FRANKLIN W OLIN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

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Franklin W Olin College Of Engineering

School Overview

The maximum program length is more than 4 years. The highest degree offered by the school is the Bachelor's degree.

Contacting the School

Olin Way
Needham, MA 02492
Main Phone: (781) 292-2373
Web Site: www.olin.edu

Student Body Size and Diversity

In Fall 2002, the school had 75 (full-time equivalent) students. In Fall 2002, 13 male students and 19 female students enrolled as first-time students (freshmen, typically). Male students comprised 40.6% of the student body, while females made up 59.4%.

Minority enrollment included African-American (1)%, Hispanic (8)%, and Asian (11)%.

School Selectivity

In the class starting in 2002, 9.6% of applicants were admitted.

Verbal SAT:
Three quarters of students scored at least 690. One quarter of students scored at least 730.

Math SAT:
On the Math SAT, 75% of students scored 730 or higher. One fourth of students scored 770 or higher.

Degree Levels

Bachelor's Degree

Degree Programs

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Engineering

Special Student Services

Academic Services

Remedial assistance

Financial Flexibility

Student employment services
Career counseling

Cost of Attending

In-State, Living With Family:

$ 27,748

Admission Requirements

The school does not offer open admission; requirements include:

Required:

Secondary school record is required.
Standardized test scores are required.
Recommendations are required.
The TOEFL (if applicable) is required for international students.

Recommended (but not required):

High-school GPA is recommended.
Secondary school rank is recommended.
A college preparatory program is recommended.

Neither Required Nor Recommended:

A demonstration of competency (such as samples of work, e.g.) is neither required nor recommended.

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