Founded in 1919, Emmanuel College is a residential, Catholic liberal arts and sciences college in the heart of Boston. Our location is at the crossroads of academic excellence and real-world learning experiences. Here, students will confront new questions, explore connections across academic disciplines and engage in endeavors that will shape their personal and professional development. With more than 70 areas of study in the life and clinical sciences, business, humanities, government and politics, and education, our strong academic programs encourage students to expand their worldview, engage in critical thinking and excel across all dimensions while obtaining hard and soft skill sets employers are looking for.
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English: 4 years Foreign Language: 2 years of the same language Mathematics: 3 years, including Algebra II* Social Studies: 3 years Laboratory Sciences: 3 years
*We recommend four years of mathematics and science for a student considering college study in Business, Chemistry, Mathematics and Nursing.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
A completed application for admission should include: • Common Application and essay • Official secondary school transcript or GED scores • Two letters of recommendation (from an academic teacher and a school counselor) • Interview (Recommended, but not required) • SAT or ACT scores (optional)
Read more about Emmanuel College’s Test-Optional policy at www.emmanuel.edu/testoptional. Additional requirements needed for international students. Please visit www.emmanuel.edu/international to learn more.
2022-2023 TUITION & AID Tuition: $44,448 Room & Board: $16,730 Merit-based Award up to: $30,000
FALL 2022 NEW STUDENTS
Total New Students Enrolled: 636 First-Generation College Students: 33% Incoming New Students Who Identify as a Student of Color: 30% FIRST-YEAR STUDENT ADMISSION PROFILE Grade Point Average: 3.4-4.2 (Mid 50% range for Fall 2022 applicants) Standardized Test Scores: • • • • •
RSAT Total: 1150-1320 RSAT EBRW: 530-630 Math SAT Middle 50% (First-Year Class): 570-650 EBRW SAT Middle 50% (First-Year Class): 590-660 ACT Middle 50% (First-Year Class): 25-29
(Mid 50% range of students who chose to apply with test scores considered)*
PROGRAM APPLICATION
APPLICATION ACCEPTANCE DEADLINE NOTIFICATION
DEPOSIT DUE
Early Action 1
Nov. 1
After Dec. 15
May 1
Early Action 2
Dec. 15
After Jan. 15
May 1
Regular Decision
Feb. 15
Rolling after Feb. 15 May 1
Areas of Study
Admissions Information
CURRICULUM RECOMMENDATIONS
We look for applicants who have a strong academic preparation. We recommend that students have completed the following courses in high school:
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT Accounting Data Analytics* Economic Policy Economics Finance Healthcare Mangement Human Resource Management*
International Economics Leadership* Management Marketing Sport Management
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Elementary Education Math Education* Secondary Education • Art • Biology
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Chemistry English History Mathematics Spanish
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES African & African Diaspora Studies* American Politics & Government American Studies Arabic* Art Education Art History* Art Therapy Catholic Studies* Ceramics* Civics* Communication & Media Studies Criminology and Criminal Justice Digital History Digital Media Production* Diplomacy & Security English Film* Food Studies* French* Gender & Women’s Studies* Global and Public Health* Graphic Design History Human Services
International Relations & Comparative Politics International Studies Italian* Latin American Studies* Legal Studies* Middle East Studies* Migration Studies* Peace Studies* Philosophical Psychology* Philosophy Photography* Political Communication* Political Science Pre-Law Social Inequality & Social Justice Sociology Spanish Spanish for Healthcare Professionals* Studio Art Sustainability & Global Justice Theater Arts Theology & Religious Studies Transcultural Studies* Writing, Editing & Publishing
MAUREEN MURPHY WILKENS SCHOOL OF NURSING & CLINICAL SCIENCES Nursing
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & HEALTH Biochemistry Biology Biostatistics Biotechnology Chemistry Counseling & Health Psychology Developmental Psychology Forensic Science Health Sciences
Industrial/Organizational Psychology* Mathematical Modeling Mathematics Neuroscience Physiology Pre-Dental Pre-Medical Pre-Veterinary Statistics * Denotes minor or certificate program
RECENT INTERNSHIP LOCATIONS: Action for Boston Community Development Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston Bruins and TD Garden Boston Children’s Hospital Boston Magazine Boston Public Schools Boston Red Sox and Fenway Park Brigham and Women’s Hospital Brookline District Court Brown Brothers Harriman Consulate General of Greece in Boston Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Deloitte Fairmont Copley Plaza Federal Bureau of Investigation Fidelity Investments Franciscan Hospital for Children Gateway Arts GBH Hill Holliday Joslin Diabetes Center Massachusetts Democratic Party Massachusetts General Hospital Massachusetts Office of International Trade Massachusetts State Police Massachusetts Women’s Political Caucus Mayor’s Office of New Bostonians Mission Grammar School Museum of Science State Street Toast, Inc. US Department of Commerce US Department of State WHDH-TV
Athletics
as part of the core curriculum. We believe there is no substitute for hands-on, real-world learning, and Emmanuel’s dedicated Career Advisors ensure students enter the internship search with their best-prepared foot forward.
NCAA DIVISION III MEN’S
WOMEN’S
Basketball Cross Country Golf Indoor Track Lacrosse Outdoor Track Soccer Volleyball
Basketball Cross Country Indoor Track Lacrosse Outdoor Track Soccer Softball Volleyball
CLUBS/INTRAMURALS Baseball Club EC Ultimate Field Hockey Club Flag Football Sailing Club
Colleges of the Fenway
Internships Outcomes
100% OF STUDENTS COMPLETE AN INTERNSHIP
Soccer Swim Club Tennis Club Volleyball Whiffle Ball
Emmanuel College is a member of the Colleges of the Fenway (COF) consortium with Massachusetts College of Art and Design, MCPHS University, Simmons University and Wentworth Institute of Technology. Through the COF, Emmanuel students enjoy the best of both worlds: living and learning in a small college setting while enjoying the resources of a larger academic environment. Students are able to multiply both their educational and social opportunities exponentially by cross-registering for classes, participating in joint student groups and intramural teams and by attending hundreds of events and performances on neighboring campuses.
Gaining hands-on experience and developing a network of connections gives Emmanuel students an employable edge. The proof is in our graduates. By one year after graduation: 98% of the Class of 2021 who were seeking
employment had found a job. 94% of the Class of 2021 who were seeking
admission to graduate school had been accepted.
Office of Admissions 400 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115 617-735-9715, admissions@emmanuel.edu Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @ApplyEmmanuel
1,800
EMMANUEL COLLEGE
at a Glance
FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
70+
MAJORS, MINORS, AND AREAS OF STUDY
DATA UPDATED AS OF JUNE 2022
106
FULL TIME FACULTY
13:1
STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO
100%
OF STUDENTS COMPLETE AN INTERNSHIP
80%
OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE
17
ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETIES
94%
OF 2021 GRADUATES SEEKING ADMISSION TO GRADUATE SCHOOL WERE ACCEPTED WITHIN ONE YEAR
WORKSHOP REQUEST FORM
We are pleased to provide a variety of college search and essay writing presentations specific to your students’ interests.
100+
CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES
500
STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS TO CHOOSE FROM
98%
OF 2021 GRADUATES WHO WERE SEEKING EMPLOYMENT HAD FOUND A JOB WITHIN ONE YEAR
4
YEAR EMMANUEL HOUSING EXPERIENCE
65+
COUNTRIES TO EXPLORE THROUGH STUDY ABROAD
16
DIVISION III VARSITY ATHLETIC TEAMS
Visit our campus! • Student-Led Campus Tours • Optional Interviews with an Admissions Counselor • Open House: Sunday, October 2 and Saturday, November 19 Can’t make it to campus? • Prospective Student Webinar • Virtual Tour Learn more about visit opportunities and register at www.emmanuel.edu/visit.