*Please remember to bring your mask when accessing indoor buildings, attending indoor sporting events/activities, and riding the shuttle.*

The University’s COVID-19 guidelines for guests attending Family, Friends, and Alumni Weekend (Oct. 15-18) will be in place:

• Lasell does not conduct temperature checks, require verification of vaccination, or request a negative test prior to guests visiting campus.

• Before coming to campus, guests should conduct a personal symptom check that includes but is not limited to fever, sore throat, recent loss of taste or smell, shortness of breath, muscle pain, and headache. If guests have any symptom(s), they should stay home, and follow CDC guidelines.

• All guests, regardless of vaccination status, will be expected to wear a mask inside all University buildings and social distance when possible. Masks will be optional when outdoors.

• If you plan on attending the Women's Volleyball games, please view the Spectator Guidelines.

Please Note: These guidelines are subject to change. As we have done throughout this pandemic, Lasell will continue to follow the data and the science and adjust accordingly.
 
We understand that some individuals may not feel comfortable attending Family, Friends, and Alumni weekend, but we encourage you to visit campus on another weekend. Families are welcome to visit their student(s) at any time.

Fall Campus COVID-19 Guidelines

We are incredibly excited to welcome everyone back to our beautiful campus in the coming weeks.

The science is clear that the most important thing we can do to keep our community safe is to get vaccinated. In April, we instituted a mandate that all students, faculty, and staff be vaccinated against COVID-19 by August 1. At this point in time, we are still waiting on less than 10 percent of our community to upload their vaccination cards. Students, faculty, and staff are not allowed on campus until they complete this process. Only people with approved exemptions may be on campus without a vaccination.

As we move from summer to fall and with students moving in over the next two weeks, we want to share the guidelines that will be in effect as we begin the semester. These guidelines are subject to change; we all need to remain flexible while we observe how the coronavirus progresses. As we have done throughout this pandemic, we will continue to follow the data and the science and adjust accordingly. All of our decisions have been made with the safety of our community at the forefront and in consultation with state and local health authorities.

Masks

• For all vaccinated members of our community (students, faculty, and staff), masks will be optional both inside and outside. We support people who wish to continue wearing masks both indoors and outdoors regardless of vaccination status.
• For unvaccinated members of our community (students, faculty, and staff), masks will be expected inside all University buildings when not in your room or personal office. Failure to do so will result in disciplinary action. Masks will be optional when outdoors.
• Masks will be required for all students, faculty, and staff while in class, regardless of vaccination status.
• All visitors and guests, regardless of vaccination status, will be expected to wear a mask inside all University buildings. Masks will be optional when outdoors.

Testing

• All students will be tested for COVID-19 once during move-in week.
• All students, faculty, and staff, regardless of vaccination status, will be tested for COVID-19 once a week through the end of September.
• If students are feeling sick or exhibiting symptoms, we urge them to receive a rapid COVID-19 test immediately at Health Services, even if they are vaccinated. Please do not dismiss even mild symptoms as unimportant. Even if you just have the sniffles, please come into Health Services and be tested. It is better to be safe for your own benefit and the benefit of our community.
• The testing data we collect during September will guide us in determining the testing regimen and masking policy after September.

Quarantine and Isolation

• All vaccinated or unvaccinated students who test positive for COVID-19 will be asked to isolate at home or in designated campus housing.
• All unvaccinated students who are deemed a close contact will be asked to quarantine at home or in designated campus housing.
• Vaccinated students who are a close contact and are not showing symptoms will not be required to quarantine but may be asked to take an extra COVID test.

Guidance for Guests and Visitors

• For the first two weeks of the fall semester (September 7-21), non-University guests will not be permitted in the residence halls, other than two household members to assist with moving in. After the first two weeks, guests may be registered through the normal process.
• All visitors and guests, regardless of vaccination status, will be expected to wear a mask inside all University buildings. Masks will be optional when outdoors.

Please Note: We will issue guidance later this month regarding gatherings and events on campus. As this pandemic continues to change and evolve, so too will our guidelines, as we work to keep our community safe.

Yes - students, faculty, and staff will enjoy a normal (pre-COVID-19) dining experience in Valentine Dining Hall. 

This means: 

• The use of china, glassware, and silverware is now the norm
• Paper to-go containers are no longer used
• If students would like to take their meal to-go, they may purchase a reusable green container for $5 (a one-time cost)
• Seating is not governed by physical distancing
• Food is self-served

Student-Athletes

The GNAC announced on August 3, 2021 that member institutions will resume a full schedule of NCAA Division III competition this fall. 

Fully vaccinated GNAC student-athletes, coaches, and staff are permitted to participate during the 2021 fall sports season without any restrictions. Non-vaccinated student-athletes and personnel with approved medical or religious exemptions will be required to undergo twice weekly testing and must mask during all athletically related activities.

Learn more >> 

Spectators

On August 31, 2021 Lasell Athletics announced that spectators will be allowed at fall sporting events with COVID-19 guidelines in place. 

Learn more >>

No - there is not a fully online option for students for the 2021-2022 academic year. 

Your student must communicate with their instructor(s) as soon as they become aware that they will miss class(es) and must make arrangements to complete missed work.

Our faculty have and will work with any student who has legitimate reason(s) to miss classes (such as observation of religious holidays, participation in official University events, health crises and/or military obligations).

Lasell will not sponsor Study Abroad or Shoulder to Shoulder programs for the Fall 2021 semester. We will determine at a later date whether to offer both international programs for the Spring 2022 semester. A determination about the trip to Antigua during the winter break also will be made at a later date. In coming months, we will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation internationally and work with our partners and vendors.

We plan to continue the Domestic Study Away Programs (Semester In The City; The Washington Semester In D.C; and the Disney College Program) in the Fall 2021 semester. 

For more information and additional guidance, please have your student contact the Office of International Education (also known as the Study Abroad Office). 

MyLasell is Lasell University’s online portal for students, faculty and staff to access personalized information and resources. Your student should be logging into MyLasell many times throughout the day using their Lasell University email address and password.

Your student can seek the support and assistance they need in the following ways:

• Meet with their academic advisor 
• Visit or schedule an appointment at the Academic Achievement Center
• Book a study room in the Brennan Library or visit the Research Help Desk
• Schedule time with their professor during the professor's office hours 
• Contact the dean of their school (School of Business, School of Fashion, etc.)

If your student would like to change their their current major to a new major, they must initiate this change by speaking with their academic advisor. If the decision is made to change their major, your student must:

• Fill out the “Change of Major” form available on MyLasell. The form must include the signature of the current academic advisor and Dean for approval. 
• If approved, your student will need to submit the form to the Center for Academic Advising, located in Brennan Library, which notifies your student of the change to the new major and assignment of a new academic advisor. If the Dean does not approve the change of major, the Dean then notifies your student and they may request a change of major again in the next semester.

Upper-class students are assigned a new academic advisor after the change of major form is submitted to the Academic Advising Center. First-year students changing majors anytime during their first year are not assigned a new academic advisor until the following academic year. Students who have selected the undeclared option or who plan to declare a second major will follow the “Change of Major” procedure noted above with assistance from their academic advisor.  

Please Note: Students wishing to declare a second major are strongly encouraged to declare one major initially and add the additional major no sooner than the second semester of the first year with the approval of the Program Chairs from both departments.

Final grades are posted in MyLasell. Students can view their final grades and unofficial transcript by logging into MyLasell, clicking on Self-Service, and then clicking on Grades. The Academic Calendar has the dates of when final grades are due each semester. 

Please Note: Parents/guardians are not notified of grade reports through mail or email. Parents/guardians wishing to see grade reports must ask the student to share them. 

Each semester, students who achieve a specific GPA will be placed on the Dean’s List and will be notified via email. Dean’s List requirements are:

• The student must be full-time carrying 12 or more graded credits for the semester
• The student must have a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher
• The student is not allowed a course below 2.0 in the semester
• The student is not allowed any incompletes for the semester. If incompletes are made up in accordance with University policy, students who then qualify for the Dean’s List will have the notation entered into their permanent academic record.

No - Lasell does not have a class ranking system. 

Resident Student Meal Plans

All meal plans accommodate a variety of types of needs based on a student’s busy schedule. Convenience, value, and flexibility are the three important features meals plans offer. Meal plans consist of swipes, Dining Dollars, and extra meals. 

The Laser 19 consists of 19 meal swipes to be used at Valentine Dining Hall (three (3) of which can be used at 1851 Late Night weekly), 100 Dining Dollars to be used just like cash on a debit card at any on-campus dining location, and two extra meals for use at Valentine.

The Laser 14 consists of 14 meal swipes to be used at Valentine Dining Hall (two (2) of which can be used at 1851 Late Night weekly), 150 Dining Dollars to be used just like cash on a debit card at any on-campus dining location, and two extra meals for use at Valentine.

The Laser 10 consists of 10 meal swipes to be used at Valentine Dining Hall (one (1) of which can be used at 1851 Late Night weekly), 200 Dining Dollars to be used just like cash on a debit card at any on-campus dining location, and two extra meals for use at Valentine. The Laser 10 is only available to students in their second college year or later.

The Laser 5 plan is a new plan that is the result of a committee that was formed to examine the meal plan offerings. It was designed knowing that seniors, in particular, may have greater off-campus demands and may not able to take advantage of dining on-campus as much as they’d like. This plan includes 5 meal swipes to be used at Valentine Dining Hall a week and $300 in Dining Dollars.

Commuter Student Meal Plans

Block Plans give commuter students the ability to eat at Valentine Dining Hall over the course of the year. Block plans are available as 20, 25, 40, 50, 60, or 75 blocks. Select block plans come with Dining Dollars to be used at on-campus locations.

If your student lives on campus, they will automatically be enrolled in the Laser 19 meal plan and will have two weeks after the start of the semester to change the meal plan. If your student is a commuter student, they will need to purchase a meal plan separately. 

Only returning students have the option of changing their meal plan during the first two weeks of the semester. If your student is looking to change their meal plan, they can visit the Dine On Campus at Lasell University website (go to Meal Plans, and select Meal Plan Change Request) between September 8 and September 22. Returning students can only move to the next plan level. For example, if your student was in the Laser 19 plan last year, they can remain there or move to the Laser 14 plan.  

It's also important to note that changing a meal plan does not affect the cost. Each of the meal plans vary by the number of swipes available for Valentine Dining Hall and the Dining Dollars to be used at other locations but opting for one over the other does not change the price.

Please Note: All students are required to be enrolled in a meal plan. 

Meal swipes are designed to be affordable and convenient and are loaded onto your student's Lasell ID card. When visiting a dining location that accepts meal swipes, your student presents their ID to the cashier to redeem. Any unused swipes at the end of the semester will be forfeited.

Dining Dollars are designed to offer flexibility. When checking out at any dining location, your student must present their ID card to the cashier and the amount of their purchase will be deducted from their balance. 

Laser Loot is a term used to describe discretionary funds that may be used like cash in various venues on campus. Any student may sign up for a Laser Loot account and can deposit any amount into their account at any time. Their ID card is also their Laser Loot card. When using Laser Loot, your student can simply present their ID to the cashier and their account will be debited for the appropriate amount. The money added to their Laser Loot account will roll over each semester and year to year as long as they are active. Some deposits to Laser Loot are non-refundable and non-transferable if your student leaves Lasell for any reason. 

To purchase Laser Loot, your student can visit MyLasell, go to the College Resources tab, and then click Pay$online. If you would like to purchase LaserLoot for your student, go to the Make a One-Time Payment drop down and select Lasell Pay$Online. Please allow up to 2-5 business days for availability of Laser Loot funds.

Your student must login to MyLasell, click University Resources, and then My Torch Balance.

There are a variety of meal and snack options for students to choose from at Lasell. Students can eat or grab food to go at the following locations:

• Valentine Dining Hall in the Edwards Student Center
• "1851," a food outlet offering meal options from breakfast through late night dinner in the Arnow Campus Center
• Starbucks in the Science and Technology Center
• Glow Lounge in the Winslow Academic Center 
• "Market 1851," a 24/7 retail space in which students can purchase snacks and basic pantry items

Please refer to the Dining at Lasell University website to see complete offerings and hours for each location. 

Valentine Dining Hall is closed to meal plans during Thanksgiving break, the December-January break, and March break. Similarly, meal plans are not in operation during the summer months. The dining hall is open during part of the December-January break, but meal cards are not valid. Your student may use Laser Loot to purchase meals during these times. However, Dining Dollars may not be used during break times.    

In addition to receiving emails from Dining Services before and after breaks, your student can also check the Dine on Campus at Lasell University website for the dining options available during breaks.

Boost is the way to pay for and order food or coffee in a touchless manner. Instructions for linking your student's Dining Dollars to Boost is below:

1. Download the Boost app
2. Create an account
3. Select manage payment
4. Select campus card then add card
5. Add Lasell information (email and meal plan number) 
6. Receive email confirmation and confirm 

Please Note: Boost is the only non-meal swipe form of tender accepted at Starbucks and 1851.

Dining Services encourages communication from students and are eager to help make their dining experience enjoyable. There are many ways in which your student can provide feedback, express a concern, or ask a question related to their dining experience. They can:

• Contact a representative of the Student Government Association (SGA) or the SGA Food Committee. Both are student-run and meet bi-weekly with Diane Parker, assistant vice president of administration and operations to discuss ideas and answer questions/concerns directly from the student body. Students can also ask to attend one of the meetings. 
• Send an email to diningservices@lasell.edu. 
• Use "Text to Chat," where students can send an annonymous and free text message to a Dining Services Manager. The number to text and additional information can be found on all napkin holders located on tables in Valentine Dining Hall. 
• Write an annonymous note on a napkin or sheet of paper and pin it to the bulletin board located at the front of Valentine Dining Hall. 
• Speak directly with Mike Quakenbush, director of dining services, or the manager working that day. 

There is free parking located in the Central Parking Lot. You do not need a guest pass. When visiting your student, you may park anywhere within the parking lot, as long as there is no sign indicating it's designated for faculty, staff, or commuters. Some areas around campus do have street parking available, but you must pay attention to nearby street signs for any restrictions. 

The most convenient option to get to campus is to use the T. The closest stations are Woodland and Riverside, both of which are located on the Green Line (D) and are about a 10- to 15-minute walk to campus. The closest Commuter Rail station is Auburndale, which is in Zone 2 of the Framingham/Worcester Line, and is also about a 10- to 15-minute walk to campus. There are no longer any bus routes that run near Lasell.

Additional public transportation options: 

• Commuter Rail to all points north (Fitchburg, Lowell, Haverhill, Newburyport, and Rockport) and Amtrak Downeaster (New Hampshire and Maine) are accessible via North Station. Lasell students can take the T from Lasell into Boston. 
• Commuter Rail west to Worcester is accessible via the Auburndale station, close to campus.
• Commuter Rail to all points south and west (Franklin, Providence, Middleborough/Lakeville, Kingston/Plymouth, and Greenbush), Amtrak Acela, Lake Shore Limited, and Northeast Regional (Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and beyond) are accessible via South Station. Lasell students can take the T from Lasell to the Park Street station, then transfer to the Red Line and travel two stops south to South Station.
• The South Station Bus Terminal is the regional bus terminal and hosts many carriers, including Peter Pan, Megabus, C&J, Greyhound, Bolt, and others, and offers routes all over the Northeast.
•  Some Amtrak/Commuter Rail routes heading south, including the Commuter Rail to Providence and the Amtrak Acela and Northeast Regional, pass through the Route 128/University Park station, which is 13 miles south of Lasell in Westwood. There is no public transit to get there easily from Lasell, but it is approximately a 20-minute drive via Uber/Lyft (times may be greater during rush hour). Many visitors find that this station is more convenient to use than South Station.
• Boston Logan International Airport is 13 miles from Lasell. It is accessible via public transit (taking the T from Lasell, transferring to the Red Line at the Park Street station, travelling two stops south to South Station, then transferring one more time to the Silver Line 1 route), but most students find that it is more convenient to use Uber/Lyft. Travel times vary widely depending on the time of the day, so plan this trip well in advance.

As with all vaccines, Lasell will evaluate and grant requests for appropriate medical and religious exemptions. Your student can submit a medical or religious exemption by emailing Richard Arnold, director of health services at rarnold@lasell.edu or by mailing a letter to: 

Lasell University Health Services
ATTN: Richard Arnold - Director of Health Services 
216 Woodland Road
Newton, MA 02466

The Counseling Center offers free and confidential counseling to all undergraduate students. For the 2021-2022 academic year, the Counseling Center will offer a hybrid approach of telehealth support by telephone or Zoom, and in-person meetings. Currently, the state mandate requires masks for in-person meetings, so the decision to be seen in-person vs. virtually will be made on a case-by-case basis. The Counseling Center can usually see a student the day the Center is contacted. If your student is struggling and is not comfortable reaching out, you may contact the Counseling Center on behalf of your student, and the Director will work to outreach to your child.

Lasell also encourages students who are feeling down or are lonely to speak with their residential assistant (RA). 

Yes, but due to COVID-19, some fitness/intramural opportunities are being offered differently. Please have your student visit the Lasell University Intramurals and Recreation page for more information on what is available and to make a reservation. 

Newton-Wellesely Hospital is located less than a mile from campus at at 2014 Washington St.. For medical emergencies, students should call Campus Police (617-243-2279) or proceed immediately to the hospital. 

Newton-Wellesely Urgent Care is a 10-minute drive from campus and is located at 9 Hope Ave. in Waltham. For urgent, non-emergency medical issues (sore throat, cough, work-related injury, and other minor illnesses) students can seek care at the walk-in clinic. 

Pharmacies - Lasell Health Services has a partnership with Keyes Drug, a local pharmacy that delivers medications daily to Health Services. Keyes Drug is located at 2090 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton and is a 10-minute walk from campus. There are also several nearby CVS locations in Newton, Waltham, and neighboring communities. 

Your student can view the Student Handbook by visiting MyLasell, clicking Student Life, and then clicking on Student Handbook. The Student Handbook is more than just a policy manual. It includes information about campus resources (academic and otherwise), policies and procedures, social events, safety information, and more. The handbook also lists offices and contact information.

Please Note: All students are responsible for reading and knowing the contents of the handbook.

Area Coordinators (ACs) are professional staff members who live on campus in residential buildings. The ACs are responsible for supervising the RAs, and working with them to create a healthy, supportive, and educational environment in the residential communities. 

Resident Assistants (RAs) are student staff members with at least sophomore standing. Every resident student will have an RA on their floor, wing, or house who is assigned to them. Each year, the Office of Residential Life hires 50 students who live in the residence halls and serveas community developers, supporters of the academic and departmental mission statements, community standards educators, peer advisors, role models, and housing and facilities liaisons.

Resident Assistant Responsiblities:

• Check residence hall rooms and suites for infractions or safety issues, and submit reports on any violations of university codes.
• Attend staff meetings and occasional RA trainings.
• Enforce University rules and regulations while acting as a bridge between students and the administration.
• Assist with move-in day activities.
• Assist students with specific needs and making referrals when they are beyond the RA's ability to take care of directly.
• Provide information about on-campus or local activities via bulletin boards, flyers, or in person.
• Organize floor meetings with residents on a regular basis.
• Moderate disagreements between students, residents, and fellow resident assistants.

Full-time resident students are assigned a mailbox on the first floor of the Edwards Student Center. Mailbox numbers and combinations can be found under the Housing link in MyLasell. Mailboxes should be checked daily, since important notices and information are sent through the mail. A resident student's mailbox is another means of communication between the University (faculty, staff, administration, etc.) and the student.

Students are notified via email when a package has been received by the Lasell Post Office. Students can pick up packages at the service window in the mailroom from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on weekdays. The mailroom is closed on weekends, but any packages set to be delivered on a weekend will come with the couriers on Mondays. The Post Office can mail packages with pre-paid postage affixed to them and has stamps available for purchase.

If you would like to send your student a letter, please use this address format:

Student Name
Lasell University
Box #________
1844 Commonwealth Ave.
Newton, MA 02466

If you would like to send your student a package, please use this address format: 

Student Name
Lasell University
1844 Commonwealth Ave.
Newton, MA 02466

All students have the ability to submit a work order by using SchoolDude if they are experiencing an issue with their room or residence building (i.e. a broken window, a leaking sink, etc.). They can access SchoolDude by visiting MyLasell, clicking University Resources, and then by clicking on Submit SchoolDude Request. Your student would then complete the form and they will receive updates to their email on the progress of their work order request. 

If there is a very serious need or issue, please have your student contact the Director of Residential Life directly. 

Lost Keys: If your student loses their room, suite, exterior door key, or access card, they will be responsible for the replacement of each new key ($50 cost per key/access card).   

Stolen Keys: If your student's room or suite key is stolen, they must meet with their area coordinator, who will determine if the door lock should be changed. The student will be responsible for the expense of the new lock and keys for themselves and any roommate(s).            

Keys Found: After paying for a replacement key and if your student finds the original key within two weeks, a credit for the replacement cost will be posted to their account with the Office of Student Accounts.

You and your student can view the Parking Rules and Regulations section in the Student Handbook. Your student can also email parking@lasell.edu or visit Campus Police in-person located in the lower level of the Winslow Academic Center. 

Amazon lockers have been installed at Lasell to provide a 24/7 package delivery and return option for students who wish to retrieve their items when the campus mailroom is closed. The lockers are located outside of Campus Police at 80 Maple St. The locker location can be selected as a shipping location during the check-out process for purchases made through Amazon. Lockers can be accessed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For your student to use this service, when prompted to select a shipping address, they will look for an Amazon pickup location by searching with zip code 02466. They can then click the Ship to Address button and select this locker name:

Amazon Hub Locker – Venue
80 Maple St., at Lasell University
Newton, MA 02466

Once delivered, Amazon will email your student a six-digit pin number to retrieve their item. Students have three days to pick up the item. They may also use the lockers to make returns to Amazon.

Please Note: If your student experiences any issues with the lockers, they should call Amazon (877-346-6244).

All residential buildings come equipped with washing machines and dryers. The number of units in each building is determined by the maximum resident occupancy of the building. The cost for each laundry cycle is $2.00 and is paid using the CSCPay Mobile App. Your student can download and install the app by searching for CSCPay Mobile on their device. Once installed, your student will be instructed to create an account and can add and manage funds within the app.

Laundry services on campus are managed by CSC ServiceWorks. If your student experiences issues with a machine malfunction or maintenance of their CSCPay Mobile app, they can contact CSC ServiceWorks customer support in the following ways:

• Report issues, request refunds, or share feedback directly through the CSCPay Mobile App
• Contact Customer Support at 855-662-4685
• E-mail Customer Care at customerservice@cscserviceworks.com

When reporting an equipment problem, it is important for your student to specifically identify the problem machine to help facilitate a prompt repair by the CSC technician. 

Please Note: Students using the washing machines should only use high-efficiency detergents, and be careful about overloading a washing machine or dryer.

Yes! Lasell's shuttle service provides students with access to several locations off campus seven days a week (excluding break periods) throughout the academic year. Your student can view the shuttle schedule at any time. 

Due to COVID-19, the shuttles will be limited to seven (7) passengers per shuttle to allow for physical distancing between passengers. Masks must be worn by everyone on the shuttle.

Please Note: The shuttle service is only available during the fall and spring semesters. 

No - students do not have a curfew. 

Lasell regulates access to and release of a student's records in accordance with the provisions of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 as amended (PL 93-380, Section 438, The General Education Provisions Act). The purpose of the act is to protect the privacy of students regarding:

• the release of records, and
• access to records maintained by the institution.

In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (the Buckley Amendment), Lasell has committed itself to protecting the privacy rights of its students and to maintaining the confidentiality of its records. A copy of the law is available in the Registrar's Office.

Learn more about the rights of students under FERPA >> 

Lasell Works is a unique career preparation program designed to launch students into their professional futures. Over the course of four years, students who participate in the Lasell Works program receive tuition reduction and instruction from expert faculty, which helps them develop into marketable and successful employees in their fields. 

A distinction of the Lasell Works program is that during sophomore year, students live off campus, take their classes online, and work in their professional field of study. Students accepted into the Lasell Works program pay less in tuition each year they are enrolled in the program. Lasell Works students complete a variety of seminars emphasizing leadership, financial literacy, and professional and career development.

Learn more about Lasell Works >> 

Your student must log in to MyLasell and under University Resources click Pay MyBill. Then, on the summary page, click on Manage Account Access and add the authorized user(s).  

Lasell offers several payment options, which you may combine as needed. For a complete list of all payment options and important dates, please visit Payment Information.

Please Note: Tuition and fees are due by the beginning of the semester. 

To view the 2021-2022 costs and fees for undergraduate students please click here.

Your student can check the status of their award and required documents by visiting MyLasell, clicking on Self Service, selecting the Finances tab, and then clicking the Financial Aid tab.

Any amount of a scholarship, fellowship, or grant that exceeds the costs of tuition, mandatory fees, books, and required supplies or equipment will be considered taxable income and is subject to federal tax. This may also be subject to state taxes. See IRS publication 970 for information on tax credits for both students and parents at IRS.gov.