AHRC Suffolk Academic Partnership

Founded in 1949, AHRC Suffolk is a not-for-profit organization with a mission to support and advocate for individuals of all ages with unique abilities and challenges. They provide programs and services to children and adults with intellectual and other developmental disabilities. Currently, more than 2,500 people receive educational, vocational, residential, employment, and respite services through their forty-two facilities.

AHRC Suffolk employees are committed to providing individualized, high-quality services utilizing person-centered approaches assisting them to discover and define their own quality of life. It is their core values that have helped AHRC Suffolk grow to be one of the region's most trusted organizations and a leading voice on behalf of children and adults with intellectual and other developmental disabilities and their families. At its core, AHRC Suffolk remains very much a family. They are a community of parents, educators and healthcare professionals, volunteers, business partners and supporters bound by a common goal: to provide a life of opportunity for the intellectually and developmentally disabled.

As a way of saying "thank you" to AHRC Suffolk employees and volunteers who reside in our community, Marist is offering special tuition pricing for all AHRC Suffolk employees, volunteers, and their immediate adult family members.

Special Tuition Pricing for Employees

AHRC Suffolk employees, volunteers, and their immediate adult family members will receive the following benefits:

• A tuition discount on eligible graduate and adult undergraduate degree programs. For our complete list of eligible programs and discounted pricing visit our eligible programs and pricing page.
• Options for Full-Time and Part-Time Master's and Bachelor's degree programs offered 100% online, in-class or a mix of both.

Eligibility

AHRC Suffolk employees, volunteers, and their families must show proof of employment or volunteer work in order to qualify for the partnership tuition rate.

Adult undergraduate students are defined as students who began their Marist academic career at age 22 or older and who are applying through the Office of Adult Undergraduate Admission. Graduate students are those students who are initiating an application for a stand-alone masters degree through the Office of Graduate Admission.

Final determination of eligibility is made by Marist.

Complete our online inquiry form to receive more information. All contact information provided is confidential.

Programs Offered

Marist offers students a variety of programs on-site and online for both graduate and adult undergraduate (ages 22+) learners.

Please visit our eligible programs page for more information.