One of the most common questions any graduate admissions office hears is, “How do I fund my graduate education?” On top of choosing a school that fits their academic and professional goals, cost is one of the most significant concerns grad students have. Luckily, graduate school applicants have several funding options available to them.  …Continue Reading Exploring Funding Options for Graduate School: Scholarships, Loans, and More

This fall, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) had the privilege of hosting two distinguished Ukrainian professors as part of the BridgeUSA Ukrainian Academic Fellows Program (UAFP). This initiative, operated by American Councils, fosters collaboration between U.S. and Ukrainian academic institutions while equipping Ukrainian faculty with valuable insights to train the next generation of engineers, scientists, and…Continue Reading WPI Hosts Ukrainian Professors Through BridgeUSA UAFP Program

For Gary Acquah, the pursuit of a graduate degree in Civil Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) represents more than academic growth—it’s the next chapter in an already ambitious career. Originally from the Bronx, Acquah’s journey spans real estate, construction, and a commitment to sustainable, community-focused innovation.  With over a decade of experience in real…Continue Reading Gary Acquah, Gateway Scholar- Bridging Business, Engineering, and Innovation for the Future

At the end of November, WPI hosted the 6th annual INCOSE fall workshop in partnership with the INCOSE New England Chapter. Held at WPI’s historic Higgins House, the day featured engaging discussions, remarks, and presentations by industry professionals, WPI professors, and students. Breakfast and coffee welcomed attendees as they settled in. Brian Sheehan, INCOSE NE…Continue Reading WPI Hosts 6th Annual INCOSE Fall Workshop