Students may choose from more than 20 challenging academic programs. Most important, students attend small cooperative classes, taught by dedicated professors who encourage academic excellence and recognize individual learning styles. All of these elements unite to create a dynamic learning environment that is stimulating, highly interactive and, above all, challenging. Founded in 1851, the college grants both bachelor and associate degrees. In many ways, the heart of the Lasell campus is the Jessie S. Brennan Library, a modem computerized library that contains more than 52,000 volumes and over 425 periodical subscriptions.
Many more materials are available through other computer systems in the library.
Minuteman Library Network your link to 41 library collections, many journal databases and other information sources. For more information, please email the Reference Desk. The College's Yamawaki Art and Cultural Center includes an auditorium for both film and live performances such as student plays and dance groups. The Center also houses photography, ceramics and other media. The international focus of the Center complements Lasell's commitment to providing students with a global perspective and a sensitivity to cultural diversity.