Student Achievement

Endicott interior architecture students have secured internships and full time employment within leading national and international architectural and interior design firms. Students within the program acquire the skills, body of knowledge, and practical experience necessary to enter the interior design profession. The program maintains strong ties with the design profession through the guidance and oversight of our Professional Advisory Board, Faculty, and Staff ensuring our students obtain the skills and technical proficiency needed to transition from theory into practice.

Program-Level Retention Rate

Freshmen entering Fall 2022 who returned in Fall 2023–88%

6-Year Program-Level Graduation Rate

Freshmen entering Fall 2017 who graduated in six years or less–89%

Accreditation

Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA)

National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD)

New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE)

Job Placement Rate

*99% of interior architecture students who graduated in May 2023 are employed in the design profession or in graduate school. *based on 100% response rate.

88% of students who graduated in May 2023 are employed in the design field (some graduates are working full time and attending graduate programs).

19% of students graduated in May 2023 are in graduate school.

Graduate School Acceptance Rate

100% of the students that graduated in May 2023 and applied to graduate schools were accepted into a program.

Places of Employment

Theory to Practice
Graduates of the baccalaureate program are qualified to enter the interior design profession and undertake diverse project types. Many of our graduates are offered full-time employment during their Fall Semester Senior Internship.

Through our internship requirements Endicott graduates have not just a degree but a resume after four years of study.