New England Institute of Technology

06/01/2026

Congratulations to our Associate in Nursing (RN) and Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) graduates! 🩺💙

During the pinning ceremonies we celebrate the dedication, resilience, and compassion that brought these students to this important milestone as they prepare to enter the nursing profession.

05/29/2026

Spring Term has officially come to a close 🌼

Wishing all of our students a great Summer Intersession and a well-deserved break between terms. 🐯☀️

We can’t wait to welcome everyone back to campus for Summer Term!

05/28/2026

Congratulations to the third graduating class of New England Tech’s Early College Program! 🎓

This year, 64 high school seniors from 27 Rhode Island schools and one Massachusetts school completed college coursework at NEIT while still enrolled in high school. Together, they earned more than 3,600 college credits, and 90% of graduates will continue into postsecondary education.

We’re proud to celebrate these students and all they’ve accomplished!

05/21/2026

Thank you to Chief Paul Martellini, Lieutenant Michael DeLima, and Heidi Gagnon from the Rhode Island Sheriffs Department for visiting campus to speak with our Criminal Justice students.

We appreciate the department taking the time to connect with our students, share their experience, and talk about career options.

05/21/2026

Welding Engineering 2026 NEIT GRAD, Cameron Conway chose NEIT for something he couldn’t find anywhere else — a true degree in welding.

While most programs offered short-term certifications, Cameron was looking for more. He wanted depth, not just the basics and after touring campus, he knew NEIT was the place to get it.

Through hands-on learning and in-depth instruction from his professors, Cameron didn’t just learn how to weld, he really understood the “why” behind it. From metallurgy and the sciences behind welding, his learning carried directly into his internship at A/Z Corp, where he applied his skills in a real world setting.

Now, he is continuing his education at NEIT to earn his bachelor’s degree in Construction Management while working a full-time as a Project Controls Associate.

Congratulations, Cameron! 🐯💙🎓

05/18/2026

2026 NEIT GRAD, Alexis Mason is ready to step into her career as a Graphic Designer.

She originally started in another program, but she quickly realized it wasn’t the right fit. With guidance from a professor who suggested Graphic Design, she made the switch — and hasn’t looked back since.

During her time at NEIT, Alexis appreciated the wide availability and access to industry-standard software and stock resources, which helped spark her curiosity and build confidence in her work.

She says, “Even just working on class projects and capstone assignments, I felt like I was already in the field. I was learning every step to follow, from brainstorming to sketching, to creating mockups and even building pitch decks and invoices.”

These are the skills that helped her feel prepared to step into her next chapter.

Congratulations, Alexis!🐯💙🎓

05/14/2026

Spring 2026 Tech News is Here!🐯📚

This latest edition is available now, celebrating milestones, momentum, and the future of the skilled trades.

Keep an eye out for it in your inbox or start reading now:

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05/12/2026

These students graduated from high school in 2025 and earned a college degree in 2026 🎓

That’s the power of the Early College Program at New England Tech!

📢 Big News – We’ve extended the deadline for the 2026-2027 school year to May 18th.

High school juniors can apply to spend their senior year on campus, get a head start on college, explore career paths, and still stay connected to their high school communities – tuition-free!

Learn more at neit.edu/earlycollege

05/11/2026

2026 NEIT GRAD, Anthony Benevides never thought he’d be earning his bachelor's degree.

He started his associates at NEIT in Electrical Technology and towards the end of the program he realized he wanted to learn more. He was looking for more challenge and more understanding of how things really work.

What really made a difference was NEIT’s hands-on approach. Being able to test, troubleshoot, and see things work in real time brought back a level of motivation to learn that he hadn’t felt before. For the first time, learning didn’t feel forced.

Now, he’s graduating with his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology and pushing himself to understand every machine he works with, with the goal of one day programming and controlling them himself.

Congratulations, Anthony!🐯🎓💙

05/09/2026

Congratulations to New England Tech Early College student Melissa Paulin, who was named valedictorian of Jacqueline M. Walsh School for the Arts in Pawtucket.

Melissa studied Health Sciences at NEIT and will continue her academic journey at the University of California, Davis, where she plans to major in Clinical Nutrition. She counts stepping out of her comfort zone to enroll in Early College as one of her greatest accomplishments.

Reminder: The deadline to apply for Early College 2026–2027 has been extended to May 18th. Learn more and apply at neit.edu/earlycollege.

PAWTUCKET – When it comes to their four years of high school at Jacqueline M. Walsh School for the Arts, this year’s valedictorian and salutatorian, Melissa Paulin and Liliana Roberts,