WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?
Merrimack College offers a wide range of undergraduate majors, minors, master’s degree and specialized certificate programs. Whether you’re seeking a classic academic route, blending majors, accelerating your path, or diving into dual degree offerings, Merrimack empowers you to build the right skills and knowledge to succeed in the real world.
WHY MERRIMACK?
Driven by our Augustinian Catholic mission, Merrimack is a community filled with energy and spirit. Big ideas become reality, passions spark careers and community service and support are at the core of everything we do. Here, we foster a culture of fun, belonging and inclusivity where affordability and accessibility to a top-tier college education is a priority for all.
Together, we are Warriors.
Career Outcomes Rate
96% of Merrimack’s undergraduate class of 2023 were either employed, participating in voluntary service, or continuing their education within nine months of graduation.
Median Salary
For Merrimack graduates who are 10–15 years into their careers.
Source: Payscale College Salary Report, 2023
in Grad Earnings
Merrimack ranked 90 out of 4,500 colleges and universities in 10-year earnings for graduates.
Source: Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce
TOGETHER
WE RISE
Together We Rise – the Campaign for Merrimack College – will bring to life the bold and ambitious goals laid out in Merrimack’s Agenda for the Future.
With your help, we will raise $100 million to enable our institution to innovate, grow, serve and win for years to come.
WARRIORS'
CAREER PATH
At Merrimack, dreams are nurtured and possibilities turned into realities. Discover the inspiring tales of our alumni, who embarked on their unique journeys here and are now making their mark on the world.
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Time to show the MC dads some LOVE! Happy Father’s Day! 💛
There`s so much excitement on campus as the newest class of Warriors arrives for Orientation! Welcome to MC, Class of 2029!
As a 6-year-old in 2013, Brady Antaya stood on Martone-Mejail Field alongside the Merrimack men’s soccer team as the program’s newest member through Team IMPACT. A year later, his place in the Warrior family was forever honored when he appeared on the cover of the Fall 2014 edition of NCAA Champion Magazine. Today, Brady`s connection — the longest in Team IMPACT`s history — has gone far beyond the field, from hospital rooms to birthday parties, a confirmation and now his high school graduation.
Emily Hanrahan ’26 discovered her love for service in high school and all it took was one look at the Austin Scholars program to know she made the right choice enrolling at Merrimack.
Initially an education major, Emily got her feet wet in Merrimack service through Sweeps Week in her freshman year. Since then, she has been on six SEND Trips, leading two of them, and served on the Mack Gives Back and Be The Change committees. After dedicating so much time to service, she decided to pursue a bachelor’s in human development and services with a minor in religion and theological studies.
The 2025 Edward G. Roddy, Jr. Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award 🏆📚 Associate Vice President for Mission and Ministry Dorie Mansen has always been committed to supporting students and helping them see that service isn’t simply something that we do, it is part of who we are. In recognition of her care and concern for students and a deep dedication to learning, she received this annual honor. Congratulations, Dorie!
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A little spring color to brighten your feed. 🌷
This year`s honorary degree recipients and distinguished speakers exemplify Merrimack`s mission and serve as role models for the Class of 2025. 🎓 These five honorees are among the most impressive and high-achieving groups in the College`s history:
Sunita Williams, NASA astronaut and U.S. Navy Captain, Ret.
Carol Curtin, Ph.D., professor emerita at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
Joe Preston ’84, P’17, president and CEO of New Balance
Carolyn Kirk P’19, CEO of the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative
Kelley Tuthill, Ed.D., president and CEO of Catholic Charities Boston
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