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Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science

The Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science at WPI—or Mass Academy, as it is commonly referred to—is a tuition-free, co-educational, public high school located in Worcester, in the Heart of the Commonwealth.

Program Details

• The school enrolls about 50 new students each year, for a total of about 100 students in the school.
  • These incoming students are usually academically accelerated 11th grade students and come from all around the state with various backgrounds.
  • The students and their families do not pay to attend Mass Academy, as it is tuition-free.
• Math and science are emphasized within a comprehensive, interactive academic program in the junior year at the school.
  • Students often participate in extracurricular activities from their "home" school, making them well-rounded and well-prepared for college applications.
• Students in their senior year actually take classes at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), which is well-known for its project-based learning, academic rigor, and unusually high return on investment.

Academic Structure

• The junior year focuses on a comprehensive, interactive academic program with an emphasis on math and science.
• The senior year involves taking classes at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), integrating students into WPI's project-based learning environment.

Admission and Enrollment

• The school admits approximately 50 new students each year.
• Admission is open to academically accelerated 11th grade students from around the state, with a focus on diversity in backgrounds.

Tuition

• Mass Academy is a tuition-free public high school, making it accessible to students without the burden of tuition fees.