Worcester Polytechnic Institute post study work visa

Q. What are the Job Opportunities for the students?

Ans: Cooperative education program (co-op) for students, including non-citizens, is an amazing opportunity for the students. It provides students with experience and a career path. The program makes students more aware of the day-to-day operations of industry and exposes students to professional standards and methods used to accomplish objectives in a business environment. On an average, the students earn an average between $21,000 - $26,000, depending on the assignments they take.

The Summer Internship Program serves the students really well and through this they explore career options, gain work experience, earn income and contribute to society during the summer months. Students typically find positions in and around the Worcester/Boston area. Salaries can vary greatly.

To know more about the various career opportunities, one can visit the Career Development Center Website: https://www.wpi.edu/student-experience/career-development

 Q. What are the top landmarks around the institute?

Ans: Top landmarks:

• Worcester Art Museum
• Escape Game Worcester
• Salisbury Mansion
• American Antiquarian society
• Tuckerman hall
• Institute park
• The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing arts
• Bancroft tower
• Worcester center for crafts
• Worcester historical museum

Q. What are the various housing services on the campus?

Ans. Residential halls include:

• Daniels Hall
• East Hall
• Faraday Hall
• Founders Hall
• Hampton Inn
• Institute Hall
• Messenger Hall
• Morgan Hall
• Sanford Riley Hall
• Stoddard Complex
• WPI Townhouses

Apartments include:

• Ellsworth Apartments
• Fuller Apartments

Campus houses include:

• Cedar House A
• Cedar House B
• Elbridge House
• Fruit House
• Hackfeld House
• Marston House A
• Marston House B
• Oak House
• Schussler House
• Sever House
• Trowbridge House
• Wachusett House
• West House
• William House