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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 Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ feels at home.
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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 Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ, you'll know who you are and what you want to do.
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ENGAGED FACULTY
14:1
Average student-faculty ratio
At Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ, 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 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
Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ's dynamic and industry-leading four-year internship model produces career-ready professionals prepared to be influential and impactful.
Internships and Careers
Brigham and Women’s Hospital Shapiro Cardiac Building
Learning the ways in a top-tier hospital
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Rebekah Brannen '20
Nursing
"I had to tell myself every day that my preceptor would not let me do anything she did not think I was capable of, and she continued to push my comfort zone. I left my internship feeling ready to tackle the real world as a nurse!"
Nursing graduate, Rebekah Brannen ’20 spent the fall semester interning at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. She began the experience feeling intimidated, however gained confidence in herself and the process as she continued to find her footing in the high-pressure environment.
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Gorton's Seafood
Identifying a passion for social media marketing
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Justin McCormick '20
Marketing
"I had such a fun time creating the social media concepts and making website updates for Gorton's sub-brand, Hook Line and Savor, that it made me want to go pursue social media advertising/marketing even more than I already did."
Majoring in marketing with a minor in graphic design, Justin McCormick was able to work on various projects during his semester-long internship for Gorton’s Seafood. During this time he gained valuable experience while also reigniting his passion for social media 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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