Notre Dame graduate business programs partner with Stonehill College
The partnership guarantees the admission of four qualified Stonehill students into Mendoza’s Master of Nonprofit Administration and six students into the Master of Science in Accountancy programs starting with the 2024-2025 academic year.
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Both specialized master’s programs are intensive, one-year programs that prepare students for successful careers through a focused curriculum. Taught by renowned business faculty on the Notre Dame campus, the programs include experiential learning opportunities so students can apply what they learn in the classroom to real-life business problems. The specialized masters are intended for students who typically just completed their undergraduate degrees and have little or no work experience.
All Stonehill students apply through the normal application process, which opens in mid-July. To qualify, applicants must meet a list of requirements, including a strong record of undergraduate achievement and one letter of recommendation.
The partnership also guarantees admission to four qualified Stonehill students to the