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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.
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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Massachusetts State House
Making an impact through state government
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Patrick Whalen '20
Political Science
"I know that being able to make a difference in my community, and seeing those changes I contributed to, left a big impact on me. I know I want to make a positive change in my world, this internship helped me discover that."
Senior Political Science major, Patrick Whalen, completed his semester-long internship at the Massachusetts State House. Working alongside State Representative Michael J. Soter, Whalen gained perspective on the inner workings of a government organization. He explained that being immersed in the state government left a positive lasting impression on him.
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