Accepted Graduate Students

Submit Enrollment Deposit

To officially enroll and reserve your space in class, you will need to submit a non-refundable enrollment deposit. 

Once the deposit is received, an Enrollment Counselor will work with you to register for classes.  Please note: If you are granted Graduate housing, a separate refundable damage deposit will be required to hold your room. 

Ways to make your deposit:

1. Log into the Applicant Portal

or

2. Using your Applicant ID, deposit through our online payment system. Your Applicant ID can be found in the bottom left hand corner of your acceptance letter.

• Graduate degree/Certificate deposit
• International students deposit (degree/certificate)
• Bachelor's degree completion deposit

Finalize Tuition Plans

Lasell offers various payment options such as a one-time payment, two and four-month payment plans, or making a payment towards an existing payment plan. Payments can be made on ePay by check (at no extra cost) or credit card with a convenience fee. International students may also wire funds via peer transfer/Flywire.

Employer Reimbursement

Some employers participate in a tuition reimbursement program. Contact your company's personnel office to determine if this source of financial assistance is available to you.

If your employer does offer a tuition reimbursement program, you are responsible for processing the funds that will be available from your employer. A signed promissory note will be required at registration, verifying the level of employer tuition assistance available. Minimally, in such a situation, you will be required to pay for the first course in each term. 

Tuition Payment Options

Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card, cash, personal checks and money orders are accepted for payment options. 

Once you submit your enrollment deposit, your Enrollment Counselor will contact you about registering for the best course(s) based upon your start term. 

After your first academic term, your Academic Advisor will assist with future class registration. Your Academic Advisor will also provide support throughout your academic program. 

Apply for Financial Aid

If you want to apply for financial aid, you will need to file a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to determine if you are eligible for financial aid. Lasell University defines full-time enrollment as 9 credits per 15-week semester and 6 credits per 8-week session. Half-time enrollment in a 15-week semester is defined as a minimum of 6 credits and in an 8-week session as 3 credits. In order to be eligible for federal aid, students must be enrolled a minimum of half-time.

Below are the steps to apply for federal financial aid: 

Step 1: Request a FSA ID (Federal Student Aid ID - username and password) ·  You will use your FSA ID to sign your FAFSA electronically.

Step 2: Complete the free application for FAFSA - You will need the Lasell University School code 002158 when you fill out the application.  It usually takes three business days for the Student Financial Planning Office to receive a FAFSA after our school code is added.

Step 3: Complete Graduate Financial Aid Agreement Form - The credit drop-down boxes indicate how many classes you are taking per session. Three credits represent one class per session and six credits represent two classes per session.

Step 4: Complete the Master Promissory Note and Entrance Counseling for the Federal Direct Stafford Loan.   

• Your correct social security number must be on file with your FAFSA. If you do not provide this information, we will not be able to process your FAFSA.
• You must provide our school code: 002158 in order for Lasell to receive your information.
• The FAFSA is available starting on October 1 for the following school year.

Contact the Financial Aid office at finaid@lasell.edu or 617-243-2227.