Good luck! ;)

Name Definitely a good point, and important to consider! For what it’s worth, Stevens has been offering lots of various online experiences and workshops. Student-Staff Ratio also remains, we have live classes, etc.

Hey! I’d reccomend looking at the CS course catalog. If you have specific questions lmk or I can make a video :) as for coop honestly mostly engineers do it but from my internship experience you can expect to make $20-$40 an hour.

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Espically now because of COVID I wouldn't worry too much about what a delayed graduation looks like! That being said, I'd argue with a major like CS projects matter most so don't worry too too much about school.

Definitely! Lots of connection you will meet that work in NYC. Still need the initiative though, nothing is handed to you :)

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Hey! Aww thank you so much :) I have a couple friends that are pre-med and still go to Stevens. I don't think it should stop you if you are sold on all the other aspects. If I was in your place I'd probably just consider cost mostly since you might be pre-med and have a while to go!

My daughter committed today, she’s also pre-med. She was accepted to 10 great schools, she chose Stevens. We went on the tour, loved it.

foreva temilio Hi!! So you will have to take MA121, MA122, MA123 and MA124 as a CS major if you don’t have AP Calc credit. I took calc in HS but I didn’t take the AP so I went through all those classes at Stevens. Each of them are 1/2 semester classes so you’ll be taking 121 and 122 within one semester. I took all honors classes and these APs: AP Computer Science, AP Computer Science Principles, APUSH, AP Lang, APUSH, AP Lit, and AP American Gov. Most of what I could use gave me credit for electives but I didn’t take the AP test for all those classes.

AparajitaRana Ohh okok!! I’m considering applying to Stevens!! but i haven’t taken pre-calculus or calculus? Will that prevent me from being accepted? Will it affect my application?

​@@forevatemilio5514 I know if you haven't some people will start out taking MA120 or doing math classes the summer before. One of my friends didnt take any sort of physics and they were just required to take one the summer before entering at Stevens! I'm honestly not sure how it affects the application, I'm guessing it isn't too big of a deal. Hope that helps!

AparajitaRana okok thank you so much for responding and giving me advice!! If I have any sort of questions may I dm you on Instagram? If you have one 💜

@@forevatemilio5514 ofc! it's @aparajitarr

Hey! I think it would be good to search up the Academic Catalog and maybe search up what some specific QF classes are like at Stevens. I’ve heard a lot of people really enjoy the QF curriculum and I know a good amount of CS majors that actually switch over to QF.

Hoboken is a very lively, young town! If you are looking for something to do there is always something going on :) Things don't really get shut down much

AparajitaRana thanks!

They have co-op! I personally haven't gone to many career fairs but they get great companies you get to interview with the day of. Stevens has excellent placement.

I decided to go to Northeastern for MS IS course even though i had a 14k scholarship. I heard better reviews for Northeastern compared to stevens.. so that decided it for me I had admits from UTD, ASU, UTArlington, UHCL as well, but i considered ranking and CoOp.

Northeastern is a great choice I have friends that really like it there :)

@@AamrahMSayed cool those are some great universities, what' your gre?

Hey! I'm honestly not sure how SAT scores work w these COVID times, if your grades show better maybe just stick with that and not submitting your SATs. That being said if you have a really good math SAT and it was just the reading/writing bringing it down that is also fine imo :) Good Luck!

@@LifeOfRanaa I got a 690 on the math section and 570 on the English, do you think that is good enough(at least for the math part)? (Tysm for replying)

@@ahnafabid5000 Hey! I think breaking 700 or 750 is mostly what they'd look for so I think I'd not submit in my opinion. Also depends on the other applicants from your school and in comparison to them.

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Honestly I had great experiences with the communities for different minority groups! I was sometimes the only girl in class but it never felt weird tbh

I did! It was really laid back and just like a conversation. It will affect your application but I don't think it could greatly hurt/help, maybe mostly considered if they aren't sure about you but I don't know for sure

Hi! I'm sorry I don't know much about the master's program scholarships :(

Hey! As far as I'm aware I think there only is Early Decision. Not exactly sure what you mean by merit scholarship, but I have the Presidential Scholarship, Martha Bayard Scholarship, and I think one other I'm forgetting but I got those while applying "regular" :)

@@LifeOfRanaa thanks sm!! Will doing an interview help in possibly receiving a scholarship? My stats are above the average accepted applicant, but I am on the more timid side and would not like to do an interview if it is avoidable. If an interview would help me receive a scholarship than I will do one. Do you think interviews are more geared towards admission rather than scholarships? Or does it apply to both?

@@annachang9197 I've heard interviews are good; however, they will ultimately boost your profile if you also perform well! I know I'd sometimes get nervous so I didn't want to risk it but I also don't think messing up can affect you too badly!

​@@annachang9197 My guess would be both! I know people with high scholarships that did and didn't interview

I'd say PM is a route some people take off CS that is more business management style work, but CS is going to always have some coding haha. If you don't like it, maybe see if Quantitate Finance or the Business & Technology majors intrigue you

Hey Mihika, I am planning to apply to Stevens for early decision II. Do you want to connect on social media so we can share stuff and help each other get into Stevens? Thanks

@@davor4471 sure

@@mihikaghaisas2664 my ig is davex2x2

Did you got the admit?

The Stevens Business School is definitely on the rise, a small group they are looking to really put more into it and they have some great professors. Not sure about Enterprise project management in particular.

@@LifeOfRanaa Thanks for the info. I've decided to go with Master in Management from NJIT. Thank you again!

My older sister came into Stevens undecided! I think if you like everything else and feel like you are likely to go into some sort of STEM you will be safe coming here :)

A lot of vegetarian options are often cheaper it's moreso that some places may not have vegetarian food but vegan/vegetarians are becoming more and more popular so I don't think that's a problem.