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Boston, MA · Private · 1,854 undergraduates · urban

Emmanuel College

Less selective

Emmanuel’s curriculum makes internship experience a formal part of undergraduate study, supported by a location in central Boston.

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Institutional profile

Regionally focused Strongest in student experience and academic standing.
Academic Steady Affordability Emerging Career Steady Mobility Emerging Experience Steady
Academic standing Steady
Affordability Emerging
Career outcomes Steady
Mobility Emerging
Student experience Steady
Admission
80.6% admitted

5,937 applicants in the reported year

Price by income
Varies across five income ranges

Compare recent average annual costs by household income

Completion
69.3%

$68,245 median earnings 10 years after enrollment

What sets Emmanuel College apart

Academic design

Programs span arts and humanities, sciences, business, education and nursing, with a liberal-arts foundation. Arts and Sciences undergraduates complete an internship or practicum, and Boston-based research and professional experiences are widely used.

Campus pattern

The compact Fenway campus is surrounded by hospitals, research institutions, museums, employers and other colleges. Students get an urban experience while retaining a small-campus community.

Defining feature

Emmanuel’s curriculum makes internship experience a formal part of undergraduate study, supported by a location in central Boston.

Can I get in?

80.6% admitted

Start with academic preparation, then show why this particular academic and campus environment fits you.

Recent applicant pool

5,937

About 81 in every 100 applicants were admitted.

Admission rate 80.6%
Entering class

Academic range

SAT middle 50%1170–1330
10601440
ACT middle 50%26–31
2334

Of admitted students, 13% submitted an SAT, and 2% submitted an ACT. Scores were rare in this class, so the SAT and ACT ranges say more about who volunteered one than about who was admitted.

Academic benchmarkLess selective

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Where your GPA sits in the entering class

The full entering-class GPA distribution for Emmanuel College, in nine bands from 4.0 down, with your own record marked on it.

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What Emmanuel College weighs when it reads a file

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  • Course rigor  
  • GPA  
  • Test scores  
  • Essay  
  • Recommendations  
  • Extracurriculars  
  • Demonstrated interest  
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What moves the application

The evidence that separates a strong file

01

Show preparation for this curriculum

Programs span arts and humanities, sciences, business, education and nursing, with a liberal-arts foundation. Arts and Sciences undergraduates complete an internship or practicum, and Boston-based research and professional experiences are widely used.

02

Make the fit specific

Emmanuel’s curriculum makes internship experience a formal part of undergraduate study, supported by a location in central Boston.

03

Account for the tradeoff

Keep academic direction and school-specific choices coherent across the application.

How to apply

Rounds, route, and required materials

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Early DecisionNov 1
Early ActionNov 1
Early Action IIDec 15
Regular DecisionFeb 15
Fee and waiverNo application fee

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Can I afford it?

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Published annual cost$73,270
Average annual cost after aid$27,000
Affordability profileEmerging

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Average annual cost by household income at Emmanuel College

Compare recent average net prices across five federal income ranges and estimate a 4-year cost for yours.

  • $0–30k 
  • $30–48k 
  • $48–75k 
  • $75–110k 
  • $110k+ 
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Is it worth it?

Completion, debt, and earnings

Emmanuel’s curriculum makes internship experience a formal part of undergraduate study, supported by a location in central Boston.

Complete within 8 years69.3%

Degree completion across the reported entering cohort

Return after year one78.8%

First-year students who return for year two

Median federal debtWhat students owe on the way out

And what that comes to against what they earn.

Median earnings$68,245

Reported 10 years after enrollment

Academic portfolio

Largest bachelor’s fields

How many students finish in each field, and median earnings four years after completing the program.

Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing

Recent graduates51
Median earnings

Biology, General

Recent graduates46
Median earnings$69,269

Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology

Recent graduates34
Median earnings$62,013

Communication and Media Studies

Recent graduates33
Median earnings$60,110

Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods

Recent graduates29
Median earnings$55,866

What is campus life like?

Emmanuel College beyond the classroom

The compact Fenway campus is surrounded by hospitals, research institutions, museums, employers and other colleges. Students get an urban experience while retaining a small-campus community.

Academics

A defining academic feature

Programs span arts and humanities, sciences, business, education and nursing, with a liberal-arts foundation. Arts and Sciences undergraduates complete an internship or practicum, and Boston-based research and professional experiences are widely used.

Campus setting

What shapes an ordinary week

The compact Fenway campus is surrounded by hospitals, research institutions, museums, employers and other colleges. Students get an urban experience while retaining a small-campus community.

Distinctive edge

What changes the experience

Emmanuel’s curriculum makes internship experience a formal part of undergraduate study, supported by a location in central Boston.

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