Marketing at Endicott College

Endicott College's marketing program produces graduates earning nearly $50,000 in their first year—about $5,200 above the national median and $3,400 above Massachusetts competitors. This puts graduates in the 75th percentile nationally, though in Massachusetts's competitive landscape, it ranks closer to the middle of the pack at the 60th percentile. Still, for a school with a 72% admission rate, these outcomes meaningfully exceed what you'd expect from similarly selective institutions.

The debt picture is notably favorable. At just under $27,000, graduates borrow slightly more than the national median but actually less than the typical Massachusetts marketing major. More importantly, the debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.54 means graduates owe roughly half their first year's salary—a manageable level that suggests most can comfortably handle loan payments while building their careers. This program ranks in just the 6th percentile nationally for debt burden, indicating it's among the least debt-intensive marketing degrees available.

The gap between Endicott and Massachusetts's elite business schools (Boston College, Bentley) remains substantial, but that's largely a selectivity story—those schools draw different applicant pools. For students who fit Endicott's profile, this program delivers solid earning power without burying them in debt, which is the calculation that matters most for typical families.