Endicott College

Discover Endicott, where a diverse group of 2,850 undergraduate students from 38 states and 35 countries are exploring options and expanding their horizons. With the benefits of a core liberal arts curriculum, professional studies, and required internships, Endicott’s students are well prepared to face the challenges of their professional lives. Offering master’s degree programs in Business Administration, Education, Homeland Security Studies, Information Technology, Interior Architecture, and Nursing and doctoral programs in Applied Behavior Analysis, Educational Leadership, and Nursing, the Van Loan School of Graduate and Professional Studies enrolls over 2,400 students. 

Academics
All of our degree programs provide
a core liberal arts curriculum combined with a professional focus, resulting in Endicott’s unique integration of theory and practice. Small class sizes and a 13:1 student-faculty ratio allow for individual attention and facilitate a supportive and personal learning environment across a wide variety of disciplines in our bachelor’s degree programs. An honors program offers qualified students the challenges of participating in independent study, field experiences, and research projects, and the Academic Resources Department provides assistance for succeeding in college study.

Experiential learning/internship program: the competitive edge
Required internships are perhaps the most noteworthy feature of Endicott’s academic programs. As the first college in the United States to require internship experiences for all students, Endicott has developed a program that is unique and distinctive. Students in all majors have the opportunity to acquire firsthand experience, sharpen their insights, gain confidence, and increase their skills with internships related to their career goals. Internship sites in Boston, throughout the United States, and around the world ensure students achieve a blend of practical as well as academic expertise in their chosen fields.

Over 53% of the members of the Class of 2016 received their first career position at one of their three former internship sites. The Career Center and Internship Office work collaboratively to share resources and integrate internships with employment opportunities.

Campus environment
Endicott’s academic facilities feature a communication studio; computer, nursing, and science laboratories; and technology-enhanced classrooms. The Judge Science Center/Gerrish School of Business opened in the fall of 2013. Features include state-of-the-art integrated teaching and research laboratories; chemical analysis, computer science, and robotics laboratories; case study classrooms; the Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship; and a 150-seat auditorium. The Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts was completed in January 2009 and features a 250-seat performance hall, a 100-seat black box theater, a museum-quality gallery, various studios, and Macintosh computer labs. La Chanterelle, the nontraditional classroom for the School of Hospitality Management, offers hands-on restaurant management training. The Post Sport Science and Fitness Center is home to both athletic and recreational activities as well as classroom and laboratory space. Endicott’s competitive Division III athletic programs captured six conference championships during the 2016–2017 season.

On a campus of 56 buildings and 30 residence halls, tranquil ponds, rolling lawns, and three private beaches, Endicott is a vibrant part of Massachusetts’s historic North Shore. This waterfront campus, located just a short train ride from Boston, creates a strong community through student organizations and activities. Students enjoy social, cultural, and educational programming through campus events as well as attractions in nearby Boston. Frates Hall opened for the 2016–2017 academic school year for predominantly freshman students.

Admission
Students must submit application materials for the fall term by the deadline of February 15 (international and transfer students—March 15). We may continue to accept applications after that date; however, traditionally our class reaches capacity by early April. We typically notify candidates of an admission decision within four to 10 weeks. Application requirements include an official secondary school transcript with senior year first-quarter/marking period grades, a letter of recommendation, and an essay. SAT or ACT scores are optional with the exception of applicants with majors in Athletic Training, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Physical Education Teacher Licensure, Nursing, and all Secondary Education Teacher Licensure programs. The College requests that scores be sent directly from ETS (EC code 3369) or ACT (EC code 1824). At the Beverly campus, a new undergraduate class of 770 freshmen enrolls from approximately 4,000 applicants. Although a personal interview is not required for admission, we strongly encourage you to visit Endicott. This will be an important opportunity for you to meet students, faculty, and administrators and to tour our beautiful oceanfront campus. In addition to your student-guided tour, you will meet with a member of the admission staff to discuss the entire Endicott educational experience.