Graduate Admission
Powerful real-world opportunities
Faculty who are committed to your future. Co-op, internship, and networking opportunities that prepare you to succeed. Knowledge that expands your world view. A vibrant, close-knit community that brings people together. Ideas that enrich your life. An investment with lifelong returns.
Programs to fit your goals
The Graduate Programs at merrimack offer:
- Accelerated one-year, full-time; self-paced part-time; and two-year formats
- Evening classes for students who work or intern during the day
- Valuable internship and field-based experience opportunities
- Career development resources and support
- Scholarships and financial aid
- A strong network of successful alumni in many fields and positions
- Fellowships and Assistantships which cover half or the full cost of tuition
Practical, Meet Personal.
Fostering growth and endless potential
A master’s degree from Merrimack promises practical timeframes to meet your schedule demands, practical experiences for a competitive edge in the job market, and practical, affordable programs - all this with the very personal benefits of face to face connections with faculty and students, and a strong network of friends and professional networking opportunities. Visit us and see.
of the graduate 2014 class had a job, partnership or a year of service within 9 months of graduation
of the graduate class of 2014 participated in an additional learning experience: fellowship, internship, cooperative education, or field experience.
Our student-teacher ratio means our professors and students connect on a personal level inside and outside the classroom.
My internship at the Alliance of YMCAs has been such an amazing educational and professionally rewarding experience. I now have hands-on experience in developing programs using various health promotion strategies in order to address health disparities within communities.”
Ashley Wright, Health and Wellness Management
NAME
Ashley Wright
Graduating Class
2016
Degree
Health and Wellness Management
The professors were a tremendous help. They helped me understand how my skills could apply in the real world. I stopped in the office of Professor Franco Capaldi more times than I could count. He encouraged me to think like an engineer and refine my researching abilities. Now I can sift through information to find exactly what I need and put it to use.”
Mike Scuzzarella, Mechanical Engineering
NAME
Mike Scuzzarella
Graduating Class
2013
Degree
Mechanical Engineering
My future goal is to become a collegiate strength and conditioning coach, and my fellowship allows me to get valuable coaching experience, while developing my abilities both personally and professionally. I like to help individuals reach their potential and give them the tools to be successful.”
Shaun Fishel, Exercise and Sport Science
NAME
Shaun Fishel
Graduating Class
2016
Degree
Exercise and Sport Science