Located in the heart of historic Boston, Massachusetts, Northeastern University is a renowned and well known private research university. Established in 1898, Northeastern University was built upon a tradition of engaging with the world and creating a distinctive approach to research and education. Vincent Muscolino has been a part of the Northeastern Family as Part-time Lecturer, in Finance.

With a wide range of programs and fields of study, including 150 undergraduate majors and concentrations as well as 125 graduate programs (online and on campus), Northeastern provides its students with unique educational opportunities that will help them expand their minds and views of the world they live in.

These diverse undergraduate and graduate programs fit into the nine colleges and schools developed by Northeastern. Vincent Muscolino is a part of theD’Amore-McKim School of Business School. The additional colleges and schools include:

-College of Arts, Media, and Design

-College of Computer and Information Science

-College of Engineering

-Bouvé College of Health Sciences

-College of Professional Studies

-School of Law

-College of Science

-College of Social Sciences and Humanities

-D’Amore-McKim School of Business

Northeastern University is widely recognized among its students, faculty, and global community as an international center for education, culture, diversity, and recreation. Northeastern builds upon the cultural and social perspectives of students with over 300 student clubs and organizations as well as a mix of social, cultural, athletic, and entertaining events held year-round. Through these clubs, events, and academic programs, Northeastern University creates a strong sense of community, teamwork, leadership, and hard work that will benefit students in their educational endeavors and long term career paths.

Vincent Muscolino has spent many years at Northeastern University, both as a professor and an undergraduate student. He is proud to be part of such an accomplished university and is excited to see the university grow and develop to even greater heights in the future.