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Northeastern University

Northeastern students are engaged with their community and our campus hub is of activity where students live, study, do research, and return from work experiences through co-op!

About the institution

Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, fuses academics with a real-world co-curriculum. The co-op program alternates classroom study with six-month periods of full-time paid employment. International students receive authorization that allows them to work on co-op anywhere in the US.

Our main campus is in Boston, but students have a range of international opportunities. Visit our Global Experience page to learn more about these opportunities.

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Number of Undergraduate Students

18000

Average Undergraduate Class Size

Our average class size is 24 students per class

Size of Instituition

Medium Institution 5000-15,000

Selectivity

Highly Selective (10-25% admitted)

Campus Style

Northeastern has a traditional college campus in the heart of Boston.

Education Model

Northeastern is a research university that emphasizes the application of knowledge in the real world.

Are there internship opportunities?

Yes, 90% of Northeastern students will complete at least one co-op.

Are there study abroad options?

Yes

Cost of Tuition

Costs for the 2020-2021 academic year:

$54,360 Tuition
$1,092 Fees
$17,480 Room and Board

Funding

Northeastern meets full demonstrated need for U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Northeastern does not offer need-based financial aid to international students. International students will be automatically considered for merit scholarships based on their academic performance in high school. These scholarships are typically awarded to students in the top 20% of our admitted student applicant pool. These awards are competitive and not every student should expect to receive a scholarship. Merit awards range in value from $10,000 to $25,000 per academic year.

IB Grade Requirements

While there are no minimum requirements, our middle 50% range for admitted students is approximately 35-39 points out of 42 points.

UFP Grade Requirements

Subjects

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Architecture
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Biological Sciences
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Biological Sciences/Biology
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Buisness and Management
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Business and Management
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Business and Management
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Chemical Engineering
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Chemistry
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Chemistry
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Communication and Media Studies
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Communications
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Computer Science
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Computer Science and Information Systems
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Design
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Economics
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Economics & Econometrics
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Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Engineering
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Engineering and Technology
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English Language & Literature
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Environmental Science
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Environmental Sciences
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History
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International Relations
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Mathematics
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Mathematics
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Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering
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Nursing
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Performing Arts
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Pharmacy & Pharmacology
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Philosophy
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Physics
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Politics/Political Science
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Psychology
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Psychology
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Public Policy
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Degree Area
Accounting & Finance
Business
African Studies
Language & Culture
Anatomy Physiology and Pathology
Sciences
Anthropology
Society & Social Sciences
Architecture
Art & Design
Art & Design
Art & Design
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
Computing & ICT
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Sciences
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Sciences
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Sciences
Biomedical Engineering
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Business
Chemical/Energy Engineering
Engineering
Chemistry
Sciences
Civil Engineering
Engineering
Classics and Ancient History
Society & Social Sciences
Communication and Media Studies
English & Media
Computer Games and Graphics
Computing & ICT
Computer Science
Computing & ICT
Creative Writing
English & Media
Data Science
Computing & ICT
Development Studies
Society & Social Sciences
Drama & Theatre
Performing Arts
Ecology & Conservation
Sciences
Economics
Society & Social Sciences
Electronic/Electrical Engineering
Engineering
English Literature and/or Language
English & Media
Environmental Science
Sciences
Film and Media Production
Art & Design
Financial Mathematics
Mathematics
History
Society & Social Sciences
Information Technology
Computing & ICT
International Relations
Society & Social Sciences
Journalism
English & Media
Law
Society & Social Sciences
Legal Studies/Pre-Law
Society & Social Sciences
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Liberal Arts & Sciences
Linguistics
Language & Culture
Manufacturing
Engineering
Marketing
Business
Materials Science
Engineering
Mathematics
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Engineering
Modern Languages Mixed
Language & Culture
Music
Performing Arts
Natural Sciences
Sciences
Nursing
Medicine & Healthcare
Pharmacy & Pharmacology
Medicine & Healthcare
Philosophy
Society & Social Sciences
Philosophy Politics and Economics
Society & Social Sciences
Physics
Sciences
Physiotherapy
Medicine & Healthcare
Politics
Society & Social Sciences
Pre-Med
Medicine & Healthcare
Psychology
Society & Social Sciences
Social Policy
Society & Social Sciences
Sociology
Society & Social Sciences
Software Engineering
Computing & ICT
Speech and Language Therapy
Medicine & Healthcare
Statistics
Mathematics
Theology and Religious Studies
Society & Social Sciences
Urban Planning
Society & Social Sciences

Explore Northeastern

Our Prospective Student Resources pages are full of advice, helpful documents and insightful films to help you get to know more about Northeaster

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