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PASSIONATE. PROFESSIONAL. CHALLENGED. BOLD. ENGAGED.
COURAGEOUS. A GUIDE. SKILLFUL. INVOLVED. AN ACHIEVER.
INSPIRED. CONFIDENT. SUCCESSFUL. A DREAMER. INTERESTED.
INNOVATIVE. IMMERSED. CREATIVE. A LEADER. EXPERIENCED.
THIS IS WHERE YOU GO TO BECOME
SUPPORTED. ADVANCED. COMPASSIONATE. UNIQUE. TALENTED.
ASSURED. A COMPETITOR. SPIRITED. INCLUDED. COLLABORATIVE.
CONNECTED. IMAGINATIVE. A MENTOR. ACCOMPLISHED. READY.
CURRY COLLEGE
AT CURRY, WE WILL MEET YOU WHERE YOU ARE AND HELP YOU DISCOVER WHO YOU WANT TO BECOME. BE YOURSELF. Whether you have it all figured out, or are looking for a college that makes it easy to explore different career paths, Curry is where you go to become anything you want…because we value who you are. Curry College was founded in 1879 to help students discover their individual passions and talents as they seek excellence in their lives and take their places in the world. We are committed to your success–in the classroom, on the playing field, and in the workplace. We know that everyone has different strengths, and we will help you make the most of yours. Curry is where you become who you want to be.
AT A GLANCE 20 15 NCAA
STUDENTS AVERAGE Division III 131
WOODED ACRES
24/7
CAMPUS
SECURITY
CLASS SIZE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
30 99 % 12:1 11 HONOR 85 %
33+ M
SOCIETIES
Majors OF FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS RECEIVE $ STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO OF FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS LIVING ON CAMPUS
500
FINANCIAL AID
AND MORE THAN
OVER IN SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
16,000+ 7 MILES
60 Minors 97 % ANNUALLY, ON AVERAGE
FACULTY MEMBERS ALUMNI FROM DOWNTOWN BOSTON
AND CONCENTRATIONS
OF RECENT CURRY GRADUATES ARE EMPLOYED,
ALUMNI
5 YEAR
IN GRADUATE SCHOOL, OR IN SERVICE.
ABOUT OVER 1 WAY TO EXPERIENCE IT ALL
100
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VISIT
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23 Countries TRADITIONAL CONTINUING ED
AND
MBA, M.Ed.,& MACJ STATE AND
OF CLASSES TAUGHT
BY FACULTY
REPRESENTED BY
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
UNDERGRADS
GRAD STUDENTS GRADUATE PROGRAMS 34 COUNTRIES
ACADEMICS VISIT CURRY.EDU/ACADEMICS
JOSH GOLDSTEIN ’21
BECOME
MAJOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (CONCENTRATION: FINANCE)
MINOR: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Since high school, Josh Goldstein has always had an interest in the
stock market. The potential future investment manager selected
Curry not only for its first-class business program, but because of
the dedicated faculty, of which many teach practice and theory, as
executives and industry leaders in the field. With close connections
PASSIONATE
to his teachers and advisor, on top of a full collegiate resume —
which includes President of the Class of 2021, Business Student
Association President, DECA Development Chair, and Secretary of
Politics & History Club to name only a few — the senior describes
his time at the College as nothing short of exceptional.
“The faculty at Curry care deeply
Curry is where you find learning that excites you. 30 MAJORS. ENDLESS PATHWAYS TO DISCOVER. about their students. They work to
At Curry, our unique combination of majors, minors, and concentrations lets you
discover your strengths and customize your path. In and out of the classroom, you’ll
get to know students on a personal
learn more about the fields you choose to focus on—and about yourself. Plus, each level and it’s that guidance and
program has specific Learning Outcomes—the goals and objectives that help turn
your passions into professional success. Experiential learning opportunities give you encouragement that sets you up
real-world perspective and a head start on your career. From the fine arts, to the
sciences, to healthcare, and plenty of ways to make the most of your unique talents, for success. If you want individual
it’s all here at Curry.
attention from world-class faculty,
then Curry is the school for you.”
BEYOND THE MAJOR: DR. SHAVINDRIE “SHAVI”
COORAY
GENERAL EDUCATION
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
How can you use social media for your company? How can the
high-tech world impact your career? These are just a couple of
the many questions students explore alongside Dr. Cooray, who
Global knowledge. Effective written and oral communication. Critical thinking. Information literacy. Quantitative specializes in Management Information Systems (MIS). She helps
reasoning. Intercultural sensitivity. Teamwork. Ethical judgment. These are the skills you’ll gain as you complete students understand how to use technology to their advantage
your General Education requirements. Instead of worrying about how many English or math classes you need, you’ll in business, whether they’re tweeting, instagramming, or using
embark on a journey of self-discovery as you gain the skills employers want most. open-source software. They also learn how to communicate with
everyone from developers to end-users.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
FIRST-YEAR INQUIRY ACTIVE LEARNING AND WELLNESS
Explore real-world issues in a small class, working closely with Take your education beyond the classroom, fulfilling these require-
faculty, and begin the ePortfolio of work you’ll build throughout your ments through internships, athletics, and even by taking on leadership “My classes are very interactive. I
four years at Curry. roles in campus organizations.
want everyone to come together,
BREADTH
Study the sciences, arts, humanities, and social sciences, as you work
JUNIOR-YEAR INQUIRY
This experience brings together everything you’ve learned. Round out
ask questions, and discuss ideas.
to expand your knowledge and refine your reading, writing, and
reasoning skills.
your ePortfolio, together with a small class exploring key topics rele-
vant to your major.
With the small class sizes at Curry,
INTERNATIONAL/GLOBAL INTERDEPENDENCE YOUR EPORTFOLIO
I have the time to invest in each
Study abroad, take foreign language courses, or benefit from courses
with a global focus, and be ready to succeed in today’s global economy.
One of the greatest benefits of our Gen Ed program is the ePortfolio.
Projects, self-reflection, and career goals – they all come together to
and every student. I feel like I
paint a picture that helps set you apart as you become experienced and am making a difference, and that
DIVERSITY ready for what’s next.
Apply knowledge of processes, systems, and relationships to lend your means a lot to me.”
voice to today’s most pressing social and political issues.
AREAS
Title Majors Minors Concentrations Title Majors Minors Concentrations
Accounting ✓ ✓ Gerontology ✓ ✓
American Literature ✓ Graphic Design ✓ ✓
OF
Applied Computing ✓ Human Resources ✓
Applied Computing ✓ Individually Initiated Major ✓
(For Business Administration Majors) Individually Initiated Minor ✓
Art History ✓ Information Technology ✓ ✓
STUDY
Asian Studies ✓ Law & Society ✓
Biochemistry ✓ Management Information Systems ✓
Biology ✓ ✓ Marketing ✓ ✓
Black Studies ✓ Mathematics ✓
Business Administration ✓ ✓ Mathematics Education ✓
Chemistry ✓
NEW MAJORS THIS YEAR: Communication ✓ ✓
Multimedia Sports Journalism
Music
✓
✓
• Sport and Recreation Communication - ✓ Nursing ✓
Management Individually Initiated Concentration Philosophy ✓ ✓
Communication Studies ✓ Physics
• Graphic Design ✓
Community Health & Wellness ✓ ✓ Politics and History ✓ ✓
• Marketing Computer Science ✓ Psychology ✓ ✓
Creative Writing ✓
• Computer Science Public Health & Wellness ✓
Criminal Justice ✓ ✓ Public Relations/Corporate Communication ✓
Cybersecurity ✓ Radio/Audio Production ✓
5TH YEAR GRADUATE Dance ✓ Religious Studies ✓
Early Intervention ✓ ✓
PROGRAMS: Education - Community Education ✓
Residential Property Management
Science Education (Grades 5-8) ✓
✓
• Business Administration Education - ✓ Social Work ✓
Early Childhood Education (Licensure)
• Criminal Justice Education - ✓
Sociology ✓ ✓
Software Development ✓
• Education Early Education and Care
Education - Spanish ✓
✓
VISIT CURRY.EDU/5THYEAR Elementary Education (Licensure) Sport and Recreation Management ✓ ✓
Education - Math Education (Licensure) ✓ Sports/Youth Recreation Programming ✓ ✓
Education - ✓ STEM Education (Grades 1-6) ✓
GRADUATE PROGRAMS: Out of School Time Education Studio Arts ✓ ✓
• Accounting Education - ✓ Substance Use Counseling ✓ ✓
Special Education (Licensure) Survivor/Witness/Victim Advocacy
• Business Administration ✓
English ✓ ✓ Television/Digital Video ✓
• Criminal Justice Entrepreneurship/Small Business ✓ Theatre ✓ ✓
Environmental Studies ✓
• Education Video Game Studies ✓
Film ✓ Women's and Gender Studies ✓
• Nursing Finance ✓ Youth Advocacy ✓ ✓
VISIT CURRY.EDU/GRAD Forensic Science ✓ ✓
BECOME 100 %
of Courses Taught by Faculty
“The learning
outcomes
of Gen Ed
INSPIRED
closely align
5 Master’s Degree Programs
with skills that
employers say
they are looking
for in new
3
“The power of being at Curry is that I can graduates.”
help my students grow both personally and 5th Year Graduate Programs – DR. CARRIE L. COKELY
ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT
professionally throughout their time here. OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
I make time during the semester to teach
students the soft skills. The handshakes,
resume critiques, and job searches help them
90+
Majors, Minors and Concentrations 11 Honor Societies
see beyond today’s classes but instead picture
80 12:1
the jobs they want tomorrow.”
– DR. JEFFREY CARSON
%
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND SOCIOLOGY of Faculty with Terminal Degrees Student-to-Faculty Ratio
BECOME
“As an educator, I want to create
a seamless transition from the
learning experiences in the
classroom directly into the industry.
EXPERIENCED
We’ve raised the bar on the degree
of technical rigor and creativity we
demand of students while focusing
on their success by supporting and
developing individual creativity,
intellectual knowledge, and
CURRY STUDENTS LEARN VALUABLE LESSONS BOTH IN
professional abilities.”
AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.
– ALISON POOR-DONAHUE
As part of their Senior Seminar, From filmmaking in Los Angeles ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR,
Information Technology and to campaigning for Congressman GRAPHIC DESIGN
Software Development students acted Joe Kennedy III in Boston, dozens
as expert consultants to Franciscan of Communication students
Children’s Hospital. put their skills to the test in NINE OUT OF 10 CURRY STUDENTS GAIN
VISIT CURRY.EDU/TECHSTUDENTS the professional world through REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE IN A RANGE
internships every semester. OF LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
During the COVID-19 pandemic, • Internships
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Nursing students joined Tufts • Senior Capstone Work with
Real-World Clients
Medical Center to support care for Biology and Chemistry students at
• Independent Research and
patients with COVID-19. Curry are using state-of-the-art Scholarly Publications
analytical technology to study the • Curriculum-led Practicums and
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Clinical Training
health risks of vaping. • Industry conferences and field work
VISIT CURRY.EDU/NEWTECH • Service-learning trips regionally and abroad
RESOURCES MACKENZIE RIDER ’21
BECOME
VISIT CURRY.EDU/LEARNINGCOMMONS AND CURRY.EDU/ACADEMIC-RESOURCES
DOUBLE MAJOR: BIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY
MINOR: MATHEMATICS
As a double major in biology and sociology, Mackenzie Rider has a
knack for science and a passion for helping others. It wasn’t long
before she began tutoring freshman and other underclassmen
struggling with chemistry, biology or math in the Academic
Enrichment Center. Mackenzie also serves as lab assistant to aid
SUPPORTED
faculty with preparations, and helping students understand the
fundamentals of experiments.
“The best part about being a tutor is
watching someone go from frustrated
and stressed to confident. It is incredibly
uplifting to know that someone I help
Curry is where you are mentored ACADEMIC RESOURCES is doing better in class due to the time
and encouraged. Academic Advising Levin Library
Academic Enrichment Center Program for Advancement of Learning (PAL) I spend encouraging and working with
Academic Success Coordinators Quantitative Commons
A COMFORTABLE PLACE TO Assistive Technology/Learning Lab Speaking Center them. I also love the connections I make
STEP WAY OUTSIDE YOUR
Bookstore Study Away
Center for Career Development Technology Services
with fellow students as I am able to mentor
COMFORT ZONE. Curry Partnership Program
Disability Services
Writing Center them through their upcoming courses and
The experience of being a Curry student is about pushing answer any College questions that they
yourself, and seeing the bigger picture —your career and
THE LEARNING COMMONS may need help sorting through. I really
life ahead of you. OK, so those are big things to think
At Curry, we strive to build not only a culture, but also a campus that supports you- literally.
about. That’s why at Curry, you’ve always got a plan, and
In our new Learning Commons, all of our Advising, Academic Success and Student Support
enjoy being an extra resource for others
people to guide you along your path.
offices are located together, right in the heart of the Academic Quad. and helping them in any way that I can.”
PAL 50-YEAR
ANNIVERSARY
IN 2020
BECOME
ADVANCED
PROGRAM FOR ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING
We are incredibly proud of PAL, our internationally recognized Program
for Advancement of Learning, celebrating its 50th anniversary this
year! Recognized as the country’s first program of its kind, celebrating
a longstanding tradition of success, PAL provides academically focused
assistance to bright, college-able students with specific language-based
learning disabilities, executive function disorders, and/or AD/HD.
PAL students represent about 20% of each entering class. They’re leaders at
Curry, with many joining our Honors Program and leading the way in the arts,
“I am excited every day to see my students try NATIONAL SURVEY FOR STUDENT
ENGAGEMENT
in athletics, and in the classroom. They take on a wide range of careers after
Curry and many have gone on to grad school, law school, or doctoral programs.
something new and to take risks. It’s the heart Scored Higher than Peer Colleges on:
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of what we do. We witness our students walk • Participation in internships/field experience
• Discussion of career plans with a faculty member
through an incredible journey of self-discovery.” • Working with a faculty member on activities
other than coursework
–
Dr. Laura Vanderberg • Holding a formal leadership position in a
student group
Dr. Laura Vanderberg, Director of the PAL program, received the
Apple Distinguished Educator Award for our innovative iPAL program,
supporting learning differences with technology.
VISIT CURRY.EDU/DRVANDERBERGKYLE PEREIRA ’21
ATHLETICS VISIT CURRYATHLETICS.COM
BECOME
MAJOR: NURSING
MINOR: BIOLOGY
The opportunity to study nursing and play competitive collegiate
football at Curry was “too good to be true” for Kyle Pereira. The
beautiful campus and tight-knit community reminded him of his
small hometown in Norton and he knew immediately it was the
place he would call home. From his fellow teammates and coaches
A COLONEL
to his faculty mentors in the School of Nursing who inspired his
interest in pediatric nursing, Kyle’s “second family” at Curry has
motivated him to pursue excellence in all aspects of his life. Outside
of his football career and work as a clinical care technician at Tufts
Medical Center, he is President of Curry’s Men in Nursing Club,
and active member of the Student Nurse Club and Student Athlete
Advisory Committee. Besides learning how to speak Portuguese
fluently, Kyle aspires to work as a pediatric intensive care nurse
and to become licensed as a paramedic to also work part-time at a
local fire department.
Curry is where you #BleedPurple.
GAME ON. “From the very start, Curry felt like
Athletics are BIG at Curry. Really big. In fact, nearly a quarter of our
undergraduate students play for our Colonels. And the rest? They’re a wave of
home. My football teammates
purple cheering the team to victory. A spirit and a Division III experience unlike
any other. That’s what it means to be a Curry Colonel.
and coaching staff are my Curry
family. Our coaches are always
there for us on and off the field.”ATHLETICS FACILITIES NCAA Division III NCAA Division III
INTRAMURAL CLUB SPORTS
Trent J. Scott ’96 Tennis Courts
MEN’S WOMEN’S SPORTS
D. Forbes Will Athletic Complex:
SPORTS SPORTS Cheerleading
5-on-5 Basketball Dance Team
• Softball Baseball Basketball Field Hockey Golf
Basketball Cross Country Flag Football Men’s Rugby
• Jack Vallely Diamond–Baseball
Football Lacrosse Floor Hockey Women’s Ice-Hockey
• Walter M. Katz Field– Ice-Hockey Soccer
Football, Soccer, Lacrosse Golf
Lacrosse Softball Indoor Soccer
Dr. Eleanor Meyerhoff Katz Gymnasium Soccer Tennis Softball
• Basketball, Volleyball Tennis Volleyball Tennis
Canton Ice House Ice-Hockey Volleyball
Miller Field House and moreON CAMPUS ISMAE BAILEY ’21
BECOME
DOUBLE MAJOR: FORENSIC SCIENCE, BIOLOGY
MINOR: CHEMISTRY
Ismae Bailey has always excelled when it came to the scientific
knowledge and technical skills needed for her dream job of
becoming a forensic pathologist. But it wasn’t until her time
at Curry that she developed the essential soft skills including
communication and leadership. She attributes her extracurricular
INVOLVED
campus experiences — which include the Student Government
Association, Curry Cares, the Black Student Union, Pre-Health
Elite, Living Learning Community Science Scholars Mentor, and
a RISE Up Program Mentor — to helping her find her voice,
become a confident speaker, and an assertive campus leader and
peer mentor.
Curry is where you find community. CHECK OUT A FEW OF OUR FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT LIFE AT CURRY, THEN BE
SURE TO VISIT–IT’S THE BEST WAY TO KNOW THAT THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU. “At Curry, I’ve stepped out of my comfort
• Grabbing a Starbucks at the Learning Commons.
zone and am now able to lead my peers,
IT’S TRUE. • The late-night dining window at the Stu (That’s Curry for “Student Center”)
• Group study sessions.
Curry is everything you dream college to be. The
• Picking up Curry swag at the Bookstore. speak up, and ask questions. Without
• Class (or a nap!) outside on the Quad on warm spring days.
green, tree-lined quads, the friendly faces, and the
• BBQs on Westhaver Park. this personal growth, I wouldn’t be as
unmatched opportunities that go with them. Whatever
• Curry Up and Go trips to exciting destinations all over the Northeast.
your interests, with so many ways to be involved in our • Community Nights in the Residence Halls. successful as I am in the field where I
vibrant campus life, at Curry you can do more and be • Homecoming and Family Weekend.
more. • Goat Yoga during Welcome Week. have to work side-by-side with other
• Upping your Cardio game with Hip-hop Aerobics in the Fitness Center.
• Cheering for your favorite pro team in the Sports Cafe. investigators.”
• Practicing your skills on XBox, the pool table and arcade games in the Student Center Game Room.LIFE AT CURRY CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
GET EVERYONE INVOLVED
HOUSES AND RESIDENCE HALLS Accounting Club
Black Student Union
Business Student Association
Equestrian
Feminist United
Field Hockey
85 %
With a mix of traditional residence halls, suites, and even houses, it couldn’t be easier CCPRSA (Public Relations Student Film Society
to find your home sweet home on campus. Association) Health, Image, Power, & Success
CCSNA (Student Nurses Association) Hillel
You can also apply to live in a First-Year Living Learning Community to explore
Collision Dynasty International Student Association
your career path inside and outside the classroom. Available LLCs include First-Year of First Year Students
Cornerstone Intervaristy Keep Calm & Nurse On
Live on Campus
Honors, Communication Scholars, Health Careers, and Science Scholars. Crafting Crew Latino Student Union (LSU)
Criminal Justice Student Organization Multicultural Student Union (MSU)
Curraoke Nerd Empire
Curry Canine Club Pre-Health E.L.I.T.E.
HOUSING HIGHLIGHTS: COMMUTER LIFE Curry Cares Psychology Club
•1 9 Residence Halls, many in historic buildings If you decide to commute, when you arrive on campus you’ll find yourself in
Curry For a Cure Student Entertainment & Events (SEE)
(one is a replica of the old State House) good company in our friendly community of residents, commuters, faculty
DECA Student Government Association (SGA)
•P
rovided all four years, for full-time undergraduates and staff. Get involved in activities and events, hang out at our new Commuter
Education Club
•H
ouses welcoming as few as 10 upper-class students Lounge in Hafer, and become a leader by joining the Commuter Advisory Board
or the Student Government Association (SGA).
•1,600 beds for residential students
•Co-ed, all-male, and all-female living options HEALTH AND SAFETY
•FREE laundry for every student Don’t forget routine health care, spiritual life, mental health counseling and other wellness
programs are all available right on campus, and our Department of Public Safety is on call
24/7 to keep our students safe. Visit Curry.edu/wellness and Curry.edu/publicsafety for
more information.BEYOND CAMPUS DR. GRANT BURRIER
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
STUDY ABROAD AND
POLITICS AND HISTORY
Dr. Grant Burrier helps students experience Cuba, Mexico, and
Argentina in person. Expert in Central and South American
politics, economics, and culture, he leads the Politics and Culture
Study Away courses – just one of many opportunities to take your
STUDY AWAY
education beyond the states. Students describe their immersive
abroad experience as “eye-opening,” “life-changing,” and “a
powerful experience.”
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Curry is where you explore the world. WE PROUDLY OFFER MANY WAYS “ I try to bring as much of the world as
TO STUDY ABROAD. I can into the classroom, but there is
Along with institutional partnerships offering semester-long study abroad absolutely no substitute for actually
programs in places like Brazil, France, England, and more, you can create your own
study abroad opportunity, or go global with our faculty members as part of our being there. What I really want to do
short-term, faculty-led courses. These incredible 2- and 3-week excursions take
courses out of the classroom to destinations like China, Italy, Mexico, and to our is transport the students not only to a
partner sites in England and France. You can also spend a semester closer to home in
LA, New York, or Washington, DC, through our Study Away program. different environment but to a context
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learning in class actually matters in the
real world.”YOUR FUTURE VISIT CURRY.EDU/CAREERDEVELOPMENT
COURTNEY LEE ’17
BECOME
COMMUNICATION
VIDEO PRODUCER AT NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
Courtney Lee is making it happen. When she started at Curry, she
wasn’t even sure what “it” was, but during her junior year, she
interned at FOX25 after a conversation with a representative at a
booth at the Student Center. Almost right away, she was assigned
to shadow Elizabeth Hopkins in the field. She was nervous at first,
CONNECTED
but was well prepared by the resources available to her as a Curry
student.
After graduation, Courtney completed her Master’s Degree in
Reporting in Public Affairs at American University, where she
focused on Broadcast Journalism. She is currently working as the
WFIRST Social Media and Outreach Coordinator and Video Producer
at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
“Since working at NASA, I have found a
Curry is where you discover your career passion. A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY. passion for producing/production, and
At Curry, it’s all about connections. Connections with professors, with
internships, and with the world outside our campus. One day you may be
my television concentration at Curry
partnering with a professor on a research project, and the next semester, you has prepared me a lot for what I am
might be headed to LA to work behind the scenes at a Hollywood movie studio.
The possibilities you’ll unlock here are endless. doing now. It has allowed me to go into
meetings and pitch ideas with confidence
because I know I have the skills and
experience to back them up.”INTERN AT TOP COMPANIES Curry students intern in Boston and beyond, exploring a variety of career paths, discovering their interests, strengths and values, and opening doors for bright future opportunities. AKD Consultants Brown Brothers Harriman MBTA Amazon Charles River Laboratories Hartford Stage Meditech Anheuser-Busch Citizen’s Bank Harvard University Mercedes-Benz USA Aspera Technologies City of Boston Hasbro NBC Universal Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital Comcast IMI International New York City Police Department Bose Corporation Commonwealth of Massachusetts Ipreo Newton Wellesley Hospital Boston 25 News Concord Wealth Management John Hancock Plymouth Rock Assurance Boston Children’s Hospital Corcoran Management Karyopham Therapeutics Sally Beauty Boston Consulting Group Dell EMC Lane Bryant Spaulding Cambridge Hospital Boston Medical Center Dunkin Brands Massachusetts Department State Street Boston Police Department EMD Serono, Inc. of Corrections Steward Health Care Boston Red Sox Enterprise Holdings Massachusetts General Hospital Sun Life Financial Boys and Girls Club ESM Digital Massachusetts Office of Disability Vertex Pharmaceuticals Brigham and Women’s Hospital Fidelity Investments May Institute
BECOME
Curry alumni succeed–
Curry Education students
whether they run accept new job offers and
their own businesses, acceptances to prestigious
graduate programs months
SUCCESSFUL
develop a new before graduating.
generation of leaders To read more, visit
CURRY.EDU/TEACHERS2020
in the classroom, care
for patients, work in
front of the camera (or OVER
“Thanks to Curry, I was equipped
97 %
behind it), advance
new technology, create
with the necessary skills on how visionary art, or serve
of recent Curry graduates are
to be and act like a professional. their local, national and
global communities,
employed, in graduate school,
or in service. Read more about
The transition from the classroom they make their mark
how the Class of 2018 are
making a difference already at
to the office was practically on the world. CURRY.EDU/ALUMNI18SUCCESS
seamless.”
110
Journalists play a critical role
in delivering answers and
– ELTON SILVA ’14, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT/COMMUNICATION, facts to the public during the
SENIOR ADVISOR, PHARMACY PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT COVID-19 crisis. VISIT CURRY.
AT CVS HEALTH EDU/NEWSALUMS20 to find out
Employers Recruiting on
more about Curry alums in
Campus at March 2018
the field.
Career FairVISIT It’s more than just a tour. After all, if you’re spending four years here, you want to be sure it feels like home. Let us customize a personalized visit experience, tailored to your individual interests and needs, to show you how Curry can be your home away from home. WHY VISIT? Depending on your interests, we can arrange for you to: • Tour our beautiful campus • Talk with students, faculty, coaches, and staff • Meet with Admission and Financial Aid • Attend an active class and truly become part of campus IT’S SO EASY TO VISIT. AND IT MAKES THE DECISION EASY, TOO. CURRY.EDU/VISIT LIVE CLOSE TO BOSTON? We’re just a short drive from the city (and just seven miles from downtown). COMING FROM AFAR? We’ll be happy to recommend local hotels– and things to do if you want to explore the best of Boston or see New England while you’re here. We’ll make your trip even more meaningful. NOT ABLE TO JOIN US ON CAMPUS? Visit Curry.edu/virtualcampustour to experience our campus virtually
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TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID
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OUR INVESTMENT IN YOU
At Curry, we believe your future is a wise investment. We also recognize that 2020 - 2021 ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES RESIDENT COMMUTER
Use the Common Application or the Curry College Application to be
finances are an important consideration when choosing the right college. Tuition 12-18 credits
considered for admission along with scholarships and awards up to $30,000
Through our financial aid program, we are committed to investing in you and (Anything over 18 credits will be an additional $1,336 per credit) $40,080 $40,080
a year. Receive an admission decision within two weeks or less from the time your future. We award over $33 million in scholarships and grants each year Comprehensive Fee* Full-Time Students $1,975 $1,975
your application is complete. with 99% of new first-year students receiving financial aid. Room (Standard double)** $9,050
APPLY EARLY AND BE REWARDED!
Board $7,035
GETTING STARTED
To apply for merit scholarships and awards, simply complete an admission TOTAL
Students admitted under the Early Action Plan receive an (Exclusive of PAL)*** $58,140 $42,055
application. You will be considered for the full-range of merit scholarships
additional award of $2,000 per year (renewable for up to $8,000). *The Comprehensive Fee allows the College to offer a variety of co-curricular, co-academic, and support
and will be notified of your eligibility at the time of admission. To apply for
services to traditional full-time and part-time (enrolled less than 12 credits in the semester) students to
need-based financial aid, Curry requires only the Free Application for Federal enhance their academic and student life experiences while enrolled at Curry. This mandatory,
IMPORTANT DEADLINES Student Aid (FAFSA). semester-based fee is required of all students and cannot be waived. First-time students add $370
Orientation fee. **The total cost for resident students is based on 14 meals per week and a standard
Early Action December 1 APPLY HERE: STUDENTAID.GOV • CURRY’S FEDERAL SCHOOL CODE: 002143 multiple occupancy room. The plan including 17 meals per week would increase the cost by $745. A single
occupancy room would increase the total cost by $2,475. Additional fees may apply. ***PAL Fee (if
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DIVERSITY STATEMENT
At Curry College, diversity is central to excellence in education, not a separate
goal. We are an inclusive community where embracing differences is essential
to creating a safe and welcoming environment for exploration and learning, as
well as personal and professional growth. Being a member of the Curry
community means that your unique voice is a vital and valued part of all we do.
Curry College admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin, age,
disability, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status to all the rights,
privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to all
students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of any of these
categories in the administration of its educational policies, scholarship or loan
programs, athletic or other college-administered programs.
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