Boston is one of the country’s top 10 engineering hubs (Fortune Magazine, 2015).

​A bachelor’s degree is worth $2.8M over an employee’s lifetime (Center On Education and the Workforce, 2011).

“I knew if I was going to remain competitive in my career, I needed to complete my undergraduate degree.” — Bachelor's Completion Graduate

“Engineers are the ones who create technology and advance civilization. Students will be the ones called to develop these technologies in the future.
They have to be able to continue the work, and our experiential learning program prepares them just for that.”
— Fred Lopez, Faculty Member

The median annual wage for computer and IT occupations was $86,320 in May 2018, which is much higher than the average of all other occupations. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)

“I would have been overlooked for a promotion if I did not have this degree.” — Bachelor's Completion Graduate

Biological science occupations are projected to grow 10% from 2016 to 2026, which will result in about 124,800 new jobs. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)

​College graduates earn 74% more than high school graduates (​Pew Research Center, 2016).

Northeastern has got a great reputation as a research institution. I can’t help but feel that I made the right choice for me." — Paulette Husbands Ayoung, Current Student

“Our biology and biotechnology programs have been built to align with industry and academic partner’s demands, while ensuring students have a strong foundation to pursue any career path they choose. Our constantly growing experiential opportunities allow for our students to leave here with a valuable degree and a resume with real, hands-on experience.”
— Elizabeth Zulick, Lead Faculty Member