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Your college experience should help you discover what drives you, build confidence in what you can do and find a community that feels like home. At Merrimack, career-focused academics, hands-on opportunities and a close-knit campus near Boston give you the support and space to shape what comes next.






(Payscale survey of primarily early-career graduates). Merrimack graduates earn a average salary of $86k according to Payscale.




Merrimack invests heavily to make your student’s education more accessible














within 9 months of graduation











Students graduate with experience already under their belt









The undergraduate experience can be the first step toward what comes next. From health professions and education to business, science, counseling and law, Merrimack offers pathways that can help students build toward graduate, professional or accelerated degree options.



































The Academic Success Center is here to provide your student with a range of opportunities to help enhance their academic performance












Merrimack’s core curriculum is designed to help students build depth beyond their major. With minors and certificates built into the undergraduate experience, your student can explore new interests, strengthen their resume and graduate with more than one way to tell their academic story.



Research is not reserved for graduate students. As an undergraduate, students can work alongside faculty, ask meaningful questions and begin building the skills that prepare them for graduate school, careers and future discovery.
The Shared Instrumentation and Research Facility gives students access to advanced research spaces that support work in the life sciences. It connects students, faculty and industry partners in a setting built for hands-on learning, collaboration and scientific exploration.





This 19,205 square foot building expands Merrimack’s academic space for modern learning










This research hub brings quantum computing and artificial intelligence into conversation with health science innovation. For students interested in the future of medicine, data, technology or discovery, it signals the kind of forward-looking academic work happening on campus.



Share a little about your interests and goals. We’ll help you explore the programs, experiences and opportunities that could make Merrimack the right fit for you.
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