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Endicott at a glance History Founded in 1939 by Dr. Eleanor Tupper and Dr. George Bierkoe, named for John Endicott, the first colonial Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony. Location Scenic, oceanfront campus situated 32 kilometers (20 miles) north of Boston, Massachusetts, noted as the college “capital” of the world. Short train ride from Endicott to Downtown Boston

Endicott at a glance Campus 235 acres with 56 buildings and 30 residence halls, surrounded by woods, lawns, lakes, and shoreline. Students 2,800 undergraduate men and women from throughout the United States and around the world are enrolled at our campus in Beverly, Massachusetts. Over 2,350 students are enrolled in the Van Loan School of Graduate and Professional Studies. Class Size 100% less than 40; 98% less than 30; 51% less than 20.

Endicott at a glance Degrees Doctor of Education Bachelor of Arts Doctor of Philosophy Bachelor of Science Master of Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts Master of Business Administration Associate in Science Associate in Arts Master of Education Master of Fine Arts Master of Science

Endicott at a glance Accreditations New England Association of Schools and Colleges Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing Council for Interior Design Accreditation National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA) The Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration (ACPHA)

Endicott at a glance Rankings In U.S. News and World Report's 2017 Best Colleges, Endicott received the following recognitions: Tier One: In Top Regional Universities - North, ranked 51 out of 187 institutions (top 30%). A+ Schools for B Students: One of 32 institutions in our category. Top college for internship: One of 22 institutions in the U.S

Endicott - Campus Life Housing Approximately 90% live on campus. Men’s and women’s residence halls have coeducational options and consist of mansions, traditional residence halls, townhouses, and suite-style housing.

Endicott Campus Life Student Life Over 70 clubs and organizations reflect student interests. Opportunities are available from honor societies to volunteer community service activities, music, cultural and social awareness programs, student leadership organizations, and numerous publications.

Endicott Campus Life Athletics NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics are available in: Baseball Soccer Basketball Softball cross country Tennis Equestrian women’s track field hockey Volleyball Football Club- cheerleading, crew, dance, and rugby (men’s and women’s) Men’s golf Ice hockey Lacrosse

Academic Programs School of Arts & Sciences Applied Mathematics Integrated Studies Bioengineering International Studies Biology and Biotechnology Liberal Studies Political Science Computer Science Psychology Criminal Justice English Environmental Science History

Academic Programs School of Business Accounting Business Management Entrepreneurship Finance International Business Marketing

Academic Programs School of Communications Digital Media Digital Journalism Digital Filmmaking Marketing Communication/Advertising

Academic Programs School of Education Autism and Applied Behavior analysis Early Childhood Teacher Licensure Educational Studies Elementary Teacher Licensure Secondary Teacher Licensure

Academic Programs School of Hospitality Management Events Management International Hospitality Management Senior Community Management Hotel Management

Academic Programs School of Sport Science & Fitness Studies Athletic Training Exercise Science Sport Management Coaching Certification

Academic Programs School of Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Academic Programs School of Visual &Performing Arts Art Therapy Graphic Design Interior Design Photography Studio Arts

The Internship Program at Endicott Endicott was the first college in the United States to require internships in every program of study. Three distinct internships are completed over the course of four years. These include two 120-hour experiences, completed in the winter session of the freshman and sophomore years, and a semester long internship, completed in the spring of junior year or fall of senior year. In connection with their internship experiences, students participate in on-campus classroom exchange, online threaded discussions, written assignments, oral presentations, blogs, audio journals, and portfolio pieces. Over 53% of the members of the Class of 2015 received their first career position at one of their three former internship sites.

Research Undergraduate research at Endicott takes several forms.  The culminating activity for all seniors is the creation of an original thesis project that involves in-depth study and discovery research in an area of interest within the major. Topics that emerge during the senior internship experience often become the basis for the thesis projects, which can range from the creation of original artistic works to the study of a problem within the social sciences. During a thesis conference held prior to graduation, seniors share their projects with the entire Endicott community.

Optional Practical Training Optional Practical Training: Immigration Regulations allow F-1 students to complete a total of 12 months of Optional Practical Training while in F-1 student status. Optional Practical Training is designed to provide you with an opportunity to gain actual employment experience in your chosen profession. The employment must be related to your field of study and commensurate with your skills and educational level. Many international students at Endicott have used this option to gain valuable work experience after graduation.

Admission Endicott is not a part of the Common Application Application requirements include: An official secondary school transcript with first quarter/ marking period senior year grades A letter of recommendation Essay Test scores. SAT/ACT TOEFL/ IELTS The TOEFL is required for all students whose native language is not English. Resume (optional)

Tuition and Financial Aid Undergraduate Fees Tuition: $31,454 (2017 – 18) Room and Board: $14,900 (2017 – 18) Students may be considered for Endicott Presidential Academic, Presidential Art, and Endicott Health Sciences scholarships. The Office of Admission notifies eligible recipients of these awards along with the offer of acceptance to the College.

Why Endicott? Location Community Internship Research Outcomes