Wentworth institute of technology a college on the change bringing there shelf's up to the modern area with a brand new engineering building opening 2019.
I had a pleasant time at my son's in person commencement ceremony today!
Wentworth is a great education if you're looking to come out of college with a job. The Co-Op program (similar to Northeastern's) is well known and developed. I feel confident coming out of Wentworth in less than a year that I will have a job before I even graduate. It has its weak points as a University but overall I'm very happy with my decision to attend.
Went on a visit with my grandson with a preconceived perception of an intercity campus as I know them from intercity campuses in the NJ vicinity. I was pleasantly surprised by Wentworth with both the campus and it's facilities. Not some some armed containment area to keep students on campus, but rather free and open both in and around it. Note that Wentworth isn't some White enclave in the middle of crime, destuction, and filth, but rather a charming, not overwhelming campus, in a large city environment geared to provide a superior education to all who choose to attend. FYI, Boston has a population of some 250,000 college students so attention concerned parents, if little Madison or Josh can't get a date there's hope for them in Beantown!
The Wentworth Institute of Technology (WIT) is a well-known private university of science and engineering in downtown Boston, Massachusetts. In 1904, according to the will of Boston businessman Arioch Wentworth, based on his $7 million worth of real estate donated, the original purpose was to teach science and engineering courses. WIT is a prestigious University of Technology in the United States. It adheres to the philosophy of Innovation in the Making and leads students to innovate in practice. The school implements undergraduate elite education, innovation and entrepreneurship education and practical science education [2], and has cultivated a large number of cornerstone scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs for the engineering enterprise community, and has been widely praised in the industry.
It is an excellent school. I was accepted to Northeastern University, to the University of Massachusetts and many other good colleges. It boiled down to the school s teaching setup. The school offered smaller class sizes and more one on one instruction. And then it was finalized by asking a few headhunters that if I had four identical resumes which school would stand out and it was Wentworth. Case closed.
I graduated in 1965 and Wentworth was the gateway to a wonderful Life having come from poverty. I became an executive engineer at Ford motor, living my dream job working on air bag systems for cars. It was the most formative educational event in my life. Thank you Wentworth!
College tour was very professional and very friendly guide, staff and students were available after the tour to ask any questions we had. Thinking about going here, but very good impressions.
