Emmanuel
400 The Fenway Boston, MA 02115
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Welcome
What is the intersection of everything?
It’s 400 The Fenway, a beautiful 17-acre residential campus right in the middle of a rapidly transforming hub of healthcare, biotechnology and cultural institutions.
It’s where a timeless and rigorous academic experience meets career-igniting internships in emerging, indemand fields. It’s where doing well meets doing good.
But it’s more than just a place. It’s an engaged community, a set of values, a commitment to our role in the intellectual and cultural life of the city we call home.
Internship, Required. Experience, Guaranteed.
Throw out what you think you know about internships. Our location and resources translate into amazing experiences at top companies in your chosen field. One internship is required, but don’t be surprised if you can’t stop there (as many of our students don’t).
Popular and high-powered internship locations (not to mention, all nearby) include: Back Bay (Hill Holiday, Deloitte and more)
Park Financial District (Fidelity Investments, State Street, Brown Brothers Harriman, KPMG and more)
Longwood Medical and Academic Area (Boston Children’s Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, DanaFarber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School and more) Massachusetts State House
Merck Research Laboratories (on Emmanuel’s own campus) Museum of
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This is our chance to make the future we want to live in. If we really want change, we need to have our boots on the ground. It’s a privilege to go to school and work in Boston, but wherever you live, you need to take care of it, and leave it better than you found it.”
LUKE HINES ’24
Majors: Political Science and Sociology
After graduation: Operations Cabinet Coordinator, Mayor’s Office, City of Boston
Luke’s foray into public service began as a field organizer for Maura Healey’s 2022 Gubernatorial Campaign. Since then, he served as an intern for Massachusetts State Representative Dan Ryan before landing in Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s office in the summer of 2023—where he was offered a full-time role after graduation.
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majors, minors and areas of study
countless ways to make your academic journey uniquely your own
IT’S WHERE EVERYTHING CONNECTS.
Here, we take a holistic approach to education, with you at the center.
At Emmanuel, our curriculum is deeply rooted in the Catholic liberal arts tradition, fostering a spirit of inquiry across a wide range of disciplines. You’ll gain a rich, multidimensional understanding of fields such as life and clinical sciences, business, arts and humanities, government and politics, and education.
Immerse yourself in our vibrant academic community, where you can explore both timeless subjects and emerging fields. Here, you’ll sharpen your critical thinking skills, delve into new technologies, and master the art of analyzing and synthesizing complex data—all while participating in the intellectual and cultural life of the city of Boston.
Learn by Doing
As an Emmanuel student, you can dive into advanced research, working side-by-side with faculty members as early as your freshman year – an opportunity that’s simply not available everywhere. Such hands-on experience offers powerful advantages as you build upon classroom knowledge and prepare for professional opportunities and graduate-level studies.
IT’S WHERE YOUR FUTURE IGNITES.
We believe learning starts in the classroom–but it doesn’t end there.
We understand that experiences flourish through dynamic engagement with the world. Our commitment is to support your immersion in research, travel, creativity, internships, service and more. These experiences turn the “what” of your major into the “why” of a purposeful career.
It’s where you glimpse into the financial engine of billion-dollar companies as a business analysis intern at Fidelity Investments.
It’s where you venture to the Galápagos Islands, delving into its intricate ecosystems and biological diversity on a faculty-led travel course (pictured).
And it’s where you engage in meaningful conversations about your research and network with professionals while presenting your work at a national academic conference.
Emmanuel is your catalyst, providing the resources to shape not just your college years but your future.
A Powerful Partnership
Career development is central to the Emmanuel student experience. Our McCafferty Career Center boasts deep knowledge in industry trends, a robust employer relations team and specific career communities that help you connect your major to an industry or purpose, rather than a singular career path.
100% of Emmanuel students complete an internship, research assistantship, practicum or clinical as part of the undergraduate curriculum.
Anatomy and physiology courses opened my eyes to the complexities of the nervous system. Combined with programming and data courses in computer science, I discovered neural engineering, a field blending my love for lab work with my interpersonal skills.”
ANGEL MUTHEMBA ’24
Major: Neuroscience
After graduation: Researcher, Unravel Biosciences; Lab Central’s Career Forge program
Academic exploration led Angel to find her place in Emmanuel’s neuroscience program. She credits the College’s small class sizes for connecting her with what she calls her “Big Three” mentors, whose belief in her fueled her growth through internships in neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital, the ALS research center Johns Hopkins, and biotech company Unravel Biosciences.
IT’S WHERE YOU REALIZE YOUR FULLEST POTENTIAL.
There’s no question another banner is going up, just whether you want to help raise it.
Welcome to an era marked by historic championship titles, unprecedented accolades, NCAA tournament berths and All-American honors. And we’re just getting started.
Amidst our 16 NCAA Division III athletic programs, there’s a spot reserved for committed student-athletes ready to leave their mark, preserve the Saints legacy and build their skills on and off the playing field.
For us, it’s a different kind of ROI—a Return on Involvement.
What you get: A campus constantly in motion, from Frisbee on the Quad to late-night open mic sessions in the Jean Yawkey Center. More than 100 clubs, activities and organizations built around academic interests, service and social justice, esports, club sports and intramurals, leadership development, performing arts and cultural organizations and more.
What we ask: Try new things. Share your ideas. You’ll meet other students, develop your leadership skills, discover and sharpen new interests and grow as a whole person..
Colleges of the Fenway
Your opportunities, multiplied. Emmanuel is part of a consortium of five neighboring schools, representing more than 12,000 undergraduate students. Cross-register for courses, take part in joint athletic and performing arts organizations and get to know your neighbors. It’s what city living is all about.
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100% of students are eligible for a fouryear Emmanuel housing experience
The Best of All Worlds
At Emmanuel, our location amplifies every aspect of your living and learning experience. We are not just in Boston; we are an integral part of it. Our tightknit, residential campus is seamlessly woven into the vibrant fabric of the city.
Life at 400 The Fenway offers a unique blend of tranquility and energy. We continuously draw inspiration from and contribute to the city around us. Imagine having Fenway Park, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Children’s Hospital, MGM Music Hall, and Time Out Market as your neighbors. For our students, these iconic places are more than landmarks; they are everyday amenities, hangouts, internship sites, and part-time job locations.
Your Social Network
As college students, you have a lot to learn from one other, and living on campus is the best way to fully take advantage of that experience. Generations of Emmanuel alumni say they met their lifelong best friends through the shared experience of living in the residence halls. IT’S WHERE YOU FEEL RIGHT AT HOME.
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Playing soccer for the Saints was a huge part of my time at Emmanuel. Calling Clemente my ‘home’ field was incredible. I’ll always remember playing soccer with the guys, the Prudential as our backdrop, and loving my time here.”
ADOM OSHAGAN ’24
Major: Economics
After graduation: Research Analyst, CoreData Research
Adom made his way from Glendale, California, to Boston, eager to embrace big-city opportunities.
His calculus classes unveiled the fascinating link between mathematical modeling and economics, igniting his passion for statistical analysis, econometrics, and forecasting. As a data analytics minor, his internship at CoreData Research honed his career focus and opened doors to diverse specializations in economics and data analytics.
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PHILIP ZANGHI ’23
Major: Accounting
Internships: Audit Intern, KPMG; Audit Intern, EY
After Emmanuel: Audit Staff, Banking & Capital Markets, EY
VAN NGUYEN ’23
Major: Biology
Internships/Research: Undergraduate Research Assistant, National Science Foundation-funded study on how cells access genetic information and how they use it with Professor of Chemistry Allen Price, Ph.D; “Jumping to Conclusions: Visualizing Jumping in EcoRI’s Mechanism of Search”; Distinction in the Field of Study
After Emmanuel: Clinical Research Assistant, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
DANTE ORTIZ ’24
Major: Graphic Design
Internship: Graphic Designer, NextFan.com
After Emmanuel: Graphic Designer II, global digital sports platform, Fanatics
Here, big thinking leads to big opportunities. The proof is in our graduates:
BY ONE YEAR AFTER GRADUATION*:
of graduates who were seeking employment had found a job.
93% of graduates who were seeking admission to graduate school had been admitted (71% pursuing a master’s degree, 25% pursuing a doctoral degree).
97%
Graduates are working or continuing education in 19 states across the country.
*stats for the Class of 2023
JONATHAN TORRES-LOPEZ ’23
Majors: Secondary Education and History, concentration in digital history
Practicums: Cathedral High School, Revere High School, Maurice J. Tobin School
Research: “Rhymes and Crimes: Hip-Hop’s Delegitimization and Rise to Social Power in Urban Contemporary America”; Distinction in the Field of Study
After Emmanuel: 7th Grade History Teacher, Academy of the Pacific Rim Charter School
ALYSSA HOGAN ’24
Majors: Political Science and Spanish
Research: “Hostage Diplomacy: When the Private Becomes Public” and “Franco’s Dictatorship on Spain’s Political Memory”; Distinction in the Field of Study; Research on coding education published in “Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges”
Internships: Intern, U.S. Department of Homeland Security; Constituent Services Coordinator, Office of the Massachusetts Governor; Content writer, Borgen Project
After Emmanuel: Advance Manager, Lieutenant Governor, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Working with the Career Center was an incredible experience that gave me many professional skills that helped me land my internship at PwC and will follow me after graduation. Take full advantage of the Career Center, they helped me so much along my journey.”
JASMIN DESROSIERS ’24
Major: Accounting
After graduation: Audit Associate, PwC
From the moment Jasmin set foot on campus, she sought an environment that would foster her intellectual growth and personal connections. She chose Emmanuel for its small class sizes, fostering strong connections with professors and peers. Her passion for accounting ignited during her sophomore year, driven by engaging classes and supportive professors, whose advocacy and expertise helped shape her path to Big Four accounting firm, PwC.
IT’S WHERE YOU EXCEED YOUR EXPECTATIONS.
So, what will you do in the heart of Boston? The real question is, what won’t you do?
At Emmanuel, we invite you to think big about what you want to accomplish. Whether you want to intern at a renowned company or a game-changing startup, spend a semester abroad, apply for a Fulbright, lead the student government, win a conference championship, make lifelong friends and memories while exploring a world-class city, or all of the above, consider this your to-do list.
Going to college comes with a lot of “what ifs,” and here’s the most important one: What if this is the most incredible four years of your life?
COME MARCHING IN
Explore our beautiful 17-acre residential campus in the heart of Boston, and experience our vibrant learning community firsthand. We offer a range of visit opportunities, and the Office of Admissions is available to personalize your experience. www.emmanuel.edu/visit
APPLYING FOR ADMISSION
Emmanuel accepts the Common Application and offers an early decision deadline, two early action deadlines and a regular decision deadline. Early decision is a binding agreement and is intended for students who consider Emmanuel their top choice. Early action is a non-binding process that provides you with your admission decision sooner than regular decision.
• Early Decision: November 1
• Early Action 1: November 1
• Early Action 2: December 15
• Regular Decision: February 15
Test-Optional Policy: Applicants for admission are not required to submit standardized test scores (SAT/ACT). For complete information, including information for international and transfer students, visit www.emmanuel.edu/admissions. CONTACT US
To learn more about Emmanuel, or to discuss the application process, please feel free to contact the Office of Admissions.
Emmanuel College Office of Admissions
400 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115
P: 617 735-9715 F: 617 735-9801 admissions@emmanuel.edu
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TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID
Annual prices for the 2024–2025 academic year:
Tuition
Fees
Room and
Board
Total
$48,064
$886
$18,280
$67,230
An Emmanuel education is as affordable as it is valuable. All applicants are considered for generous merit-based or communitybased scholarships at the time of admission. In addition, we offer a wide range of need-based financial aid including grants, scholarships, work programs, and student loans. Applying for need-based financial aid is easy. Emmanuel requires only the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Our priority filing date is February 15th.
For more information regarding financial aid, the costs to attend Emmanuel, or the options to pay, please visit www.emmanuel.edu/osfs. To talk about your family’s unique needs, our dedicated team of student financial services counselors can be reached at 617-735-9938 or financialservices@emmanuel.edu.
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
Emmanuel College is committed to providing its students, faculty and staff with a working and learning environment in which all people are treated with respect and dignity. No person will be denied employment, admission, or educational opportunity, or otherwise be discriminated against or harassed based on race, color, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, veteran or active military status, genetic information or any other legally protected status. Emmanuel College commits itself to diversity and encourages its hiring supervisors to review, recruit, and consider qualified minority, female, disabled and Vietnam era veteran candidates, and encourages such candidates to apply for work at the College.
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