Ranking Overview

Wentworth's ranking profile is strongest in career outcomes, value and engineering-focused recognition.

Current Ranking Snapshot

Ranking body	Latest available position
U.S. News & World Report 2026	Regional Universities (North), No. 28
U.S. News & World Report 2026	Best Value Schools (regional), No. 41
Forbes	Top 15 Colleges for Launching Your Career
Wentworth outcomes survey	91% employed or in graduate school within 6 months
Wentworth outcomes survey	97% of graduates work in their field or major
Wentworth outcomes survey	$72,240 full-time median starting salary
Wentworth outcomes survey	60% of the class of 2023 hired directly from co-op

What The Rankings Mean

For Wentworth, the ranking story is about return on investment. The university's best-known strengths are employability, salary outcomes and a co-op system that helps students build experience before graduation.

Recognition And Quality Signals

Wentworth also highlights:

• A hands-on, project-based curriculum
• 5 distinct schools
• 60+ labs, studios and maker spaces
• A strong international student presence
• A broad set of STEM-designated programs

Ranking Advice For September 2026 Applicants

Students applying for the September 2026 intake should compare Wentworth using:

• Graduate employment and starting salary
• Co-op access in the chosen major
• Value after scholarship
• Boston location and employer access
• Whether the field is better served by a technical or applied degree

If you want a university where rankings are closely tied to career outcomes, Wentworth is a strong option.