To Anna Maria College students considering what comes next, we offer a clear path to the Heart of Boston.
We want to be a resource for Anna Maria students as you navigate this transition. If you are looking for a supportive, mission-driven college community where you can stay focused on your goals, continue your education and begin your next chapter with confidence, we welcome you to join us at Emmanuel College.
Why Emmanuel?
Located on a 17-acre campus in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, Emmanuel offers the close-knit community students value with the opportunities of one of the world’s great college towns.
Benefits for Anna Maria Transfer Students and Class of 2026 Admitted Students
- Fast-track application process, only unofficial transcripts required to apply
- Guaranteed admission for current Anna Maria undergraduates with a 2.5 GPA in all programs except the Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Merit scholarships, financial aid and housing are available. Residential students will receive a $3,000 housing grant
- Complete credit evaluation upon acceptance
- Personalized advising to help you move seamlessly into Emmanuel’s academic programs
- Current BSN students can still apply, but will be evaluated on a case-by-case, space-available basis for admission
At Emmanuel, you’ll find:
Students are supported by a core academic advisor, career advisor and dedicated faculty who know them in and outside of the classroom.
Emmanuel offers a four-year residential housing experience, along with more than 100 clubs, organizations and areas of involvement to help students build community and feel at home.
Through Emmanuel’s integrated experiential learning model, 100% of students complete an internship, research experience, clinical or student-teaching practica prior to graduation.
Emmanuel graduates are prepared for meaningful careers and continued study, with 93% employed within one year of graduation and 95% accepted to graduate school.
Rooted in the Catholic mission of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Emmanuel prepares students to go out into the world with “hearts as wide as the world.”