QUINCY - Rev. Dr. Colleen Derr, President of Eastern Nazarene College (ENC), revealed an inspiring new vision aimed at fostering growth and advancement within the institution. Addressing members of the College on April 11, Dr. Derr outlined four key areas of focus...
Boston is the 6th largest market in the United States, and is known as an “intellectual” city. So, how do you keep pace with all the people who already have degrees right here in the Boston area? The answer is simple; earn your college degree and you will soon be able to compete with everyone else in your select field of study.
42.8% have a bachelor’s degree or higher in Boston
Boston has a high percentage of people with degrees, but what about the state of Massachusetts? According to census data listed by the Huffington Post, Massachusetts is second only to Washington DC in the number of adults ages 25-34 with degrees.. The competition is fierce here in greater Boston, and earning a degree is critically important to increase your level of success and earning potential.
Eastern Nazarene College’s Adult and Graduate Studies Divisions has four campuses in the Boston area that offer a variety of degree programs. We provide a vibrant learning environment for professionals returning to college, or attending for the first time. All of our degree programs are designed for working adults and structured in a cohort model to facilitate big results.
Eastern Nazarene offers Associate’s, Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees in Education, Business, Management, or Marriage and Family Therapy. Register now for a cohort that meets your schedule, and discover how a degree from Eastern Nazarene College can help propel your career forward. Get started now!
ENC is going to Spain! On May 11, Dr. Julene Tegerstrand, four ENC Intercultural Studies students, and four ENC alumni will be traveling to Spain to walk the 500-mile Christian Pilgrimage known as the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James). The Camino de Santiago, more...
Do you want to build on your skills in your off-hours? Going back to school may seem daunting for adult learners, but there are great options for continuing your education while working full-time. Here's how to fit school back into your schedule. 1. Do your research...
Small colleges have advantages over large universities. For students in STEM, these benefits cannot be matched. 1. Faculty and Student Relationships Small colleges offer smaller class sizes, meaning you won't be just another face in a lecture hall. Students form...
College is a time of exponential growth and development. While you explore your personal talents and build professional skills, it's important to remain focused on your goals and plan your future career. The resources and opportunities for professional development...
