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MFA

Summer Residency, Start of Fall Semester (Departure 7/18)

Type
course
Edition
0004
Source
www.lasell.edu
Throughout Each Semester

Academic Focus: Receive specialized support in executive functioning and academic coaching through weekly individual sessions (1 hour) and small group sessions as needed. Social Focus: Participate in weekly small-group social skill development sessions using a data-based curriculum. Engage in fun outings and events to build relationships and enhance communication skills. Case Management(for Academic or Social Focus): Our dedicated team offers problem-solving guidance and facilitates communication with key personnel to ensure a smooth transition into college life. Close Connections with Lasell Resources We collaborate with Health Services, Residential Life, the Counseling Center, Academic Advising,the Academic Achievement Center, and other resources to provide seamless support, and make referrals as needed. Program Coordinator A dedicated Program Coordinator within Accessibility Services will work directly with students to meet their needs and support their success. Ignite Program Coordinator - Mark Bresinhan Email:mbresnihan@lasell.edu Phone: 617-243-2497 Office: Office of Accessibility Services Measuring Progress and Success Students will complete transition/life skills assessments at key milestones: The summer before the first semester During the first semester After the first semester At the end of each subsequent semester These assessments help students set goals, track progress, and adjust for continued growth.

Type
course
Edition
0015
Source
www.lasell.edu
Submit the Faculty-led Program Application by 5

00 pm on Monday, October 19th.

Type
course
Edition
0315
Source
www.lasell.edu
Finance Minor

Financial literacy is essential to the success of any university graduate in today's increasingly complex financial environment. The Finance minor introduces students to the financial markets and their wide-ranging impacts in both their professional careers and their personal lives. The Finance minor consists of 6 courses. No more than 2 courses (6 hours) may be counted for the minor that are already required for your major. Credit Requirements for minor: 18 credits Core Student Learning Outcomes 20-21 Core Curriculum Requirements 20-21 Course Descriptions 20-21 Academic Information 20-21 Academic Policies 20-21 Programs of Study 20-21 Undergraduate Minors 20-21 Accounting 20-21 Forensic Science 20-21 Biology 20-21 Communication 20-21 Creative Advertising20-21 Entertainment Media 20-21 Journalism and Media Writing 20-21 Public Relations 20-21 Radio and Video Production 20-21 Sports Communication 20-21 Criminal Justice 20-21 Finance 20-21 Corporate Finance20-21 Personal Finance 20-21 Education20-21 Early Childhood Education (Pre-Kindergarten-Grade 2) 20-21 Elementary Education (Grades 1-6)20-21 Secondary Education Major (Grades 5-12) And English Major 20-21 Secondary Education Major (Grades 5-12)And History Major 20-21 Interdisciplinary Studies: Education, Curriculum and Instruction 20-21 English 20-21 Entrepreneurship 20-21 Event Management20-21 Exercise Science 20-21 Fashion 20-21 Fashion Media and Marketing20-21 Fashion Design and Production 20-21 Fashion Merchandising and Management20-21 Fitness Management 20-21 Global Studies 20-21 Graphic Design 20-21 Health Science 20-21 History 20-21 Hospitality Management 20-21 Individualized Major 20-21 International Business 20-21 Law and Public Affairs 20-21 Legal Studies 20-21 Business Management 20-21 Marketing 20-21 Pre-Law 20-21 Psychology 20-21 Resort and Casino Management 20-21 Sociology 20-21 Sport Management 20-21 Undeclared Option 20-21 Data Science 20-21 Cybersecurity 20-21 Data Analytics 20-21 Forensic Science 20-21 Undergraduate Admission 20-21 Core Student Learning Outcomes 20-21 Core Curriculum Requirements 20-21 Course Descriptions 20-21 Academic Information 20-21 Academic Policies 20-21 Programs of Study 20-21 Undergraduate Minors 20-21 Accounting 20-21 Forensic Science 20-21 Biology 20-21 Communication 20-21 Creative Advertising20-21 Entertainment Media 20-21 Journalism and Media Writing 20-21 Public Relations 20-21 Radio and Video Production 20-21 Sports Communication 20-21 Criminal Justice 20-21 Finance 20-21 Corporate Finance20-21 Personal Finance 20-21 Education20-21 Early Childhood Education (Pre-Kindergarten-Grade 2) 20-21 Elementary Education (Grades 1-6)20-21 Secondary Education Major (Grades 5-12) And English Major 20-21 Secondary Education Major (Grades 5-12)And History Major 20-21 Interdisciplinary Studies: Education, Curriculum and Instruction 20-21 English 20-21 Entrepreneurship 20-21 Event Management20-21 Exercise Science 20-21 Fashion 20-21 Fashion Media and Marketing20-21 Fashion Design and Production 20-21 Fashion Merchandising and Management20-21 Fitness Management 20-21 Global Studies 20-21 Graphic Design 20-21 Health Science 20-21 History 20-21 Hospitality Management 20-21 Individualized Major 20-21 International Business 20-21 Law and Public Affairs 20-21 Legal Studies 20-21 Business Management 20-21 Marketing 20-21 Pre-Law 20-21 Psychology 20-21 Resort and Casino Management 20-21 Sociology 20-21 Sport Management 20-21 Undeclared Option 20-21 Data Science 20-21 Cybersecurity 20-21 Data Analytics 20-21 Forensic Science 20-21 Undergraduate Admission 20-21 This website uses cookies to ensure that you have the best experience on our website. To find out more about the cookies we use, see our Privacy Policy.

Type
course
Edition
0897
Source
www.lasell.edu

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