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Discover everything you’ll experience during your time at Endicott. Live in an inspiring place.

Learn in a community that knows you.

With sweeping views of the Atlantic and miles of walking trails, you’ll take in the beauty of New England on our vibrant campus, and take advantage of the opportunities in nearby Boston.

With smaller class sizes, you’ll make more personal connections with professors and peers, and learn from our approachable faculty who are experts in their fields and bring real-world experience into the classroom.

235

acres of seaside campus

3,096

2026–27

Tuition & Fees Tuition: $43,264 Housing (standard): $12,895 Food (standard): $5,814 Fees: $1,200 Total: $63,173 Merit scholarships and need-based grants are available to those who qualify. Financial assistance is available for eligible students through Endicott, federal, state, and private programs. For more information, visit endicott.edu/financialaid.

traditional undergraduate students

Admission Information & Dates

20

1,105 graduate students

Early Decision I*

November 1

November 15

December 15

3

12:1

Early Decision II

January 15

February 1

February 15

Early Action I*

November 1

November 15

December 23

student to faculty ratio

Early Action II

December 15

January 6

February 15

90+

Regular Decision**

February 1

February 15

March 15**

International Applications

February 1

February 15

March 15

Spring Semester & Transfer Applicants

December 15

As soon as possible

Applicants are notified on a rolling basis

Fall Transfer Applicants

March 15

As soon as possible

Applicants are notified on a rolling basis

miles north of Boston

private beaches

programs of study

Admission Decision Plan

Application Deadline

Document Deadline

Decision Notification

* Nursing applicants are required to apply under the Early Decision I or Early Action I decision plans by November 1. ** Regular Decision admission notification will be released on a bi-weekly basis beginning on or before February 1. All completed Regular Decision applicants will receive their admission decision by March 15.

Connect with us!

Tour first-year halls on our “Residence Life” Instagram highlight!

Application fee is waived for visitors!

Office of Admission 376 Hale Street, Beverly, MA 01915 978-921-1000 admission@endicott.edu endicott.edu/admission

@endicottcollege @endicottadmission

This is ENDICOTT


We’re all about

experience.

See the world.

Get involved & have fun!

Our Global Gulls study and intern abroad program is life-changing. You will build lasting friendships, confidence, and gain a deeper understanding of the world around you.

From club and intramural sports to theater and the arts, you’ll find your niche—and your people— at Endicott, and be surrounded by our contagious school spirit. Go Gulls!

• Close to 40% of Endicott students study or intern globally • 27 partner institutions around the world • Same cost as a semester at Endicott, often with financial offers

Explore your interests. Baccalaureate Programs

Intern and gain a competitive edge. for every student, Endicott’s pioneering internship program transforms a rigorous liberal arts education into meaningful, real-world experience,

• Cheer for our 22 varsity teams (with 133 NCAA appearances and 148 conference championships!), 6 club teams, and participate in any of our countless intramural and recreational opportunities.

and gives you the opportunity to intern at home or abroad. Because

• Join more than 40% of our students who engage in community service activities • Pitch your new business idea at our annual Spark Tank competition

internships are an integrated, credit-earning part of every student’s academic journey—not an optional add-on—you’ll graduate with extensive professional experience alongside your degree. We call this the

100

%

of students complete three or more internships and a senior thesis

Endicott Experiential Edge—a comprehensive program that equips you with the opportunities, hands-on experiences, and career support you need to build confidence and gain a competitive edge in your career. *Internships take the form of clinicals or practicums in nursing, education, and athletic training.

first 2-credit (120 hr) internship during the spring or summer—most students complete this close to home! Second Year: Build confidence in your program of interest and complete a second 2-credit (120 hr) internship in the spring or summer, and start

99

%

of graduates are employed or pursuing graduate school

55

%

of graduates received job offers from their internship site

building your resume. Third Year: Gain global perspective and build connections through a study & intern abroad program or stay on campus and get involved in community service. Fourth Year: Take on a full-semester 12-credit (28-32 hr) internship along with one day of class a week, balancing the responsibilities of a 9-5 job and setting yourself up for success post-graduation.

School of Visual & Performing Arts

Nursing

Communication Criminal Justice Digital Media Digital Journalism TV/Film Production English Creative Writing Literature & Language Secondary Education History Public History Secondary Education Interdisciplinary Studies Individually Designed Major Marketing Communication/Advertising Political Science Psychology

Architectural Studies Art Therapy Expressive Arts Therapy Graphic Design Interior Architecture Performing Arts Dance Music Theater Individually Designed Photography (B.S. & BFA) Studio Art 2-D 3-D Intermedia: Digital Media & Mixed Media

School of Sport Science

Applied Behavior Analysis (M.S.) Bioinformatics (M.S) Business Analytics (M.S) Criminal Justice (M.S.) Education (M.Ed.) Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Homeland Security (M.S.) Interior Architecture (M.A.) Business Administration (MBA) Nursing (M.S.) Organizational Leadership (M.S.) Sport Leadership (M.S.)

Accounting AI & Analytics Management Business Management Entrepreneurship Events Management Finance Healthcare Management Hospitality Management International Business Marketing

School of Education

How our program works: First Year: Explore your chosen field of study early by completing your

School of Social Sciences, Communication, & Humanities

Curtis L. Gerrish School of Business

As one of the first schools in the country to require three internships*

• Explore more than 50 clubs and organizations

Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences

95

%

of employed students found work related to their major

Education Educational Studies Early Childhood Elementary

School of Science & Technology Applied Mathematics Actuarial Science Data Science with AI Bioengineering Biology & Biotechnology Secondary Education Computer Science AI & Data Engineering Cybersecurity Game Development Networking & Hardware Software Engineering with AI Engineering Environmental Science Secondary Education Mathematics Secondary Education

Esports Management Exercise Science/Pre-Professional Athletic Training 3+2 (B.S./M.S.) Exercise Science Allied Health Sport Management

Fifth Year Programs

Learn more and explore our minors at endicott.edu/programs


Discover everything you’ll experience during your time at Endicott. Live in an inspiring place.

Learn in a community that knows you.

With sweeping views of the Atlantic and miles of walking trails, you’ll take in the beauty of New England on our vibrant campus, and take advantage of the opportunities in nearby Boston.

With smaller class sizes, you’ll make more personal connections with professors and peers, and learn from our approachable faculty who are experts in their fields and bring real-world experience into the classroom.

235

acres of seaside campus

3,096

2026–27

Tuition & Fees Tuition: $43,264 Housing (standard): $12,895 Food (standard): $5,814 Fees: $1,200 Total: $63,173 Merit scholarships and need-based grants are available to those who qualify. Financial assistance is available for eligible students through Endicott, federal, state, and private programs. For more information, visit endicott.edu/financialaid.

traditional undergraduate students

Admission Information & Dates

20

1,105 graduate students

Early Decision I*

November 1

November 15

December 15

3

12:1

Early Decision II

January 15

February 1

February 15

Early Action I*

November 1

November 15

December 23

student to faculty ratio

Early Action II

December 15

January 6

February 15

90+

Regular Decision**

February 1

February 15

March 15**

International Applications

February 1

February 15

March 15

Spring Semester & Transfer Applicants

December 15

As soon as possible

Applicants are notified on a rolling basis

Fall Transfer Applicants

March 15

As soon as possible

Applicants are notified on a rolling basis

miles north of Boston

private beaches

programs of study

Admission Decision Plan

Application Deadline

Document Deadline

Decision Notification

* Nursing applicants are required to apply under the Early Decision I or Early Action I decision plans by November 1. ** Regular Decision admission notification will be released on a bi-weekly basis beginning on or before February 1. All completed Regular Decision applicants will receive their admission decision by March 15.

Connect with us!

Tour first-year halls on our “Residence Life” Instagram highlight!

Application fee is waived for visitors!

Office of Admission 376 Hale Street, Beverly, MA 01915 978-921-1000 admission@endicott.edu endicott.edu/admission

@endicottcollege @endicottadmission

This is ENDICOTT


We’re all about

experience.

See the world.

Get involved & have fun!

Our Global Gulls study and intern abroad program is life-changing. You will build lasting friendships, confidence, and gain a deeper understanding of the world around you.

From club and intramural sports to theater and the arts, you’ll find your niche—and your people— at Endicott, and be surrounded by our contagious school spirit. Go Gulls!

• Close to 40% of Endicott students study or intern globally • 27 partner institutions around the world • Same cost as a semester at Endicott, often with financial offers

Explore your interests. Baccalaureate Programs

Intern and gain a competitive edge. for every student, Endicott’s pioneering internship program transforms a rigorous liberal arts education into meaningful, real-world experience,

• Cheer for our 22 varsity teams (with 133 NCAA appearances and 148 conference championships!), 6 club teams, and participate in any of our countless intramural and recreational opportunities.

and gives you the opportunity to intern at home or abroad. Because

• Join more than 40% of our students who engage in community service activities • Pitch your new business idea at our annual Spark Tank competition

internships are an integrated, credit-earning part of every student’s academic journey—not an optional add-on—you’ll graduate with extensive professional experience alongside your degree. We call this the

100

%

of students complete three or more internships and a senior thesis

Endicott Experiential Edge—a comprehensive program that equips you with the opportunities, hands-on experiences, and career support you need to build confidence and gain a competitive edge in your career. *Internships take the form of clinicals or practicums in nursing, education, and athletic training.

first 2-credit (120 hr) internship during the spring or summer—most students complete this close to home! Second Year: Build confidence in your program of interest and complete a second 2-credit (120 hr) internship in the spring or summer, and start

99

%

of graduates are employed or pursuing graduate school

55

%

of graduates received job offers from their internship site

building your resume. Third Year: Gain global perspective and build connections through a study & intern abroad program or stay on campus and get involved in community service. Fourth Year: Take on a full-semester 12-credit (28-32 hr) internship along with one day of class a week, balancing the responsibilities of a 9-5 job and setting yourself up for success post-graduation.

School of Visual & Performing Arts

Nursing

Communication Criminal Justice Digital Media Digital Journalism TV/Film Production English Creative Writing Literature & Language Secondary Education History Public History Secondary Education Interdisciplinary Studies Individually Designed Major Marketing Communication/Advertising Political Science Psychology

Architectural Studies Art Therapy Expressive Arts Therapy Graphic Design Interior Architecture Performing Arts Dance Music Theater Individually Designed Photography (B.S. & BFA) Studio Art 2-D 3-D Intermedia: Digital Media & Mixed Media

School of Sport Science

Applied Behavior Analysis (M.S.) Bioinformatics (M.S) Business Analytics (M.S) Criminal Justice (M.S.) Education (M.Ed.) Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Homeland Security (M.S.) Interior Architecture (M.A.) Business Administration (MBA) Nursing (M.S.) Organizational Leadership (M.S.) Sport Leadership (M.S.)

Accounting AI & Analytics Management Business Management Entrepreneurship Events Management Finance Healthcare Management Hospitality Management International Business Marketing

School of Education

How our program works: First Year: Explore your chosen field of study early by completing your

School of Social Sciences, Communication, & Humanities

Curtis L. Gerrish School of Business

As one of the first schools in the country to require three internships*

• Explore more than 50 clubs and organizations

Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences

95

%

of employed students found work related to their major

Education Educational Studies Early Childhood Elementary

School of Science & Technology Applied Mathematics Actuarial Science Data Science with AI Bioengineering Biology & Biotechnology Secondary Education Computer Science AI & Data Engineering Cybersecurity Game Development Networking & Hardware Software Engineering with AI Engineering Environmental Science Secondary Education Mathematics Secondary Education

Esports Management Exercise Science/Pre-Professional Athletic Training 3+2 (B.S./M.S.) Exercise Science Allied Health Sport Management

Fifth Year Programs

Learn more and explore our minors at endicott.edu/programs


We’re all about

experience.

See the world.

Get involved & have fun!

Our Global Gulls study and intern abroad program is life-changing. You will build lasting friendships, confidence, and gain a deeper understanding of the world around you.

From club and intramural sports to theater and the arts, you’ll find your niche—and your people— at Endicott, and be surrounded by our contagious school spirit. Go Gulls!

• Close to 40% of Endicott students study or intern globally • 27 partner institutions around the world • Same cost as a semester at Endicott, often with financial offers

Explore your interests. Baccalaureate Programs

Intern and gain a competitive edge. for every student, Endicott’s pioneering internship program transforms a rigorous liberal arts education into meaningful, real-world experience,

• Cheer for our 22 varsity teams (with 133 NCAA appearances and 148 conference championships!), 6 club teams, and participate in any of our countless intramural and recreational opportunities.

and gives you the opportunity to intern at home or abroad. Because

• Join more than 40% of our students who engage in community service activities • Pitch your new business idea at our annual Spark Tank competition

internships are an integrated, credit-earning part of every student’s academic journey—not an optional add-on—you’ll graduate with extensive professional experience alongside your degree. We call this the

100

%

of students complete three or more internships and a senior thesis

Endicott Experiential Edge—a comprehensive program that equips you with the opportunities, hands-on experiences, and career support you need to build confidence and gain a competitive edge in your career. *Internships take the form of clinicals or practicums in nursing, education, and athletic training.

first 2-credit (120 hr) internship during the spring or summer—most students complete this close to home! Second Year: Build confidence in your program of interest and complete a second 2-credit (120 hr) internship in the spring or summer, and start

99

%

of graduates are employed or pursuing graduate school

55

%

of graduates received job offers from their internship site

building your resume. Third Year: Gain global perspective and build connections through a study & intern abroad program or stay on campus and get involved in community service. Fourth Year: Take on a full-semester 12-credit (28-32 hr) internship along with one day of class a week, balancing the responsibilities of a 9-5 job and setting yourself up for success post-graduation.

School of Visual & Performing Arts

Nursing

Communication Criminal Justice Digital Media Digital Journalism TV/Film Production English Creative Writing Literature & Language Secondary Education History Public History Secondary Education Interdisciplinary Studies Individually Designed Major Marketing Communication/Advertising Political Science Psychology

Architectural Studies Art Therapy Expressive Arts Therapy Graphic Design Interior Architecture Performing Arts Dance Music Theater Individually Designed Photography (B.S. & BFA) Studio Art 2-D 3-D Intermedia: Digital Media & Mixed Media

School of Sport Science

Applied Behavior Analysis (M.S.) Bioinformatics (M.S) Business Analytics (M.S) Criminal Justice (M.S.) Education (M.Ed.) Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Homeland Security (M.S.) Interior Architecture (M.A.) Business Administration (MBA) Nursing (M.S.) Organizational Leadership (M.S.) Sport Leadership (M.S.)

Accounting AI & Analytics Management Business Management Entrepreneurship Events Management Finance Healthcare Management Hospitality Management International Business Marketing

School of Education

How our program works: First Year: Explore your chosen field of study early by completing your

School of Social Sciences, Communication, & Humanities

Curtis L. Gerrish School of Business

As one of the first schools in the country to require three internships*

• Explore more than 50 clubs and organizations

Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences

95

%

of employed students found work related to their major

Education Educational Studies Early Childhood Elementary

School of Science & Technology Applied Mathematics Actuarial Science Data Science with AI Bioengineering Biology & Biotechnology Secondary Education Computer Science AI & Data Engineering Cybersecurity Game Development Networking & Hardware Software Engineering with AI Engineering Environmental Science Secondary Education Mathematics Secondary Education

Esports Management Exercise Science/Pre-Professional Athletic Training 3+2 (B.S./M.S.) Exercise Science Allied Health Sport Management

Fifth Year Programs

Learn more and explore our minors at endicott.edu/programs


Discover everything you’ll experience during your time at Endicott. Live in an inspiring place.

Learn in a community that knows you.

With sweeping views of the Atlantic and miles of walking trails, you’ll take in the beauty of New England on our vibrant campus, and take advantage of the opportunities in nearby Boston.

With smaller class sizes, you’ll make more personal connections with professors and peers, and learn from our approachable faculty who are experts in their fields and bring real-world experience into the classroom.

235

acres of seaside campus

3,096

2026–27

Tuition & Fees Tuition: $43,264 Housing (standard): $12,895 Food (standard): $5,814 Fees: $1,200 Total: $63,173 Merit scholarships and need-based grants are available to those who qualify. Financial assistance is available for eligible students through Endicott, federal, state, and private programs. For more information, visit endicott.edu/financialaid.

traditional undergraduate students

Admission Information & Dates

20

1,105 graduate students

Early Decision I*

November 1

November 15

December 15

3

12:1

Early Decision II

January 15

February 1

February 15

Early Action I*

November 1

November 15

December 23

student to faculty ratio

Early Action II

December 15

January 6

February 15

90+

Regular Decision**

February 1

February 15

March 15**

International Applications

February 1

February 15

March 15

Spring Semester & Transfer Applicants

December 15

As soon as possible

Applicants are notified on a rolling basis

Fall Transfer Applicants

March 15

As soon as possible

Applicants are notified on a rolling basis

miles north of Boston

private beaches

programs of study

Admission Decision Plan

Application Deadline

Document Deadline

Decision Notification

* Nursing applicants are required to apply under the Early Decision I or Early Action I decision plans by November 1. ** Regular Decision admission notification will be released on a bi-weekly basis beginning on or before February 1. All completed Regular Decision applicants will receive their admission decision by March 15.

Connect with us!

Tour first-year halls on our “Residence Life” Instagram highlight!

Application fee is waived for visitors!

Office of Admission 376 Hale Street, Beverly, MA 01915 978-921-1000 admission@endicott.edu endicott.edu/admission

@endicottcollege @endicottadmission

This is ENDICOTT


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