Merrimack College

Merrimack College provides their prospective students the opportunity to choose from a wide portfolio of over 100 undergraduate majors (major, minor and double major) as well as more than 40 graduate majors and accelerated master's degrees through its five academic schools. Based on the data collected from US News & World Report Rankings, the most popular majors at Merrimack College are:

• Business, Management & Marketing;
• Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences;
• Health Professions;
• Education;
• Communication & Journalism;
• Engineering;
• Homeland Security, Law Enforcement & Firefighting;
• Parks, Recreation, Leisure, Fitness & Kinesiology;
• Biological & Biomedical Sciences; and
• Psychology.

Merrimack College's School of Nursing and Health Sciences offers an extensive portfolio consisting of undergraduate minors, majors as well as master's degrees to all the prospective students. Students can pursue these courses in all the three modes: On-campus, online and hybrid and choose amidst the following specializations: Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Exercise & Sports Science, Health Promotion & Management, Health Science, Nursing, Nutritional Sciences, Nutrition & Human Performances, Public Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. The student-faculty ratio of 13:1 helps students connect to their professors on a deeper level and get better understanding of the courses. Talking about placements, 94% of Nursing and Health Sciences undergraduate alumni are either employed, participating in voluntary service or continuing their education within nine months of graduation. Graduates of Merrimack College's School of Nusring and Health Sciences get the opportunity to work with some of the top recruiters like Massachusettes General Hospital, Spaulding, Maine Medical Center, Champion, Bay State and many more. At Merimack College, students gain clinical experience, prepare for board certification and work with diverse clinical populations, superior faculty and cutting-edge technology when enrolled in the school of nursing and health sciences. It offer world class teaching as well as placement opportunities to all the students and hence, is a great study abroad option for international students.

Merrimack College's School of Engineering and Computational Sciences offers an extensive portfolio consisting of undergraduate minors, majors master's degrees as well graduate certificates to all the prospective students. Students can pursue these courses in all the three modes: On-campus, online and hybrid and choose amidst the following specializations: Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Construction Management, Data Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Product Management. When it comes to rankings, Merrimack College's undergraduate engineering programs have secured the spot #86 in US News & World Report Rankings. The student faculty ratio of 13:1 helps students connect to their professors on a deeper level and get better understanding of the courses. Talking about placements, 99% of Engineering and Computational Sciences’ undergraduate class of 2023 are either employed, participating in voluntary service or continuing their education within nine months of graduation. Graduates of Merrimack College's School of Engineering and Computational Sciences get the opportunity to work with some of the top recruiters like Amazon, Massachusettes Institute of Technology, Eversource, Walgreens, Thermofishers and many more. Overall, Merimack College's engineering courses offer world class teaching as well as placement opportunities and are a great study abroad option for international students.