accreditation standards. STEM-related coursework completed more than five (5) years prior to enrollment will be reviewed by the appropriate academic school to determine whether the course content remains current, relevant, and applicable to the student’s intended program of study. Courses completed more than seven (7) years prior may be reviewed on an exception basis and are not guaranteed acceptance. Students who have completed coursework at international institutions must submit official transcripts accompanied by a course-by-course evaluation from an approved credential evaluation service, as described in the admissions process. Transfer credit will be awarded based on the evaluated equivalencies and alignment with Wentworth’s academic standards. Final determinations regarding the applicability of transfer credit rest with Wentworth Institute of Technology. Exception: There is no time limitation for the acceptance of military transfer credits that meet Wentworth’s academic standards and transfer equivalency criteria. Grades earned for coursework completed at another institution are not recorded on the student’s official Wentworth transcript. Approved transfer credits are recorded with the notation “TR.”0083catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Pre-Approvaltransfer_creditTransfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the Transfer Credit Webpage . Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description or corresponding syllabus from that institution's catalog. Approval must be obtained prior to registering for the course at the other institution. It is the students’ responsibility to have official transcripts sent directly by the institution to the Registrar at transfercredit@wit.edu upon successful completion of the course. A course will transfer to Wentworth for the same amount of credit awarded at the transfer institution. If a course is 3 credits at the transfer institution and the equivalent course is worth 4 credits at Wentworth, it will transfer to Wentworth for 3 credits, not 4. The Pre-Approval only confirms that credit will be awarded for a course taken outside the institution; it is up to the School and degree program to determine how the course will be applied to a student’s degree requirements. For this reason, students should obtain the signature of their dean or associate dean before enrolling in a course outside of Wentworth to ensure that the transfer course will fulfill a program requirement. A student who fails a course at Wentworth may choose to complete the course at another institution and must follow the pre-approval process. If the course is completed at another institution with a grade of "C" or higher, the transfer grade of "TR" satisfies the course requirement, but does not eliminate the initial "F" from the student’s GPA.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Pre-Approvaltransfer_creditTransfer Credit Pre-Approval The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the Transfer Credit Webpage (https://wit.edu/learning/r egistrar/transfer/) . Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied b y the course description or corr esponding syllabus fr om that institutions catalog. Approval must be obtained prior to r egistering for the course at the other institution. It is the students’ r esponsibility to ha ve official transcripts sent dir ectly by the institution to the Registrar at transfercredit@wit.edu upon successful completion of the course. A course will transfer to Wentworth for the same amount of cr edit awarded at the transfer institution. If a course is 3 cr edits at the transf er institution, and the equiv alent course is wor th 4 credits at Wentworth, the course will transfer to Wentworth for 3 credits, not 4. The Pre-Approval only confirms that cr edit will be awarded for a course taken outside of the institution, but it is up to the School and degr ee program how the course will be applied to a student’ s degree requirements. For this reason, students should obtain the signatur e of their dean or associate dean before enrolling in a course outside of W entworth to ensure that the transfer course will fulfill a pr ogram requirement. A student who fails a course at W entworth may choose to complete the course at another institution and must follow the pr e-approval process. If the course is completed at another institution with a grade of "C" or higher, the transfer grade of "TR" satisfies the course r equirement, but does not eliminate the initial "F" fr om the student’s GPA.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Credit Pre-Approvaltransfer_creditTransfer Credit Pre-Approval The Transfer Credit Pre-Approval Form is available on the Transfer Credit Webpage. Requests for approval of a course from another institution should be accompanied by the course description or corresponding syllabus from that institution's catalog. Approval must be obtained prior to registering for the course at the other institution. It is the students’ responsibility to have official transcripts sent directly by the institution to the Registrar at transfercredit@wit.edu upon successful completion of the course. A course will transfer to Wentworth for the same amount of credit awarded at the transfer institution. If a course is 3 credits at the transfer institution and the equivalent course is worth 4 credits at Wentworth, it will transfer to Wentworth for 3 credits, not 4. The Pre-Approval only confirms that credit will be awarded for a course taken outside the institution; it is up to the School and degree program to determine how the course will be applied to a student’s degree requirements. For this reason, students should obtain the signature of their dean or associate dean before enrolling in a course outside of Wentworth to ensure that the transfer course will fulfill a program requirement. A student who fails a course at Wentworth may choose to complete the course at another institution and must follow the pre-approval process. If the course is completed at another institution with a grade of "C" or higher, the transfer grade of "TR" satisfies the course requirement, but does not eliminate the initial "F" from the student’s GPA.0083catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Credits that are transferred in from another institution and apply to the most current major will be excluded from the student’s cumulative GPA. However, they will be included in the calculation for the maximum time-frame component and the completion rate components.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Credits that are transferred in from another institution and apply to the most current major will be excluded from the student’s cumulative GPA. However, they will be included in the calculation for the maximum time- frame component and the completion rate components.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Student Schedule & Registrationtransfer_creditNew transfer student schedules are developed based upon awarded transfer credit to best fulfill their curricular requirements by the associate dean or representative of their school, and are registered for these courses by the Registrar’s Office. New Transfer students are required to meet with their primary advisor or student success advisor prior to registration to obtain a Registration Access Code (RAC) or Alternate Pin.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Transfer Student Schedule & Registrationtransfer_creditNew transfer student schedules are developed based upon awarded transfer credit to best fulfill their curricular requirements by the associate dean or representative of their school, and are registered for these courses by the Registrar’s Office. New Transfer students are required to meet with their primary advisor or student success advisor prior to registration to obtain a Registration Access Code (RAC) or Alternate Pin.0083catalog.wit.edu
Undergraduate Policies and Procedurestransfer_creditAcademic Appeals Academic Honesty Policy Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, College Level Examination Program, and Project Lead the Way Alternative to Classroom Study Options Attendance Challenge Exams Change of Name, Address and Emergency Contact Information Change or Declare Programs Changes to Enrollment Status Class Requirements: English Placement Class Requirements: Math Placement Communication with Students Distance Students Good Academic Standing Grading Graduation Humanities &​ Social Science Requirement Prior Learning Assessment Registration Residency Requirement Transcripts Transfer Credit Undergraduate Degrees WIT Academic Credit Print Options Catalog Home // Academic Policies & Procedures // Undergraduate Policies and Procedures // Good Academic Standing Good Academic Standing Wentworth is committed to the academic success of all students.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
Undergraduate Studentstransfer_creditTransfer students may be required to submit an English writing sample, unless transf er credit is granted for courses equivalent to English I or English II. A mathematics placement exam is r equired for all new undergraduate students prior to orientation or attending classes. T ransfer students may be exempt from mathematics placement testing only if W entworth has awarded transfer credit for degree-specific, first-level mathematics courses.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu
Voluntary Withdrawaltransfer_creditCredit for courses taken more than five (5) years prior to the student's reinstatement, which include courses completed at Wentworth or transfer credit previously awarded, will not be accepted.0058catalog.wit.edu
What is PLA?prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) is a learning reflection process of evaluating your past experiences but does not include past completed coursework.2026-2027catalog.wit.edu
What is PLA?prior_learningPrior Learning Assessment (PL A) is a learning reflection process of evaluating y our past experiences but does not include past completed coursework.2025-2026catalog.wit.edu

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Amplify the University experience through exceptional partnerships, practices, and digital solutionspartnershipcatalog.wit.edu
Colleges of the Fenway Cross Registration Wentworth is a member of the Colleges of the F enway (COF), an association of four F enway-area institutions whose other members are Emmanuel College, Massachusetts College of Ar t and Design, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and Simmons College.cross-registrationcatalog.wit.edu
Colleges of the Fenway Cross Registration Wentworth is a member of the Colleges of the Fenway (COF), an association of four Fenway-area institutions whose other members are Emmanuel College, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and Simmons College.cross-registrationcatalog.wit.edu
Through a cross-enrollment agreement with the Air Force Detachment 355, located at Boston University, interested Wentworth Institute of Technology students may participate in the Air Force ROTC program.partnershipcatalog.wit.edu

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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science programcatalog.wit.edu
catalog.wit.edu
theMaster of Architecture degree programcatalog.wit.edu
the Americaninstitutioncatalog.wit.edu
the AmericanBachelor of Science in Construction Management (BSCM) program at Wentworth Institute of Technologycatalog.wit.edu
the Americaninstitutioncatalog.wit.edu
the American Council for Constructioncatalog.wit.edu
the American Council for Construction Educationcatalog.wit.edu
the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE)Bachelor of Science degree program in Construction Management (BSCM)catalog.wit.edu
the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE)Master of Science degree program in Construction Management (MSCM)catalog.wit.edu
the Computingcatalog.wit.edu
the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABETBachelor of Science in Computer Networking programcatalog.wit.edu
the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABETBachelor of Science in Computer Science programcatalog.wit.edu
the Council for Interior Design Accreditationcatalog.wit.edu
the Council for Interior Design Accreditationprogramcatalog.wit.edu
the Council for Interior Design AccreditationBachelor of Science degree program in Interior Design (BINT)catalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABETcatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABETcatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (http://catalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Bioengineering and Biomedical and Similarly Named Engineering programscatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Biological and Similarly Named Engineering programscatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Civil and Similarly Named Engineering programscatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Electrical, Computer, Communications, Telecommunication(s), and Similarly Named Engineering Programscatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Electrical, Computer, Communications, Telecommunication(s), and Similarly Named Engineering Programscatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Electrical, Computer, Communications, Telecommunication(s), and Similarly Named Engineering Programs and Mechanical and Similarly Named Engineering Programscatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Mechanical and Similarly Named Engineering Programscatalog.wit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the Commission’s General Criteria, with no applicable program criteriaBachelor of Science in Engineering programcatalog.wit.edu
the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB)Master of Architecture degree programcatalog.wit.edu
the National Association of Schools of Art and Designcatalog.wit.edu
the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD)Bachelor of Science degree program in Industrial Design (BIND)catalog.wit.edu
the New Englandinstitutioncatalog.wit.edu

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In accordance with the Student Right to Know Regulations (published in theDecember 1, 1995catalog.wit.edu

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