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Spread Your Wings: The Campaign for Endicott College

With support from alumni, students, parents, families, and friends, this comprehensive fundraising campaign will enhance the environment of our stunning seaside campus, empower our dynamic community of learners and innovators, provide a rich student experience, strengthen our academic offerings—and ensure every student who wants to begin their educational journey at Endicott feels at home.

Why Endicott?

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CAREER PREPARATION

94%+

Of those employed reported their job is 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.
ENGAGED FACULTY

14:1

Average 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.
WORLD-CLASS CAMPUS

235

Lush 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

Endicott College student Julia McIntyre Four Seasons internship

Four Seasons Hotel Boston

Taking a risk pays off.

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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The Artful Life Counseling Center and Studio

Art Expression Therapy—From Passion to Career

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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Boston Bruins Foundation

Where philanthropy meets sports

Brendan Carpenter '20

Sport Management

"I believe that every sports association should have a foundation that creates a positive reputation for the team, while improving the lives of others."

Senior sport management major, Brendan Carpenter did his semester internship with the Boston Bruins Foundation; a nonprofit that strives to improve the lives of families by collaborating with charitable organizations. While handling responsibilities on the business side of the foundation, Carpenter got to directly experience the impact it has on the community.

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