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Learn about the University of Massachusett's southernmost campus in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. UMass Dartmouth has five colleges—Arts & Sciences, Business, Engineering, Nursing, and Visual and Performing Arts; 82 fields of study; 25 Division III intercollegiate sports teams; 130 student organizations; and 14 residence halls. UMass Dartmouth ranks in the top 20 Massachusetts schools for highest return on investment according to Affordable Colleges Online.TRANSCRIPT
Glimpse your future
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Welcome to UMass Dartmouth
Study session at the library
Late-night snacks at Birch
Work out in the new
fitness center
College ofArts & Sciences
Charlton College of Business
College of Visual & Performing Arts
Residence halls
Residence halls
College ofNursing
College ofEngineering
Ring Road
Athletics complex
Residence halls
Resident Dining Hall
Gym & Fitness Center
Within Ring Road
You’ll find yourself as you
learn about the world.
In classrooms, labs, and studios,
you’ll work with dedicated
faculty who are passionate about
teaching and learning.
Frisbee on the
Quad
Claire T. Carney Library
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Welcome to UMass Dartmouth
Decorate your room
Meet friends for dinner
This way to the beach
Beyond Ring Road
You’ll gain confidence in yourself
as you volunteer in the community,
gain hands-on experience in an
internship, and present your research.
Follow your road
Join us on Ring Road
and together we’ll pave
the way to your success.
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Students come to UMass Dartmouth with concrete aspirations
You dream of a successful career,
and a life that has meaning. You want
more for yourself, and for others.
A UMass Dartmouth education can
help you achieve your dreams.
UMass Dartmouth professors are renowned for their research, and they love to teach. With an average class size of 24, your professors get to know you as they help you succeed.
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Where do you want to go? You want a university that will help you excel. UMass Dartmouth is nationally recognized for its teaching and research–one comprehensive university with five colleges.
College of Arts & Sciences, p.4 with a School of Education
Charlton College of Business, p.6
College of Engineering, p.8
College of Nursing, p.10
College of Visual & Performing Arts, p.12
Students come to UMass Dartmouth with concrete aspirations
By the numbers
82 Academic programs
7,500 Undergraduate students
4,200 Students live on campus
85% Students who apply for financial aid, receive it
52:48 Male to female ratio
28% Undergraduate students of color
24 Average class size
130 Student organizations
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Almost half of the students at
UMass Dartmouth pursue majors
in the College of Arts & Sciences.
A liberal arts education prepares
you to analyze information,
develop creative solutions, and
then communicate your ideas–
skills that are highly valued in
any profession.
Arts&SciencesCollege of
Biology Professor Nancy O’Connor and her class collect specimens in a coastal marshland area.
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Arts&SciencesFields of study *Offered only as a minor
Aging and Health*AnthropologyBiochemistryBiologyBiotechnologyBlack Studies*ChemistryClinical Laboratory ScienceCommunication* Computational Mathematics
Crime and Justice StudiesCytotechnologyData ScienceEconomicsEducation (4+1 master’s degree)
EnglishFilm & Media Studies*FrenchHistoryIndic Studies*
International PoliticsLeadership & Civic Engagement*Liberal ArtsLiterature & CriticismMarine BiologyMathematicsMedical Laboratory Science PhilosophyPolitical Science
PortuguesePre-lawPsychologyReligious Studies*SociologySpanishSustainability*Urban Studies*Women’s & Gender StudiesWriting, Rhetoric & Communication
Prepare for your futureExplore ideas from different perspectives. Find new areas that interest you. Connect with professors and friends who will challenge you and support you. Build a foundation for a lifetime of learning, and you’ll be ready to adapt to new careers that don’t even exist yet.
UMass Dartmouth understands the importance of providing you with practical experience that will build your resume when you graduate. You’ll find many opportunities for undergraduate research and internships.
Our graduates succeedThey are doctors, lawyers, scientists, journalists, psychologists, entrepreneurs, professors, teachers, police officers, medical technicians, and business professionals.
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Medical laboratory science students gain practical experience at 22 clinical sites, including Mass General, Women & Infants, Tufts New England, and Children’s Hospital.
My professors and my internship taught
me how to communicate.
Now, as a technical writer with
UnitedHealth Group, I am confident
in my ability to reach business analysts and developers.”
Amanda Butcher ‘15English
Chemistry students examine three-dimensional molecular structures with the cutting-edge X-ray diffractometer, the only instrument of its kind in southeastern Massachusetts.
Business
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Businesses of all sizes and in
all fields need college graduates
who possess both insightful
knowledge and hands-on
experience. The Charlton College
of Business prepares you to be
that professional. Combine our
rigorous curriculum with our
comprehensive internship program,
and you’ll be ready to contribute
your talents in any business
arena, nonprofit organization,
or government office.
Charlton College of
Many Charlton professors have significant work experience in addition to their PhDs.
Jonathan Najarian interned at Volkswagen AG in Germany and was offered a job there before he graduated.
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Fields of study*Offered only as a minor
AccountingBusiness Administration*E-Commerce/Digital BusinessEntrepreneurship/Small BusinessFinanceInternational Business*Management Information SystemsManagement LeadershipMarketingOperations ManagementService Operation ManagementSupply Chain ManagementTechnology and Management
Charlton is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, a distinction given only to the most prestigious business colleges in the nation and around the globe.
Prepare for your future
At Charlton, career preparation begins in your first year. You complete assignments that are designed to build your career portfolio. Throughout your college experience, you participate in workshops, networking, and even individual coaching. Our goal is to help you land one of our many great internship opportunities, and that can lead to your dream job.
There are student organizations that can support your ambitions. You might join our national award-winning DECA chapter or the Donald C. Howard Leadership Program. You’ll build skills and contribute to the broader community.
Our graduates succeedYou’ll find our graduates working at businesses like Microsoft, Google, Proctor & Gamble and PricewaterhouseCoopers, as well as at entrepreneurial start-ups.
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Three student entrepreneurs won the Student-Run Business Association’s competition to revive the fitness center smoothie bar.
My professors at the Charlton College
of Business helped me realize the
opportunities that were available. So it really
wasn’t a big surprise to me that my internship at KPMG led to a full-time
position there.”
Lauren Soares ’14Accounting
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Your engineering courses will
be dynamic and practical. You’ll
participate in team activities,
projects, and assignments. You’ll
use state-of-the-art technology
and equipment to conduct
experiments, collect data, and
analyze information as you learn
engineering from the ground up.
Your professors will be on the
cutting-edge of research, and
you’ll be right there with them.
Engineering College of
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Our graduates succeedFrom Disney to Raytheon, Johnson & Johnson to EMC, UMassD engineers are fueling the world economy. Our alumni create their own paths, from entrepreneurs to CEOs.
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Fields of study*Offered only as a minor
Astronomy/Astrophysics BioengineeringCivil EngineeringComputer EngineeringComputer Game Design*Computer ScienceData ScienceElectrical EngineeringManufacturing Mechanical EngineeringMobile Application Development*PhysicsSoftware EngineeringSystem Software*
Prepare for your future
UMass Dartmouth offers a Freshman Summer Institute, an overnight program for one week in August. You’ll begin working with your professors and other engineering students so that when you arrive in September, you’re ready.
Internships abound with companies like Apple, Bose, and Lockheed Martin. And our professors work with undergraduate and graduate students to conduct research for the National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health.
Dr. Gaurav Khanna and his physics students
harnessed the processing power of
176 Sony PlayStation 3 game systems to study
stars, gravitational waves and
other research areas.
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All of my professors were passionate
and helpful. They routinely went above
and beyond in guiding me to my goal
of attending UMass Medical School.”
Jacqueline Tran ’15Bioengineering
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The College of Nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and is recommended by the American Nurses Association.
Achieve your dream of becoming
a nurse at UMass Dartmouth.
Your nursing classes are taught by
registered nurses, many of whom
hold doctoral degrees and are
practicing clinicians. They ensure
that you develop the essential
knowledge in science and
medicine, and are there to guide
you with practical training on
campus and at carefully selected
and supervised practicum sites.
NursingCollege of
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Our graduates succeedUMass Dartmouth nursing graduates are highly regarded. You’ll find them at Massachusetts General Hospital, Women & Infants Hospital, Johns Hopkins Hospital, UMass Memorial Medical Center, and working in healthcare facilities in New England and the world.
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Related fields of study
Biochemistry (Arts & Sciences) Bioengineering (Engineering)Biology (Arts & Sciences)Chemistry (Arts & Sciences) Medical Laboratory Science (Arts & Sciences) Biotechnology Clinical Laboratory Science CytotechnologyPre-med/Pre-health Advising Program
Prepare for your future
Nursing is an art and a science. You’ll work in our state-of-the-art Simulation Lab with adult and pediatric models that allow you to assess and treat the same ailments that you’ll find in real-life examination rooms. Once you’ve made a diagnosis, you’ll track “the patient’s” condition in “his” chart with the latest software. When you’re ready to continue beyond your bachelor’s degree, the College of Nursing offers master’s and doctoral programs.
I had the opportunity to join my professors on
service-learning trips to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and
Glendora, Mississippi. The confidence that gave me
carries over in my work today in the cardio-
thoracic care unit at Rhode Island Hospital.”
Ryan Carey ‘15Nursing
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Visual& Performing Arts
College of
Whether you have your sights
set on being the next Van Gogh,
Sondheim, Groening, Gaga, or
your own favorite art teacher, the
College of Visual & Performing
Arts (CVPA) will help you develop
and showcase your talent. It’s a
tight-knit community of artists,
scholars, and musicians working
together to inspire and breed
creativity. You’ll work in studios
with equipment that enables you
to realize your imagination.
The Star Store Gallery in New Bedford showcases the work of acclaimed artists, including CVPA graduates, faculty, and students.
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Our graduates succeedOur graduates work in graphic design, advertising, and digital media at companies like DreamWorks, DC Comics, Ralph Lauren, and the Fashion Institute of Technology. They have their own studios and work with corporations. They become professional artists, musicians, teachers, and scholars, and enter business, nonprofit organizations, and government in a wide range of capacities.
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CVPA is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design.
Fields of study*Offered only as a minor
Art EducationArt HistoryCeramicsDigital MediaDrawing*Fine Arts*Graphic DesignIllustration
Jewelry/MetalsMusicMusic Education Painting/2D StudiesPhotographyPrintmaking*Sculpture/3D StudiesTextile Design/Fiber Arts
A university education
As a CVPA student, you’ll benefit from a university education that broadens your options for success in the arts. Our students earn a BFA or BA and are recruited locally, regionally, and nationally for their technical knowledge, preparedness, and imaginative problem-solving abilities. Your creativity is a highly valued skill.
Studios and classrooms are located on ourmain campus and at the Star Store campus in downtown New Bedford. You’ll enjoy spacious student studios, state-of-the-art equipment, and galleries that highlight student work. A free shuttle connects the two campuses in just minutes.
Textile design major Hannah Reidy ‘13 won first place in a nationwide Design-A-Throw Competition from Denali and Monterey Mills. Her design, ”Sea of Dreams,” became part of the Denali Home Collection.
CVPA at UMassD provided me with
a strong core artistic foundation as well as
an environment toexperiment with
different techniques and technologies that
put me on the path to my current position
designing the characters for Call of Duty.”
Scott Wells, BFA Illustration, ’91
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See the world–study abroad Study abroad for a semester, a year, or during a school break. Some programs cost about the same as a semester at UMass Dartmouth. This life-changing experience introduces you to new people, cultures, and perspectives. It also teaches self-confidence and adaptability.
Challenge yourself with Honors An insatiable thirst for learning? If you qualify for the UMass Dartmouth Honors Program, you’ll join a community of highly engaged faculty and students who thrive in a research-oriented environment. Participate in after-class activities specifically designed to enrich your experience, and even live in Honors housing. You’ll earn the ultimate honor, graduate as a Commonwealth Scholar.
Get your MBA, fast Charlton College of Business offers a 30-credit Master of Business Administration (MBA) program that can be completed full time in one calendar year. If you need flexibility, there are part-time and online options, all taught by our leading business professors.
We have study abroad programs in nearly every country in the world, and our program list keeps expanding.
UMassD College of Visual &
Performing Arts students sketch
on the Great Wall of China.
Your education. Your possibilities.
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Community service learning Last year, UMassD students and staff spent 201,547 hours helping others. In fact, it is so much a part of the curriculum and the culture here that we are ranked in the top 2% on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll and one of 16 finalists, with distinction in economic development and interfaith initiatives.
Dual degree to teaching (BA/BS-MAT)
Enroll in the BA/BS-MAT as you enter your junior year, and finish your bachelor’s degree while taking education courses. You can graduate in five years with a bachelor’s in your subject area, a master’s degree in teaching, and an initial license to teach in Massachusetts for five years.
3+3 Law degreeEarn your bachelor’s degree and your Juris Doctor degree in six years rather than seven at the UMass School of Law. Undergraduates accepted into the program will have their first year at the Law School count as their senior year at the university. As the only public law school in the state, UMass Law offers an affordable option for you to pursue justice.
Campus activities and organizations reflect the diversity of our university community.
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It’s just the beginning
UMass Dartmouth encourages you to challenge
yourself. You’ll take the knowledge you gain in
the classroom and figure out how to apply it
through internships, cooperative education, team
projects, hands-on research, community service,
as well as opportunities like our Donald C. Howard
Leadership Program.
If you want to make a difference, do it here. In your courses and in student organizations, you’ll help address local, regional, and global issues, and enhance economic development.
On campus, students are actively involved in sustainability efforts such as recycling, energy conservation, composting, and waste reduction.
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Advising, Support and Planning OfficeTrained faculty and staff help you select courses and explore majors, or discuss other academic issues.
Academic Resource Centers Visit our three campus resource centers to get help writing a paper or preparing for a final. Professionals and faculty-nominated students serve as tutors.
Career Development Center Prepare for the real world right from the start. The center offers programs and individual advice about resume writing, interviewing, internships, and other career-related matters.
Center for Access and SuccessStudents who have documented disabilities are afforded a variety of services, including peer note taking, alternative testing arrangements, sign language interpretation, and advising. Appropriate academic adjustments ensure equity inside the classroom.
Counseling Center Get confidential counseling from licensed psych-ologists and mental health counselors to cope with stress, anxiety, homesickness, or other life concerns.
Faculty Advisors Advisors are ready to help you with one-on-one mentoring in academic planning, internship and research opportunities, and ways you can connect to the community.
Let’s learn together
Advisors and peers are here to help you make the most of the learning process. You’ll find academic and career support, plus advising and counseling services to help you get the most out of your UMassD experience.
UMass Dartmouth students are well-prepared to land valuable internships in an array of industries and organizations. Aquabotics is one such opportunity.
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Join us
UMass Dartmouth is a tight-knit community
where you’ll form lasting friendships, find
faculty and staff who’ll advise and guide
you, and discover your own strengths as you
become a vital part of our community.
Being a student here is about working hard,
but it’s also about having fun.
Live here We have 14 residence halls and four integrated living/ learning communities that provide a variety of options for the 56 percent of our undergraduates who live on campus (79 percent of the first-year students). Most first-year students live in suites, with two to a room and a shared bathroom. Our first-year buildings are co-ed, and each suite is same sex.
Feed your appetiteFrom pizza to stir-fry, sandwiches to veggie burgers and salad bars, you won’t go hungry. There are 14 places to eat on campus, some serving until 1 am. We offer lots of choices, the freshest ingredients, healthy options including vegan and vegetarian selections, much of it from local farms. You can even get coffee at the Library Cafe for those long study sessions.
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Get involved The Student Activities, Involvement & Leadership Office (SAIL) works with our 130 student organizations. You’re bound to find a student group that interests you, such as:
• Cricket Club
• Dance Team
• Gaming Society
• Fraternities and Sororities
• Habitat for Humanity
• Hillel
• Humans vs. Zombies
• Ski & Snowboard Club
• Scrimshaw Yearbook
• Student Government Association
• Theatre Company
• Torch newspaper
Get busy Some students perform work-study here on campus or in the community. Others participate in events such as Make a Difference Day and Relay for Life, or they join groups like Habitat for Humanity, building character and community.
Get around townAll students are allowed to have a car on campus. No car? You can use one of the campus Zipcars. The Corsair Shuttle makes stops on campus, and nearby shopping plazas. The Loop bus goes to our New Bedford campus every hour. Transportation is available from campus to Boston, and city buses take you to New Bedford and Fall River, where you can transfer to a Providence-bound bus.
Find your place here
Stay active on campus and out in the community. Students who get involved on- or off-campus are more likely to be successful in college. We can help you do that.
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The Corsairs have a long history of outstanding athletic performance. We compete in the NCAA Division III, and more than 500 UMass Dartmouth students participate in our 25 teams.
In addition to successes on the court and in the field, our student athletes excel in the classroom, earning higher average GPAs than the student population at large. In fact, more than 190 of our athletes made the Dean’s or Chancellor’s List.
We are the Corsairs
That’s “pirates” to you landlubbers. Worthy
adversaries. Towers of strength. Forces
to be reckoned with. Arnie, the Corsair is
our mascot because he represents the
adventurous, courageous spirit of our student
athletes and the pride of our campus. Arrr!!!
Intramural sports
Not everyone wants to play intercollegiate sports. The UMass Dartmouth intramural program and well-equipped fitness center offer you a number of athletic and wellness activities, including indoor soccer, flag football, kick boxing,
indoor cycling, Zumba, and more. On average, roughly 2,000 students–more than a quarter of our under-graduates–participate on at least one intramural squad during the school year.
Ultimate Frisbee is a club sport; we offer rugby and cricket, too.
Go Corsairs
Women’s
Basketball Cross-Country Equestrian Field Hockey Lacrosse Sailing Soccer Softball Swimming & Diving Tennis Track & Field Volleyball
Men’s
Baseball Basketball Cross-Country Football Golf Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Swimming & Diving Tennis Track & Field
Work out in the pool, in the newly expanded Fitness Center, on the courts, or on the track.
Chelsey Campbell,Little East Conference Defensive Player ofthe Year,in 2014.
NCAA Division III varsity sports
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Come visit You can schedule your visit any weekday or on select Saturdays during the school year. Take a tour with one of our knowledgeable students and get the big picture. Admissions counselors are available before and after your tour to answer questions.
Participate in an open house event so you can get a more thorough look at UMass Dartmouth. Our entire on-campus community comes together to share information and experiences that will help you see our campus in action.
Register at umassd.edu/visit
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Application requirements• Complete UMass Dartmouth’s online application, or the Common Application
• A non-refundable $60 application fee
• An official high school transcript including 17 units of college prep courses
• An official result of your SAT (math and critical reading scores) or ACT test
• A personal essay
• One letter of recommendation
Visual Arts applicants (excluding art history) must submit a portfolio for review in person or electronically through SlideRoom at umassd.slideroom.com
If you don’t have a portfolio, we have a special program for you. Visit umassd.edu/cvpa/portfoliodeferred
Music applicants must contact the Music Department at 508.999.8568 to schedule an in-person audition and theory placement test.
Admisson deadlines• November 15 – The Early Action admission deadline. You’ll be notified in early December.
• Regular Decision applications are reviewed once they are complete, and decisions are made as soon as possible.
• February 1 – Nursing applicants priority application deadline.
• March 1 – priority deadline for admissions applications.
• March 1 – priority deadline for filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
• Biology, engineering, and nursing are highly competitive programs; applicants are encouraged to apply early.
• Students on the nursing wait list will be notified starting in early May if they have been accepted.
Alternative admissions Students who have completed high school or its equivalent, and whose academic performance may not demonstrate readiness for university-level work, may be eligible for admission through College Now or START. These programs have an application deadline of February 1.
For more information, visit umassd.edu/collegenow
Transfer students We work to maximize the transfer credits from your previous coursework, and we have formal agreements with all Massachusetts state public community colleges, as well as with Dean College, Quincy College, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, and the Community College of Rhode Island. These agreements provide qualified students with guidance about pursuing a bachelor’s degree along with expedited admission.
To learn more about transferring, visit umassd.edu/undergraduate/transfers
How to apply We’re ready to help you take the next steps:
508.999.8605 | [email protected]
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Invest in your future
UMass Dartmouth provides a great education at an affordable cost. In fact, 85 percent of our undergraduates who applied for financial aid received it, and last year we met 90 percent of student need. That translates to 70 percent of UMassD students. You’ll be pleased to know that UMass Dartmouth ranks in the top 20 Massachusetts schools for highest return on investment according to Affordable Colleges Online. This study measured the lifetime earnings impact of a college education at 201 Massachusetts schools.
Need help paying for college?
Scholarships, grants, loans, and work study are available, and our experienced staff can guide you through this process.
Contact our Financial Aid Department, or visit umassd.edu/financialaid
Cost of Attendance 2015–16 umassd.edu/tuition
Mass Residents Proximity/Regional* Out-of-state International
Tuition plus mandatory fees $12,588 $16,748 $26,173 $26,673 (full-year rates)
With room & board $24,210 $28,370 $37,795 $38,295(based on 19 meal plan and double room for an academic year)
Individual college fees (additional annual fee based on student’s registered major)
Arts & Sciences $383–$767
Business $420
Engineering $767
Nursing $605
Visual & Performing Arts $819
One-time only fees
Orientation (Freshmen) $250
Orientation (Transfers) $150
Orientation (International) $260
Transcript Fee $100
*Ocean State Proximity Program and the New England Regional Student Program
Ocean State Proximity Program All Rhode Island residents can attend any UMass Dartmouth undergraduate full-time degree program at a reduced tuition.
To get more information, go to umassd.edu/tuition
The Regional Student Program Students in Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont can earn degrees in areas not offered by their home-state public colleges and universities, at a reduced tuition.
To get specific information, go to umassd.edu/tuition
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Non-Profit Org.US Postage PaidNew Bedford, MA Permit #149
AccountingAging and Health*AnthropologyArt EducationArt HistoryAstronomy/Astrophysics BiochemistryBioengineeringBiologyBiotechnologyBlack Studies*Business Administration*CeramicsChemistryCivil EngineeringClinical Laboratory ScienceCommunication*Computational MathematicsComputer EngineeringComputer Game Design*Computer ScienceCrime and Justice StudiesCytotechnologyData ScienceDigital MediaDrawing*E-Commerce/Digital BusinessEconomicsEducation (4+1 master’s degree)Electrical EngineeringEnglish Entrepreneurship/Small BusinessFilm & Media Studies*
FinanceFine Arts*FrenchGraphic DesignHistoryIllustrationIndic Studies*International Business*International Politics Jewelry/MetalsLeadership & Civic Engagement*Liberal Arts Literature & CriticismManagement Information SystemsManagement LeadershipManufacturing Marine BiologyMarketingMathematicsMechanical EngineeringMedical Laboratory Science Mobile Applications Development*MusicMusic EducationNursingOperations ManagementPainting/2D StudiesPhilosophyPhotographyPhysicsPolitical SciencePortuguesePre-law
Printmaking*PsychologyReligious Studies*Sculpture/3D StudiesService Operation ManagementSociologySoftware EngineeringSpanishSupply Chain ManagementSustainability*System Software*Technology & Management Textile Design/Fiber ArtsUrban Studies*Women’s & Gender StudiesWriting, Rhetoric & Communication
Pre-professional programsPre-health (includes pre-dental, pre-OT, pre-pharmacy, pre-PT, and pre-vet)Pre-lawPre-med
Undeclared programsArts and Sciences UndeclaredBusiness UndeclaredEngineering UndeclaredStudio Arts Undeclared
*Offered only as a minor
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