The Lasell Value

Lasell offers one of the lowest private college in New England. in fact, Lasell’s room and board costs are among the lowest in the Boston area.

Our goal is to present pricing in a way that is clear and easy to understand. We believe this approach allows all students to consider a Lasell education.

Committed to Our Students

Lasell offers a transformative, world-class education, with courses taught by industry leaders. With small class sizes, Lasell provides a personalized educational experience to every student. At Lasell, students are part of a community – one that engages them from day one and throughout their college experience.

How Else Does Lasell Help Keep Costs Low?

We offer a wide range of financial assistance and cost-saving academic programs.

Financial Aid Options

The Office of Financial Aid will determine your financial need and meet as much of that need as possible with a combination of Lasell, federal, and state funding from both grants and loans, and with Federal Work-Study. See Types of Financial Aid

Lasell Award University

All admitted Lasell University applicants will be considered for Lasell University Awards based on a holistic review process.

Accelerated Master's Program

Become a Double Laser earning both an undergraduate and master's degree in as few as 5 years. This program is a flexible, convenient, and cost-effective. By completing course waivers and blended semester options during your undergraduate years, Accelerated Master's students save up to 30% on graduate school tuition.

3-Year Degree

Lasell’s 3-year degree program gives you the chance to get the full college experience while saving time and money. You’ll work 1:1 with your academic advisor to carve the perfect path for you, whether you’re coming to Lasell with college credits or plan to take extra credits each semester.

Advanced Standing Credits

Students have the opportunity to earn transfer credit by examination in certain academic subjects through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), the Advanced Placement program (AP), the International Baccalaureate program (IB), and the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) program.

Will Lower Tuition Mean Fewer Resources For Lasell Students?

Not at all. Lasell University will continue to invest in programs, partnerships, new initiatives, facilities, and other resources that enhance our students’ learning and living experiences and prepare them to enter the workforce. We will also continue to invest in our students. Lasell offers, and will continue to offer, scholarships to our students.

Does Lasell's lower tuition affect my eligibility for federal and/or state grand funds?

No. Eligibility for Federal Pell Grants are based on a family’s income and assets, as reported on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Federal student loans remain available to all students who file the FAFSA.

Has Lasell tested other cost-saving measures?

The University has implemented a number of measures to lower costs without affecting the quality of a Lasell education or diminishing the campus experience. These include the launch of the Lower Cost Models for Independent Colleges consortium (LCMC). Founded by Mcihael B. Alexander, Lasell's former president, the 135 participating colleges and universities work collaboratively to address the challenge of increasing expenses. In addition, Lasell has forged partnerships with area colleges with a focus on sharing resources and facilities and enhancing purchasing power.

Tuition and Aid