Nichols College

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Nichols College

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Join our family at a top AACSB-accredited business school made up of 1,200 students on a 220+ acre campus in beautiful New England. Nichols is focused on experiential education and our students learn by working side-by-side with business leaders and entrepreneurs. Nichols prepares students to be career-ready, providing internships and networking opportunities with leading corporations across America.

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Academic Programs

Bachelors
Business
Business
Communication
Economics
Finance/Accounting
Leadership
Liberal Arts
Professional Development

Student experience

Athletics
Co-op/Internship Opportunities
Intramural/Club Sports
LGBTQIA Services
Military/Veteran Services
Night Class Offerings
On-Campus Housing
Study Abroad

Application information

Find out about requirements, fees, and deadlines

First-year

Applications are accepted throughout the year with no application fee. Incoming student applications require an official high school transcript, a letter of recommendation, and a personal essay.

Transfer

Applications are accepted throughout the year, and with no application fee. Admission requirements include a completed Nichols College undergraduate application, an official high school transcript (unless you are transferring at least 24 college credits), official college transcripts from all institutions, an essay regarding your desire to transfer, and a letter of recommendation.

Personal essays and letters of recommendation may be waived if you’re transferring from a partner institution, and test scores may be waived if you’ve been out of high school for over two years.

Visit us

Nichols College is located in the heart of Massachusetts just a shuttle ride away from the Worcester nightlife and amazing cities like Boston, Providence, and Hartford on 220 acres of land in the town of Dudley.

Learn more about what sets a Nichols College degree apart from other institutions through campus visit opportunities including campus tours, information sessions, fall open Houses, or our LEAP day program. Visiting opportunities include a brief overview of programs, a Q&A session, and the chance to meet faculty, coaches, and financial aid counselors.