At Curry College, admission requirements include a high school transcript, a GPA between 2.7-3.3, a SAT score between 950-1,100 or an ACT score between 20-22, an essay, letters of recommendation, and a review of a student's extracurricular activities; this is according to the Dean of Admission, Jane Fidler. Curry offers students 20 majors, 65 minors, and an individually initiated major option, where students develop their own course management. The five largest majors where students want to find entry level jobs are communications, criminal justice, education, management, and nursing. Curry's communication program is home to an award winning radio station, and the school was one of the first U.S. colleges to have HDTV training. Students who work in the studio could receive internship opportunities with companies around the country such as MTV and ESPN.

Curry College has 13 athletic teams, which compete at the NCAA division three level, including a seven time New England football accomplished champion. There are 18 residence buildings on campus, with about 85% of first year students living at Curry. In addition, the school is involved with PAL, the country's first program for bright students with learning disabilities.

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