International and Exchange Students
Endicott College proudly hosts exchange students each year from around the world, from the five institutions listed below. Students can study for either one semester or one year as part the university partnership program. Under the program, participating students pay their "home tuition" directly to their university, and pay Endicott College for their room, meal plan, academic fees and health insurance.
Application deadlines for incoming exchange students are as follows:
Academic Year (September-May) May 1
Fall semester (September-December) May 1
Spring semester (January-May) December 1
Apply now to be an Exchange Student with Endicott College.
Minimum GPA of 2.5
Immunizations/Vaccinations
Students must obtain all required immunizations/vaccinations in order to be accepted into the Endicott College exchange program. The COVID-19 vaccination is no longer required at Endicott College. All international students must complete the Endicott College Health Form by January 5, 2027. Please refer to it to see any immunizations or vaccines you may need. All medical records must be translated into English prior to submission to the Wellness Center. If you have any medical related questions, please contact the Wellness Center directly at wellness@endicott.edu.
Minimum Language Requirements for Non-Native English Speakers
At Endicott, the college requires a minimum TOEFL score of 79, IELTS score of 6.0, or Duolingo score of 105 to ensure the academic success of each exchange student.
Health Insurance
All exchange students are required to purchase the Endicott College Health Insurance policy plan---this cannot be waived.
Meal Plan
All exchange students are required to have the Max Meal Plan (19 meal swipes per week, 10 guest swipes, and $100 flex dollars per semester that may be used on or off-campus at local vendors). Endicott College has one main dining hall (buffet style - all you can eat!), and several other smaller food vendor options on campus such as Starbucks, Einstein's Cafe, the Lodge, and EATs.
Housing
Exchange students are placed directly on-campus in Residential Living dormitories based on their age and assigned gender in their passport. Endicott has Traditional Residence Halls, Suite-Style Residence, and Houses on-campus. Depending on the assigned room, students will either have a private bathroom directly in their living assignment or will be placed in a residence hall that has communal style bathrooms. Communal style bathrooms are gender specific. Most exchange students will be placed in either doubles, triples or quads. Single rooms are currently unavailable to exchange students unless there is a medical documentation that is approved by the Center for Accessibility Services team at Endicott College.
Housing Supplies Provided for Exchange Students:
Refer to the course catalog to get an idea of the courses offered at Endicott.
Please keep the following in mind:
Fall semester (September-December) May 1
Spring semester (January-May) December 1
Apply now to be an Exchange Student with Endicott College.
Tentative Semester Dates
- Spring 2027:
- Arrival/Move In: Wednesday, January 20, 2027
- Orientation: Thursday, January 21 - Sunday January 24
- Classes Begin: January 25, 2026
- Final Exams: May 10-14
- Departure: Friday May 14, 2027
Minimum GPA of 2.5
Immunizations/Vaccinations
Students must obtain all required immunizations/vaccinations in order to be accepted into the Endicott College exchange program. The COVID-19 vaccination is no longer required at Endicott College. All international students must complete the Endicott College Health Form by January 5, 2027. Please refer to it to see any immunizations or vaccines you may need. All medical records must be translated into English prior to submission to the Wellness Center. If you have any medical related questions, please contact the Wellness Center directly at wellness@endicott.edu.
Minimum Language Requirements for Non-Native English Speakers
At Endicott, the college requires a minimum TOEFL score of 79, IELTS score of 6.0, or Duolingo score of 105 to ensure the academic success of each exchange student.
Health Insurance
All exchange students are required to purchase the Endicott College Health Insurance policy plan---this cannot be waived.
Meal Plan
All exchange students are required to have the Max Meal Plan (19 meal swipes per week, 10 guest swipes, and $100 flex dollars per semester that may be used on or off-campus at local vendors). Endicott College has one main dining hall (buffet style - all you can eat!), and several other smaller food vendor options on campus such as Starbucks, Einstein's Cafe, the Lodge, and EATs.
Housing
Exchange students are placed directly on-campus in Residential Living dormitories based on their age and assigned gender in their passport. Endicott has Traditional Residence Halls, Suite-Style Residence, and Houses on-campus. Depending on the assigned room, students will either have a private bathroom directly in their living assignment or will be placed in a residence hall that has communal style bathrooms. Communal style bathrooms are gender specific. Most exchange students will be placed in either doubles, triples or quads. Single rooms are currently unavailable to exchange students unless there is a medical documentation that is approved by the Center for Accessibility Services team at Endicott College.
Housing Supplies Provided for Exchange Students:
- Twin XL bedding (pillow, fitted sheet, top sheet, comforter), bath towel, and basic furniture (bedframe, mattress, desk, desk chair, closet or dresser).
- Free laundry facilities available on campus (detergent not provided).
- Hot water, heating, cooling, Wi-Fi
Refer to the course catalog to get an idea of the courses offered at Endicott.
Please keep the following in mind:
- Students are not eligible to enroll in capstone (internship) courses without prior approval from Endicott, students cannot enroll in Van Loan courses, and cannot enroll in any courses that require prerequisites they do not meet.
- Courses must be undergraduate-level, and students should work with their home university advisors to select courses that align with their degree requirements.
- A minimum of 12 credits per semester is required (approximately four courses). Most students enroll in 15 credits (about five courses) per semester
If you are from a participating university, you may apply to study abroad at Endicott College by clicking on the "Apply now" link below.
Exchange Partners
Greece
American College of Greece
Ireland
Munster Technological University
Japan
Showa Women's University
Mexico
IPADE, Universidad Panamericana
South Korea
Ajou University
Myongji University
Taiwan
National Chengchi University