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?
At Merrimack College, we’re redefining what’s possible—and you’re at the heart of it.
Here, your potential is recognized, your ambitions sparked and your future set in motion. Join a vibrant academic community that challenges, supports and empowers you to become your boldest, most confident self. From lifelong friendships and an energetic campus to dedicated mentors and real-world experiences, you’ll do more than find your place—you’ll forge your path.
Career Outcomes Rate
96% of Merrimack’s undergraduate class of 2024 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
Bachelor Degrees
Our $17,000 degrees in Humanities, Government and Creative Arts and Design combine career-ready skills, guaranteed co-ops, and a top-tier liberal arts education.
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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A lesson plan straight out of New England 📝🏈 MC alumnus Matt Cavoli ’23 turned a simple assignment for his fifth grade class into a viral moment that even caught the attention of Drake Maye! As part of a lesson, he had his students write letters of encouragement to the New England Patriots quarterback ahead of the AFC Championship.
A lifelong fan, Matt isn`t shy about making his passion for the Patriots known in the classroom. He incorporates players and game scenarios into math problems, drawing on what he learned at Merrimack about teaching styles to make learning fun and come alive.
Ahead of today`s big game, his students wrote another round of letters to the team wishing them luck. He’s even promised his class no homework for the rest of February if the Patriots can pull off a win. Fingers crossed — and of course — go Pats!
MC ➡️ Super Bowl LX 🏈✨At the start of her junior year, Taylor Sawyer ’23 made a decision that would ultimately lead her to being on one of the biggest stages in sports!
After playing volleyball for the Warriors for two years, she couldn`t ignore the inner voice telling her to return to dance, a lifelong passion. She joined the Merrimack Dance Team, but her time performing at Duane Stadium was only the beginning. Just over a year after graduation, she made the New England Patriots Cheerleading Team and is now headed to Super Bowl LX!
Photos: Dwight Darian
Of course (most) Warriors are watching for Drake Maye and the Patriots, but there are so many other reasons to watch the big game this Sunday! 🏈
From Lawler Arena to the Olympic Games 🏒🥅 For the second time in her career, Dominika Lásková ’21, M’22 will represent her home country, Czechia, at the Winter Olympics. While she is a veteran of the Games, this year’s edition in Milan will offer new experiences compared to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, with her family and friends in the stands to witness it all firsthand this time around! Good luck, Dominika!
Double the uniforms. Double the equipment bags. Double the practice schedules. Double the teammates. Double the Warrior pride.
In celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, meet the Merrimack College female student-athletes who represent the Warriors in two sports: Neely Hawn ’29, Casey Bednarek ’27, Cameron Zuliani ’26 and Lauren Boughner ’28
Click the link in our bio to learn more about each of these Warriors and their stories.
Ever since Otniel Castanos Marte ’28 first stepped onto campus, he knew not to take his time at Merrimack for granted. As a freshman, he joined the National Society of Black Engineers and American Society of Civil Engineers chapters and the Steel Bridge Competition club. Just before the end of that year, he was introduced to an internship opportunity with the North Andover Public Works Department. Today, through his own networking and hard work, he`s landed his third internship with the town. Congratulations on your success, Otniel!
Later this year, we will welcome the first residents of Merrimack`s new residence halls. As construction continues, we`re excited to share the buildings` official names, which recognize the area MC calls home: Essex and Shawsheen!
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