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Endicott is open as a fully residential campus with in-person classes this fall.
Safety measures are being taken to protect the College community. Read our FAQs to learn more, and see our COVID-19 dashboard which shows our latest testing data.
Endicott also has new digital tools that allow you to view the density count at the Callahan Center dining hall, to reserve exercise time at the Post Sport Science & Fitness Center, and to pick up mail from the Mail & Copy Center.
Tour The Nest—Virtually
Endicott has designed a way for you to experience the College’s picturesque coastal campus from the safety and convenience of your own desktop, tablet, or mobile device.
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CAREER PREPARATION90%+Graduates with careers related to their major
Our internship program starts your freshman year. When you leave Endicott, you'll know who you are and what you want to do.
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ENGAGED FACULTY14:1Average student-faculty ratio
At Endicott, you won't just occupy a seat in a lecture hall. Our small class sizes mean your professors will know your name.
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WORLD-CLASS CAMPUS235Lush oceanfront acres
State-of-the-art academic facilities, unique residential buildings, and sweeping views of the Atlantic make our campus your home away from home.
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Find your fit at Endicott
We're proud to offer a variety of innovative undergraduate and graduate programs backed by world-class student services and support. Find your program to begin your journey to a fulfilling career.
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Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate, and Certificate Programs
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Explore the Van Loan School
Graduate with a degree, a resume, and a job
Endicott's dynamic and industry-leading four-year internship model produces career-ready professionals prepared to be influential and impactful.
Internships and Careers
Four Seasons Hotel Boston
Taking a risk pays off.
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Julia McIntyre '20
Hospitality Management
"My advice for future Endicott College interns is to do an internship that’s outside of your comfort zone. I was encouraged by the Endicott internship faculty and my professors to give it a try and I’m so happy I did."
Hospitality major, Julia McIntyre ’20 spent her first two internships working at event planning venues, but was unsatisfied. As a senior, she decided to switch things up and intern with the Four Seasons Hotel in Boston. Here, she discovered a love for the dynamic hotel environment, and a newfound passion for marketing.
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Massachusetts State Police, Fire & Explosion Unit
Fires and Explosions: a Thrilling Career Path
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Kayla Kenehan '20
Political Science
"This internship has definitely moved me a step closer to my end goal because it allowed me to make connections with those in law enforcement. Additionally, I learned hands-on skills that I will hopefully use in my career, specifically the K-9 handling and training ones."
With her eyes set on a career in law enforcement, political science major, Kayla Kenehan ’20 did her senior internship with the Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Fire and Explosions Unit. Her experience involved working with highly-trained K-9s in situations such as a New England Patriots game at Gillette Stadium and working at Logan International Airport. Kenehan’s hands-on experience provided her with useful knowledge and valuable connections that will carry into her future career.
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The Artful Life Counseling Center and Studio
Art Expression Therapy—From Passion to Career
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Jeana Alfano '20
Criminal Justice
"Junior year I discovered expressive arts therapy, which is a field that uses various art modalities to help people express and visualize their emotions. For me, this was the first step to realizing that utilizing the arts in my career is what makes me feel fulfilled. This internship experience has put me on the right track in terms of unlocking what truly makes me happy."
During her time at Endicott College, Jeana Alfano ’20 has struggled to visualize herself finding in a career related to her major, criminal justice. It wasn’t until her junior year that she discovered that her love for art and theater could be utilized in a future career.
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