Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 8:30 AM until Friday, June 27, 2025 at 5:00 PMEastern Daylight Time UTC -04:00
Will any guests be attending Parent and Family Orientation? Please note: The overnight Orientation programs, and the workshops and sessions within, are open to students only. We host an Orientation for parents, guardians, and family members of our new students on Day 2 of each Orientation session. The cost for guests is $15 per person which covers the cost of lunch. We will send parking information and a schedule of the day to all registered guests in advance of the Orientation program.
Would you like a campus tour on the second day of orientation after sessions are completed?
For each guest who attends our Parent and Family Orientation, there is a fee of $15 which covers the cost of lunch. We will collect payment upon your arrival. Accepted payment methods include cash, check, or credit/debit card.
Students in their first semester at Lasell take a Writing I course. Students can choose either WRT 101 Writing I, WRT 101 Writing I Workshop, or Writing 101 Writing I Workshop: Multilingual Writers. All courses have the same requirements for the number, length, and type of assignments. The workshop meets for an extended amount of time so that students have the opportunity to work on their writing with the instructor and a peer writing tutor present to answer questions, read over material, and offer suggestions. Please select which course you would prefer to take.
Why do you think the Writing I course you selected would be the best option for you?
Lasell students take two math courses. Most first-year students select between Math 106, Math 203, or Math 205. Math 106 Mathematical Reasoning: Students who are successful in 106 tend to agree with the following statements:
Why do you think the math course you selected would be the best option for you?
What was the name of the last math course you took?
What grade did you receive in the last math course you took?
How interested would you be in taking a course designed to optimize and advance your learning at the college level? This course focuses on adjusting to college, various study skills, learning strategies, time management and organization. This is a not-for-credit course that will not add to your academic load and has no additional cost.
Please ensure you have requested an official transcript be sent directly to the Admissions Office; this will allow us to create a Transfer Credit Evaluation (TCE) for you. A completed TCE will assist us in determining what courses you should be registering for.
College level courses with a grade of “C” or better may transfer in.
Based on the previous college courses you have taken, if needed, you may be registered for WRT101 or WRT102. Both courses have traditional sections and workshop sections. Workshop sections have the same requirements for the number, length, and type of assignments, but they meet for an extended amount of time so that students have the opportunity to work on their writing with the instructor and a peer writing tutor present to answer questions, read over material, and offer suggestions. Please select which course format you would prefer to take.
Why do you think the format you selected would be the best option for you?
Lasell students take two math courses; the first course usually is Math 106, Math 203, or Math 205. Based on the previous math college course(s) you have taken, you may be registered for one of these courses. Math 106 Mathematical Reasoning: Students who are successful in 106 tend to agree with the following statements:
Of the three majors you selected, is there one major specifically that you would like to focus your course schedule on or would you like to take courses from more than one major?
American Sign Language
French
Spanish
Other
Do you have any work or family commitments for the upcoming semester that will impact when you’re able to take classes? If yes, please explain.
Please share some of your hobbies and interests.
Please share any extracurricular activities you participated in (i.e. SGA, athletics, debate team, etc).
What were your favorite subjects in high school and/or at any previous institutions you attended?
What were you least favorite subjects in high school and/or at any previous institutions you attended?
The majority of courses offered at Lasell are in-person courses, but occasionally there is an opportunity to take an online course. Would you be interested in taking an online course?
Is there any additional information you would like us to take into consideration when making your schedule?
Thank you for filling out the survey - don't forget to hit submit! As we work on creating your schedule, please be sure to do the following if you have not already done so:
If you have taken any AP exams, have your scores sent to the Registrar's Office at registrar@lasell.edu. If you have taken any dual enrollment or college courses, submit your transcripts to the Registrar's Office at registrar@lasell.edu. If you have taken any college course at another institution, submit your official transcript(s) to the Office of Undergraduate Admission at info@lasell.edu. If you have a documented disability and have questions or are interested in requesting services, contact Stephen Hawthorne, Director of Accessibility Services and the Academic Achievement Center at shawthorne@lasell.edu or 617-243-2212.
