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SIMMONS COLLEGE - COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES |
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TUITION per credit hour: $965 Liberal Arts; $840 Education; $1,015 Behavior Analysis; $1,000 Communications Management; $965 EdS
Kristen Haack, Director of Graduate Studies Admission
Simmons College is a nationally distinguished, small university in the heart of Boston. The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) blends innovation and academic tradition in a seamless collaboration that forms the foundation for its Graduate Studies programs and for the relationships created there. CAS faculty, students, and alumni bring tremendous energy and experience ? both academic and practical ? to their work, and their enthusiastic commitment makes graduate life at Simmons a uniquely engaging experience. Small size and enviable student/faculty ratio ? and the faculty?s impressive record of publications, practical experience, and research awards ? guarantee personal attention and expert mentorship.
Simmons College was named a ?Best College? in its category in the 2009 U.S. News & World Report. Simmons also was included in the 2009 Princeton Review ?Best 361 Colleges.? U.S. News & World Report put Simmons in the top tier of schools in its category of masters-level universities in the northern United States. The overall ?best college? ranking was determined by considering such factors as a school?s academic reputation, graduation and retention rate, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources, and alumni giving rate. Simmons believes passionately in an educational promise that places students first, helping them build successful careers and realize a powerful return on their educational investment. Simmons honors this promise by delivering quality education and measurable success through its singular approach to professional preparation, intellectual exploration, and community orientation.
Some of the many advantages of a Simmons education are:
? Faculty who focus on your educational objectives and career needs, while undertaking research and publishing, but never at the expense of their primary obligation to teach.
? Extraordinary professional preparation with an emphasis on intellectual exploration and community orientation, based on an understanding that all three approaches are necessary to help you succeed.
? An outstanding location in the heart of Boston, a world-class college town with unlimited educational, career, and social opportunities.
Graduate academic merit awards and assistantships are available up to $5,000 each semester and awarded by academic departments. Federal loan availability is determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
DEGREES
M.A.: Children?s Literature, English, Gender/Cultural Studies, History.
M.A.T.: Elementary, Middle, Secondary, English as a Second Language.
M.P.P.: Public Policy.
M.S.: Educational Leadership, Library & Information Science.
M.S.Ed.: Assistive Special Education Technology, Educational Leadership, General Purposes, Language & Literacy (Reading), Moderate Special Needs, Severe Special Needs.
M.S.: Behavior Analysis, Communications Management.
M.F.A.: Writing for Children.
Ph.D.: Applied Behavior Analysis, Educational Leadership.
Ed.S.: Assistive Special Education Technology, Language & Literacy (Reading).
View Simmons College Undergraduate Programs
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