BEVERLY, Mass. — Mikaela Rogers felt deep in her core there was only one option. She was moving in.

BEVERLY, Mass. – What's next? It's the question our soon-to-be graduates have had to answer far too often over the last few weeks. However, it's been an easy one to answer for our student-athletes featured below thanks in large part to the Endicott College educational model. Let's take a look at what some of our student-athletes will be up to before they even walk across the stage (this list - which is not all-encompassing - is subject to change/be added to at any time).

BEVERLY, Mass. – Endicott student-athletes Geoffrey Paige ’18 (Abington, Mass.) and Shane Toland ’19 (Canton, Conn.) have taken different routes to further their careers in the Van Loan School’s fifth-year homeland security program. However, the one constant they both can agree on is that this option has given them the ability to continue to grow academically and athletically. Paige and Toland shared their stories with www.ecgulls.com below.

BEVERLY, Mass. – Joe Shehadi (Dorset, Vt.), a graduating senior at Endicott, has compiled a multitude of accomplishments over his four years at The Nest. His arrival to Endicott wasn't as glamorous, however.

BEVERLY, Mass. – Unlike most student-athletes, he didn't grow up playing the sport; instead, Matt Bozek started playing later in his teenage years. Yes, his first year of volleyball was his senior year of high school. 

BEVERLY, Mass. – Imagine being a high school basketball player, and someone tells you that meeting Ice Cube and spending weekends with top NBA prospects will be your future. And, it all could be because of the internship experiences you had in college.

BEVERLY, Mass. — You could think of Corey Eisenband as an entrepreneur by day and roller hockey player by night.