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Candidates who have completed International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL) subjects and have received a minimum exam score of 4 in a full diploma program may be granted college credit.

If approved by Lasell, academic credit may be awarded for study abroad coursework in accordance with the University's Transfer Credit Policy. However, students must earn a grade of C or higher for a course to be eligible for transfer credit.

If approved by Lasell, academic credit may be awarded for study abroad coursework in accordance with the University's Transfer Credit Policy. However, students must earn a grade of C or higher for a course to be eligible for transfer credit.

Additional Advanced Standing Credit Opportunities Lasell students may accelerate their individual programs with advanced standing credit, which may be earned through the following: French Baccalaureate exams German Abitur exams Swiss Federal Maturite exams with a coefficient of Danish Studentereksamen Lebanese Baccalaureate Italian Maturita Icelandic Studentsprof - Menntaskoli exams Finnish Ylioppilastutkinto Singaporean exams Canadian (Quebec) two-year CEGEP Hong Kong HKALE

Additional Advanced Standing Credit Opportunities Lasell students may accelerate their individual programs with advanced standing credit, which may be earned through the following: French Baccalaureate exams German Abitur exams Swiss Federal Maturite exams with a coefficient of Danish Studentereksamen Lebanese Baccalaureate Italian Maturita Icelandic Studentsprof - Menntaskoli exams Finnish Ylioppilastutkinto Singaporean exams Canadian (Quebec) two-year CEGEP Hong Kong HKALE

Advanced Placement Program/Advanced Standing Advanced Placement Program/Advanced College Standing Advanced Placement Program As a participant in the Advanced Placement Program of The College Board, Lasell will grant college credit to students who present entrance scores of at least 3 on Advanced Placement tests offered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Students should have their scores sent directly from ETS to the Office of Admission at Lasell University. The Lasell University CEEB Code is 3481. The Office of Admission will evaluate the number of Lasell University credits awarded under the Advanced Placement Program. Information concerning Advanced Placement Program may be obtained from The College Board at www.collegeboard.org . International Baccalaureate Candidates who have completed International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL) subjects and have received a minimum exam score of 4 in a full diploma program may be granted college credit. Students should have their scores sent directly to the Office of Admission at Lasell University from IBO or have them printed on their official secondary school transcript. Information concerning the International Baccalaureate may be obtained from The College Board at http://www.ibo.org/ . International General Certificate of Secondary Education Lasell University recognizes the International General Certificate of Secondary Education, or IGCSE and may award credit for A-Level completed coursework. Students who have taken O-Level courses are eligible for admission provided they have no less than five strong passes (minimum grade of C). However, college credit is not awarded for O-Level completed coursework. Financial Awards

Advanced Placement Program/Advanced Standing Advanced Placement Program As a participant in the Advanced Placement Program of The College Board, Lasell will grant college credit to students who present entrance scores of at least 3 on Advanced Placement tests offered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Students should have their scores sent directly from ETS to the Office of Admission at Lasell College. The Office of Admission will establish the number of Lasell College credits awarded under the

Advanced Placement Program/Advanced Standing Advanced Placement Program/Advanced College Standing Advanced Placement Program As a participant in the Advanced Placement Program of The College Board, Lasell will grant college credit to students who present entrance scores of at least 3 on Advanced Placement tests offered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Students should have their scores sent directly from ETS to the Office of Admission at Lasell University. The Lasell University CEEB Code is 3481. The Office of Admission will evaluate the number of Lasell University credits awarded under the Advanced Placement Program. Information concerning Advanced Placement Program may be obtained from The College Board at www.collegeboard.org . International Baccalaureate Candidates who have completed International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL) subjects and have received a minimum exam score of 4 in a full diploma program may be granted college credit. Students should have their scores sent directly to the Office of Admission at Lasell University from IBO or have them printed on their official secondary school transcript. Information concerning the International Baccalaureate may be obtained from The College Board at http://www.ibo.org/ . International General Certificate of Secondary Education Lasell University recognizes the International General Certificate of Secondary Education, or IGCSE and may award credit for A-Level completed coursework. Students who have taken O-Level courses are eligible for admission provided they have no less than five strong passes (minimum grade of C). However, college credit is not awarded for O-Level completed coursework. Additional Advanced Standing Credit Opportunities Lasell students may accelerate their individual programs with advanced standing credit, which may be earned through the following: French Baccalaureate exams German Abitur exams Swiss Federal Maturite exams Danish Studentereksamen Lebanese Baccalaureate Italian Maturita Icelandic Studentsprof - Menntaskoli exams Finnish Ylioppilastutkinto Singaporean exams Canadian (Quebec) two-year CEGEP Hong Kong HKALE Merit Scholarships

Advanced Placement Program/Advanced Standing Advanced Placement Program/Advanced College Standing Advanced Placement Program As a participant in the Advanced Placement Program of The College Board, Lasell will grant college credit to students who present entrance scores of at least 3 on Advanced Placement tests offered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Students should have their scores sent directly from ETS to the Office of Admission at Lasell College. The Lasell College CEEB Code is 3481. The Office of Admission will evaluate the number of Lasell College credits awarded under the Advanced Placement Program. Information concerning Advanced Placement Program may be obtained from The College Board at www.collegeboard.org . International Baccalaureate Candidates who have completed International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL) subjects and have received a minimum exam score of 4 in a full diploma program may be granted college credit. Students should have their scores sent directly to the Office of Admission at Lasell College from IBO or have them printed on their official secondary school transcript. Information concerning the International Baccalaureate may be obtained from The College Board at http://www.ibo.org/ . International General Certificate of Secondary Education Lasell College recognizes the International General Certificate of Secondary Education, or IGCSE and may award credit for A-Level completed coursework. Students who have taken O-Level courses are eligible for admission provided they have no less than five strong passes (minimum grade of C). However, college credit is not awarded for O-Level completed coursework. Additional Advanced Standing Credit Opportunities Lasell students may accelerate their individual programs with advanced standing credit, which may be earned through the following: French Baccalaureate exams German Abitur exams Swiss Federal Maturite exams Danish Studentereksamen Lebanese Baccalaureate Italian Maturita Icelandic Studentsprof - Menntaskoli exams Finnish Ylioppilastutkinto Singaporean exams Canadian (Quebec) two-year CEGEP Hong Kong HKALE Merit Scholarships

Advanced Placement Program/Advanced Standing Advanced Placement Program/Advanced College Standing Advanced Placement Program As a participant in the Advanced Placement Program of The College Board, Lasell will grant college credit to students who present entrance scores of at least 3 on Advanced Placement tests offered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Students should have their scores sent directly from ETS to the Office of Admission at Lasell University. The Lasell University CEEB Code is 3481. The Office of Admission will evaluate the number of Lasell University credits awarded under the Advanced Placement Program. Information concerning Advanced Placement Program may be obtained from The College Board at www.collegeboard.org. International Baccalaureate Candidates who have completed International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL) subjects and have received a minimum exam score of 4 in a full diploma program may be granted college credit. Students should have their scores sent directly to the Office of Admission at Lasell University from IBO or have them printed on their official secondary school transcript. Information concerning the International Baccalaureate may be obtained from The College Board at http://www.ibo.org/. International General Certificate of Secondary Education Lasell University recognizes the International General Certificate of Secondary Education, or IGCSE and may award credit for A-Level completed coursework. Students who have taken O-Level courses are eligible for admission provided they have no less than five strong passes (minimum grade of C). However, college credit is not awarded for O-Level completed coursework.

Advanced Placement Program/Advanced Standing Advanced Placement Program/Advanced College Standing Advanced Placement Program As a participant in the Advanced Placement Program of The College Board, Lasell will grant college credit to students who present entrance scores of at least 3 on Advanced Placement tests offered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Students should have their scores sent directly from ETS to the Office of Admission at Lasell University. The Lasell University CEEB Code is 3481. The Office of Admission will evaluate the number of Lasell University credits awarded under the Advanced Placement Program. Information concerning Advanced Placement Program may be obtained from The College Board at www.collegeboard.org. International Baccalaureate Candidates who have completed International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL) subjects and have received a minimum exam score of 4 in a full diploma program may be granted college credit. Students should have their scores sent directly to the Office of Admission at Lasell University from IBO or have them printed on their official secondary school transcript. Information concerning the International Baccalaureate may be obtained from The College Board at http://www.ibo.org/. International General Certificate of Secondary Education Lasell University recognizes the International General Certificate of Secondary Education, or IGCSE and may award credit for A-Level completed coursework. Students who have taken O-Level courses are eligible for admission provided they have no less than five strong passes (minimum grade of C). However, college credit is not awarded for O-Level completed coursework. Additional Advanced Standing Credit Opportunities Lasell students may accelerate their individual programs with advanced standing credit, which may be earned through the following: French Baccalaureate exams German Abitur exams Swiss Federal Maturite exams Danish Studentereksamen Lebanese Baccalaureate Italian Maturita Icelandic Studentsprof - Menntaskoli exams Finnish Ylioppilastutkinto Singaporean exams Canadian (Quebec) two-year CEGEP Hong Kong HKALE

Advanced Placement Program/Advanced Standing Advanced Placement Program/Advanced College Standing Advanced Placement Program As a participant in the Advanced Placement Program of The College Board, Lasell will grant college credit to students who present entrance scores of at least 3 on Advanced Placement tests offered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Students should have their scores sent directly from ETS to the Office of Admission at Lasell College. The Lasell College CEEB Code is 3481. The Office of Admission will evaluate the number of Lasell College credits awarded under the Advanced Placement Program. Information concerning Advanced Placement Program may be obtained from The College Board at www.collegeboard.org. International Baccalaureate Candidates who have completed International Baccalaureate Higher Level (HL) subjects and have received a minimum exam score of 4 in a full diploma program may be granted college credit. Students should have their scores sent directly to the Office of Admission at Lasell College from IBO or have them printed on their official secondary school transcript. Information concerning the International Baccalaureate may be obtained from The College Board at http://www.ibo.org/. International General Certificate of Secondary Education Lasell College recognizes the International General Certificate of Secondary Education, or IGCSE and may award credit for A-Level completed coursework. Students who have taken O-Level courses are eligible for admission provided they have no less than five strong passes (minimum grade of C). However, college credit is not awarded for O-Level completed coursework. Additional Advanced Standing Credit Opportunities Lasell students may accelerate their individual programs with advanced standing credit, which may be earned through the following: French Baccalaureate exams German Abitur exams Swiss Federal Maturite exams Danish Studentereksamen Lebanese Baccalaureate Italian Maturita Icelandic Studentsprof - Menntaskoli exams Finnish Ylioppilastutkinto Singaporean exams Canadian (Quebec) two-year CEGEP Hong Kong HKALE

Course Code Course Title Credits Core Curriculum COM101 Understanding Mass Media 3 COM105 Writing for The Media 3 COM203 Effective Speaking 3 COM206 Professional Communication 3 COM219 Social Media Management 3 COM327 Digital Storytelling 3 COM331 Media Literacy & Ethics 3 Candidates seeking admission to Lasell University's Degree Completion Program for a Bachelor of Science in Communication can transfer up to 90 credits from other accredited institutions. institution, no other prerequisites are required 30 credits of major core courses are required to be taken at Lasell Transfer up to 90 credits (Credits over 10 years old care considered) Earned grade 'C' or higher on transfer credits Related core course requirements can be waived Minimum of 120 credit hours required for the degree 30 Lasell Communications credits required.

Course Code Course Title Credits Core Curriculum COM101 Understanding Mass Media 3 COM105 Writing for The Media 3 COM203 Effective Speaking 3 COM206 Professional Communication 3 COM219 Social Media Management 3 COM327 Digital Storytelling 3 COM331 Media Literacy & Ethics 3 Candidates seeking admission to Lasell University's Degree Completion Program for a Bachelor of Science in Communication can transfer up to 90 credits from other accredited institutions. institution, no other prerequisites are required 30 credits of major core courses are required to be taken at Lasell Transfer up to 90 credits (Credits over 10 years old care considered) Earned grade 'C' or higher on transfer credits Related core course requirements can be waived Minimum of 120 credit hours required for the degree 30 Lasell Communications credits required.

Course Code Course Title Credits Core Curriculum MATH106 Mathematical Reasoning 3 PHIL302 Ethical Reasoning 3 PSYC202 Psychology of Personality 3 PSYC220 Social Psychology 3 PSYC302 Biological Basis of Behavior 3 PSYC316 Psychology of Diversity 3 WRT101 Writing I 3 WRT102 Writing II 3 Electives MATH208 Statistics 3 PSYC101 Psychological Perspectives (KP) 3 Candidates seeking admission to Lasell University Degree Completion Program for a Bachelor of Science in Psychology can transfer up to 90 credits from other accredited institutions. institution, no other prerequisites required 30 credits of major core courses Transfer up to 90 credits (Credits over 10 years old care considered) Earned grade 'C' or higher on transfer credits Related core course requirements can be waived Minimum of 120 credit hours required for the degree 30 Lasell BSBA core credits required.

Course Code Course Title Credits Core Curriculum MATH106 Mathematical Reasoning 3 PHIL302 Ethical Reasoning 3 PSYC202 Psychology of Personality 3 PSYC220 Social Psychology 3 PSYC302 Biological Basis of Behavior 3 PSYC316 Psychology of Diversity 3 WRT101 Writing I 3 WRT102 Writing II 3 Electives MATH208 Statistics 3 PSYC101 Psychological Perspectives (KP) 3 Candidates seeking admission to Lasell University Degree Completion Program for a Bachelor of Science in Psychology can transfer up to 90 credits from other accredited institutions. institution, no other prerequisites required 30 credits of major core courses Transfer up to 90 credits (Credits over 10 years old care considered) Earned grade 'C' or higher on transfer credits Related core course requirements can be waived Minimum of 120 credit hours required for the degree 30 Lasell BSBA core credits required.

Writing: ENG101/102 (6 credits) All incoming students must be enrolled in an English writing course in each of their first two semesters at Lasell University (allowing for exceptions based upon transfer credit).

Writing: WRT101/102 (6 credits) All incoming students must be enrolled in a Writing course in each of their first two semesters at Lasell University (allowing for exceptions based upon transfer credit).

Writing: ENG101/102 (6 credits) All incoming students must be enrolled in an English writing course in each of their first two semesters at Lasell College (allowing for exceptions based upon transfer credit).

Writing: ENG101/102 (6 credits) All incoming students must be enrolled in an English writing course in each of their first two semesters at Lasell University (allowing for exceptions based upon transfer credit).

Writing: WRT101/102 (6 credits) All incoming students must be enrolled in a Writing course in each of their first two semesters at Lasell University (allowing for exceptions based upon transfer credit).

Writing: ENG101/102 (6 credits) All incoming students must be enrolled in an English writing course in each of their first two semesters at Lasell College (allowing for exceptions based upon transfer credit).

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master degree programs, a maximum of six (6) credits of relevant graduate level coursework taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from their Advisor before registering for the course(s). Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form . Students are required to obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course.

Graduate students in these programs can transfer or waive a maximum of 6 credits. There is no transfer credit or course waivers allowed in this program. Transfer Credit Policy For our Master of Science degree programs only, a maximum of 6 credits of relevant graduate level coursework, taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework taken prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from the College before registering for the course(s). (This option is not available to students in our Professional MBA program.) Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form.

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master degree programs, a maximum of six (6) credits of relevant graduate level coursework taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from their Advisor before registering for the course(s). Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form . Students are required to obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course. Requirements Candidates seeking admission to Lasell University's Bachelor Degree Completion Program for a Bachelor of Science in Communication can transfer up to 90 credits from other accredited institutions. institution, no other prerequisites required 30 credits of major core courses Transfer up to 90 credits (Credits over 10 years old are considered) Earned grade 'C' or higher on transfer credits Related core course requirements can be waived Minimum of 120 credit hours required for the degree 30 Lasell BSBA core credits required.

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master of Science degree programs only, a maximum of 6 credits of relevant graduate level coursework, taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from their Advisor before registering for the course(s). Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form.

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master degree programs, a maximum of six (6) credits of relevant graduate level coursework taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from their Advisor before registering for the course(s). Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form.

Graduate students in these programs can transfer or waive a maximum of 6 credits. There is no transfer credit or course waivers allowed in this program. Transfer Credit Policy For our Master of Science degree programs only, a maximum of 6 credits of relevant graduate level coursework, taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework taken prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from the College before registering for the course(s). (This option is not available to students in our Professional MBA program.) Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form.

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master degree programs, a maximum of six (6) credits of relevant graduate level coursework taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from their Advisor before registering for the course(s). Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form. Requirements Candidates seeking admission to Lasell University's Bachelor Degree Completion Program for a Bachelor of Science in Communication can transfer up to 90 credits from other accredited institutions. institution, no other prerequisites required 30 credits of major core courses Transfer up to 90 credits (Credits over 10 years old are considered) Earned grade 'C' or higher on transfer credits Related core course requirements can be waived Minimum of 120 credit hours required for the degree 30 Lasell BSBA core credits required.

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master of Science degree programs only, a maximum of 6 credits of relevant graduate level coursework, taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from their Advisor before registering for the course(s). Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form.

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master of Science degree programs only, a maximum of 6 credits of relevant graduate level coursework, taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework taken prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from the College before registering for the course(s). (This option is not available to students in our Professional MBA program.) Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form.

Transfer Credit Policy For our Master of Science degree programs only, a maximum of 6 credits of relevant graduate level coursework, taken at an accredited institution may be transferred and applied toward degree requirements under the following conditions: A grade of B or better has been earned Coursework taken prior to enrollment at Lasell was completed within the past seven years at the time of enrollment Current students who wish to take graduate courses at another institution and transfer the courses into Lasell must request approval from the College before registering for the course(s). (This option is not available to students in our Professional MBA program.) Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form.

Lasell University allows a maximum of 90 transfer credits. A student with extenuating circumstances will be evaluated individually.

In order to graduate, students are required to complete 50% of their credits at Lasell College (the College allows a maximum of 60 transferable credits), the final semester of which must be at Lasell College, attain a cumulative GPA (grade point average) of 2.0 or higher, complete a major degree program, and meet Lasell’s Core Curriculum competencies. A student with extenuating circumstances will be evaluated individually.

Lasell University allows a maximum of 90 transfer credits towards their degree requirements. A student with extenuating circumstances will be evaluated individually.

Lasell College allows a maximum of 90 transfer credits. A student with extenuating circumstances will be evaluated individually.

Lasell College allows a maximum of 90 transferable credits. A student with extenuating circumstances will be evaluated individually.

Lasell University allows a maximum of 90 transfer credits.

In order to graduate, students are required to complete 50% of their credits at Lasell College (the College allows a maximum of 60 transferable credits), the final semester of which must be at Lasell College, attain a cumulative GPA (grade point average) of 2.0 or higher, complete a major degree program, and meet Lasell’s Core Curriculum competencies.

Lasell University allows a maximum of 90 transfer credits towards their degree requirements.

Lasell College allows a maximum of 90 transfer credits.

Lasell College allows a maximum of 90 transferable credits.

Students who wish to earn one degree before beginning the second degree must apply to the second degree by completing the Application for Graduate Admission . Graduate Alumni admitted to a second master's degree may be eligible for advanced standing and waiver of up to six credits provided (a) all requirements for each degree are completed in good standing and (b) all pertinent requirements of the degree are completed successfully. This approach broadens the definition of credit hour to other academic activities that include but are not limited to laboratory work, internships, practica, studio work, individual study, research, recitation, service-learning and other experiential, project-based learning opportunities.

Graduate students in these programs can transfer or waive a maximum of 6 credits. There is no transfer credit or course waivers allowed in this program.

Graduate Alumni admitted to a second master's degree may be eligible for advanced standing and waiver of up to six credits provided (a) all requirements for each degree are completed in good standing and (b) all pertinent requirements of the degree are completed successfully.

Graduate students in these programs can transfer or waive a maximum of 6 credits. There is no transfer credit or course waivers allowed in this program.

Transfer Credits

Transfer Credits Accepted transfer students will receive a credit evaluation of any submitted course work after the offer of admission. Transfer credit may be awarded for college level courses completed at accredited colleges and universities, with final grades of "C" (2.0) or better. Previous courses must be comparable in content to those offered at Lasell. Previous college/university courses completed with pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory are non-transferable. In addition, college/university credits completed in excess of 10 years are non-transferable, and all science coursework completed in excess of 5 years is non-transferable. Students who choose to repeat a course for which transfer credit was awarded, will not earn additional credit toward degree completion. In addition, some courses may not be transferrable toward the student's chosen major, as they may exceed the elective requirements for that particular degree program. Transfer applicants must submit official transcripts of all prior college/university level work with corresponding course descriptions or course catalogs. In addition, International Transfer applicants should have their official transcripts of all prior college/university level work and/or their academic credentials translated into English if necessary, and evaluated by a credential evaluation service for transfer credit consideration. Students entering most programs will be eligible to transfer up to 90 college credits, conditional upon course equivalency. Student's pursuing a Bachelor's Degree must complete their final semester at Lasell University. Lasell University holds several Transfer Articulation Agreements with other colleges and universities. For a detailed list, please visit Transfer Agreements . Lasell University also participates in a Guaranteed Admission Agreement with Massachusetts Bay Community College and Middlesex Community College.

Transfer Credits Each term, Lasell College offers admission to students who have previously earned credit from other colleges/universities. These students must meet all of the requirements for graduation and must meet all of the requirements necessary to earn a Lasell College degree in their respective academic program. Students pursuing a bachelor degree must complete 50% of their credits and their final semester at Lasell College. Only final grades of C (2.0) or better in college/university level coursework is acceptable for transfer credit. Previous college/university courses completed with pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory are non-transferable. In addition, college/university credits completed in excess of 10 years are non-transferable, and all science coursework completed in excess of 5 years is non-transferable. A student may transfer a maximum of 60 credits to Lasell College. Lasell College holds several Transfer Articulation Agreements with other colleges and universities. For a detailed list, please visit www.lasell.edu. Lasell College also participates in a Guaranteed Admission Agreement with Massachusetts Bay Community College and Middlesex Community College. 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Transfer Credits Accepted transfer students will receive a credit evaluation of any submitted course work after the offer of admission. Transfer credit may be awarded for college level courses completed at accredited colleges and universities, with final grades of "C" (2.0) or better. Previous courses must be comparable in content to those offered at Lasell. Previous college/university courses completed with pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory are non-transferable. In addition, college/university credits completed in excess of 10 years are non-transferable, and all science coursework completed in excess of 5 years is non-transferable. Students who choose to repeat a course for which transfer credit was awarded, will not earn additional credit toward degree completion. In addition, some courses may not be transferrable toward the student's chosen major, as they may exceed the elective requirements for that particular degree program. Transfer applicants must submit official transcripts of all prior college/university level work with corresponding course descriptions or course catalogs. In addition, International Transfer applicants should have their official transcripts of all prior college/university level work and/or their academic credentials translated into English if necessary, and evaluated by a credential evaluation service for transfer credit consideration. Students entering most programs will be eligible to transfer up to 90 college credits, conditional upon course equivalency. Student's pursuing a Bachelor's Degree must complete their final semester at Lasell College. Lasell College holds several Transfer Articulation Agreements with other colleges and universities. For a detailed list, please visit Transfer Agreements . Lasell College also participates in a Guaranteed Admission Agreement with Massachusetts Bay Community College and Middlesex Community College.

Transfer Credits Each term, Lasell College offers admission to students who have previously earned credit from other colleges/universities. These students must meet all of the requirements for graduation and must meet all of the requirements necessary to earn a Lasell College degree in their respective academic program. Students pursuing a bachelor degree must complete 50% of their credits and their final semester at Lasell College. Only final grades of C (2.0) or better in college/university level coursework is acceptable for transfer credit. Previous college/university courses completed with pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory are non-transferable. In addition, college/university credits completed in excess of 10 years are non-transferable, and all science coursework completed in excess of 5 years is non-transferable. A student may transfer a maximum of 60 credits to Lasell College. Lasell College holds several Transfer Articulation Agreements with other colleges and universities. For a detailed list, please visit www.lasell.edu. Lasell College also participates in a Guaranteed Admission Agreement with Massachusetts Bay Community College and Middlesex Community College. For additional information about the Guaranteed Admission Agreements, please visit www.lasell.edu or contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission. -- Select a Program Accounting Applied Mathematics Arts Management Athletic Training Communication Criminal Justice Education English Entrepreneurship Environmental Studies Event Management Exercise Science Fashion Finance Graphic Design History Hospitality Management Human Services Humanities Individualized Studies: IDS International Business Law and Public Affairs Legal Studies Management Marketing Pre-Law Psychology Resort and Casino Management Sociology Sport Management Undeclared Option Academic Information Academic Policies Arts and Sciences Electives Course Descriptions General Education Programs of Study Undergraduate Admission Academic Information Academic Policies Arts and Sciences Electives Course Descriptions General Education Programs of Study Undergraduate Admission 1844 Commonwealth Ave. Newton, MA 02466 617-243-2000 Holway Early Childhood Centers Lasell Village Workforce Development Employment Brennan Library Canvas Login Directions and Maps Bookstore Athletics Offices and Resources Media Information Campus Safety © Copyright 2026 Lasell University accessibility title IX privacy 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 . Understood

Transfer Credits Transfer Credits Accepted transfer students will receive a credit evaluation of any submitted course work after the offer of admission. Transfer credit may be awarded for college level courses completed at accredited colleges and universities, with final grades of "C" (2.0) or better. Previous courses must be comparable in content to those offered at Lasell. Previous college/university courses completed with pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory are non-transferable. In addition, college/university credits completed in excess of 10 years are non-transferable, and all science coursework completed in excess of 5 years is non-transferable. Students who choose to repeat a course for which transfer credit was awarded, will not earn additional credit toward degree completion. In addition, some courses may not be transferrable toward the student's chosen major, as they may exceed the elective requirements for that particular degree program. Transfer applicants must submit official transcripts of all prior college/university level work with corresponding course descriptions or course catalogs. In addition, International Transfer applicants should have their official transcripts of all prior college/university level work and/or their academic credentials translated into English if necessary, and evaluated by a credential evaluation service for transfer credit consideration. Students entering most programs will be eligible to transfer up to 90 college credits, conditional upon course equivalency. Student's pursuing a Bachelor's Degree must complete their final semester at Lasell University. Lasell University holds several Transfer Articulation Agreements with other colleges and universities. For a detailed list, please visit Transfer Agreements. Lasell University also participates in a Guaranteed Admission Agreement with Massachusetts Bay Community College and Middlesex Community College.

Transfer Credits Each term, Lasell College offers admission to students who have previously earned credit from other colleges/universities. These students must meet all of the requirements for graduation and must meet all of the requirements necessary to earn a Lasell College degree in their respective academic program. Students pursuing a bachelor degree must complete 50% of their credits and their final semester at Lasell College. Only final grades of C (2.0) or better in college/university level coursework is acceptable for transfer credit. Previous college/university courses completed with pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory are non-transferable. In addition, college/university credits completed in excess of 10 years are non-transferable, and all science coursework completed in excess of 5 years is non-transferable. A student may transfer a maximum of 60 credits to Lasell College. Lasell College holds several Transfer Articulation Agreements with other colleges and universities. For a detailed list, please visit www.lasell.edu. Lasell College also participates in a Guaranteed Admission Agreement with Massachusetts Bay Community College and Middlesex Community College. For additional information about the Guaranteed Admission Agreements, please visit www.lasell.edu or contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission. 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.

Transfer Credits Transfer Credits Accepted transfer students will receive a credit evaluation of any submitted course work after the offer of admission. Transfer credit may be awarded for college level courses completed at accredited colleges and universities, with final grades of "C" (2.0) or better. Previous courses must be comparable in content to those offered at Lasell. Previous college/university courses completed with pass/fail or satisfactory/unsatisfactory are non-transferable. In addition, college/university credits completed in excess of 10 years are non-transferable, and all science coursework completed in excess of 5 years is non-transferable. Students who choose to repeat a course for which transfer credit was awarded, will not earn additional credit toward degree completion. In addition, some courses may not be transferrable toward the student's chosen major, as they may exceed the elective requirements for that particular degree program. Transfer applicants must submit official transcripts of all prior college/university level work with corresponding course descriptions or course catalogs. In addition, International Transfer applicants should have their official transcripts of all prior college/university level work and/or their academic credentials translated into English if necessary, and evaluated by a credential evaluation service for transfer credit consideration. Students entering most programs will be eligible to transfer up to 90 college credits, conditional upon course equivalency. Student's pursuing a Bachelor's Degree must complete their final semester at Lasell College. Lasell College holds several Transfer Articulation Agreements with other colleges and universities. For a detailed list, please visit Transfer Agreements. Lasell College also participates in a Guaranteed Admission Agreement with Massachusetts Bay Community College and Middlesex Community College.

Transfer Credit Policy Lasell students who wish to receive academic credit for coursework taken at another institution must request approval from the College before registering for the course. Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form at Lasell’s Office of the Registrar and obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course. If approved by Lasell, academic credit can be granted for coursework taken at another institution; however, grades for courses taken at other institutions are not calculated into a student’s grade point average. Only grades of C or better are acceptable for transfer credit. Students wishing to transfer credits in science courses that span two semesters must submit grades for both semesters. No more than 90 credits are accepted for transfer to the College. The following credits in semester hours are required for ranking in the upper three classes of the College: Sophomore Class: 30 Credits Junior Class: 60 Credits Senior Class: 90 Credits Designation of class year for students transferring into the College, or for students transferring into a new major, is based upon the above classifications; time to graduation, however, is determined by the number of major and College requirements remaining at the time of transfer.

Transfer Credit Policy Lasell students who wish to receive academic credit for coursework taken at another institution must request approval from the College before registering for the course. Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form at Lasell’s Office of the Registrar and obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course. If approved by Lasell, academic credit can be granted for coursework taken at another institution; however, grades for courses taken at other institutions are not calculated into a student’s grade point average. Only grades of C or better are acceptable for transfer credit. Students wishing to transfer credits in science courses that span two semesters must submit grades for both semesters. No more than 90 credits are accepted for transfer to the College. The following credits in semester hours are required for ranking in the upper three classes of the College: Sophomore Class: 30 Credits Junior Class: 60 Credits Senior Class: 90 Credits Designation of class year for students transferring into the College, or for students transferring into a new major, is based upon the above classifications; time to graduation, however, is determined by the number of major and College requirements remaining at the time of transfer.

Transfer Credit Policy Lasell students who wish to receive academic credit for coursework taken at another institution must request approval from the University before registering for the course. Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form at Lasell’s Office of the Registrar and obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course. If approved by Lasell, academic credit can be granted for coursework taken at another institution; however, grades for courses taken at other institutions are not calculated into a student’s grade point average. Only grades of C or better are acceptable for transfer credit. Students wishing to transfer credits in science courses that span two semesters must submit grades for both semesters. No more than 90 credits are accepted for transfer to the University. The following credits in semester hours are required for ranking in the upper three classes of the University: Sophomore Class: 30 Credits Junior Class: 60 Credits Senior Class: 90 Credits Designation of class year for students transferring into the University or for students transferring into a new major, is based upon the above classifications; time to graduation, however, is determined by the number of major and University requirements remaining at the time of transfer.

Transfer Credit Policy Lasell students who wish to receive academic credit for coursework taken at another institution must request approval from the College before registering for the course. Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form at Lasell’s Office of the Registrar and obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course. If approved by Lasell, academic credit can be granted for coursework taken at another institution; however, grades for courses taken at other institutions are not calculated into a student’s grade point average. Only grades of C or better are acceptable for transfer credit. Students wishing to transfer credits in science courses that span two semesters must submit grades for both semesters. No more than 60 credits are accepted for transfer to the College. The following credits in semester hours are required for ranking in the upper three classes of the College: Sophomore Class: 30 Credits Junior Class: 60 Credits Senior Class: 90 Credits Designation of class year for students transferring into the College, or for students transferring into a new major, is based upon the above classifications as well as the numbers of credits/years remaining to graduation at the time of transfer in the major in which the student enters.

Transfer Credit Policy Lasell students who wish to receive academic credit for coursework taken at another institution must request approval from the University before registering for the course. Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form at Lasell’s Office of the Registrar and obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course. If approved by Lasell, academic credit can be granted for coursework taken at another institution; however, grades for courses taken at other institutions are not calculated into a student’s grade point average. Only grades of C or better are acceptable for transfer credit. Students wishing to transfer credits in science courses that span two semesters must submit grades for both semesters. No more than 90 credits are accepted for transfer to the University. The following credits in semester hours are required for ranking in the upper three classes of the University: Sophomore Class: 30 Credits Junior Class: 60 Credits Senior Class: 90 Credits Designation of class year for students transferring into the University or for students transferring into a new major, is based upon the above classifications; time to graduation, however, is determined by the number of major and University requirements remaining at the time of transfer.

Transfer Credit Policy Lasell students who wish to receive academic credit for coursework taken at another institution must request approval from the College before registering for the course. Students who are considering this must complete the Transfer Credit Approval form at Lasell’s Office of the Registrar and obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the course. If approved by Lasell, academic credit can be granted for coursework taken at another institution; however, grades for courses taken at other institutions are not calculated into a student’s grade point average. Only grades of C or better are acceptable for transfer credit. Students wishing to transfer credits in science courses that span two semesters must submit grades for both semesters. No more than 60 credits are accepted for transfer to the College. The following credits in semester hours are required for ranking in the upper three classes of the College: Sophomore Class: 30 Credits Junior Class: 60 Credits Senior Class: 90 Credits Designation of class year for students transferring into the College, or for students transferring into a new major, is based upon the above classifications as well as the numbers of credits/years remaining to graduation at the time of transfer in the major in which the student enters.