Lasell College Reviews

"It's a good school but not totally the working professional school it's billed as. Professors were permitted to create assignments 12 hours before they were due making it tough to truly balance a full-time career at the same time."

"It's a good school but the program I did was not tailored to working professionals as promised. Professors were permitted to post assignments 24 hours before they were due, which is not ideal when working a full time job. The program content was very good though."

"Although I am just completing my second semester, I could not be more pleased with the Management grad program. I've learned so much thus far and am genuinely looking forward to the rest of the curriculum. It's amazing having the ability to walk into work and apply what I have learned in my courses the night before. All the coursework is very practical, and professors are understanding and intelligent. Coursework is average and absolutely attainable while working full-time. I will recommend this program to friends or family in the future.Read Less"

"As I reflect on my decision to have joined Lasell College, I could not have made a better decision for my graduate studies in Management. From the very beginning of information sessions I got the sense that the faculty were very approachable, caring, and looking for the student or prospective students best interest. The culture at Lasell is a very helping one, a family oriented one. Most importantly the Lasell offers both hybrid and online classes - catering to those working professionals who may not be able to make it to a classroom. The faculty and counselors are constantly sending out communications to keep everyone in line and have approaching deadlines in mind. The actual course work is very demanding however realistic and I can definitely say I've learned so much at my time here. I would highly recommend Lasell College to anyone looking to pursue their graduate studies.Read Less"

"I am in my first semester at Lasell College pursuing a Masters of Science in Sport Management. I have already communicated with my professors more in this program than I did with all of my undergraduate professors combined so I love that the communication is so open. There are so many resources available to students and everyone there does a great job of making those known and accessible. The only con is that I am doing the online program so I am unable to actually be on campus. The online format works great for me so I can stay home with my son and still be in school full time.Read Less"

"My graduate program is welcome designed and up to date with the demand of the market. Meanwhile, it is quite expensive and there is no direct Financial support for an international like me."

"the program is quite acceptable but the tuition is too expensive and the school offers no support"

"As I am in an online program, many of the categories above are not applicable to my experience. Overall, Lasell's online program is extremely manageable as a full time worker. Many of my classmates have families and I have yet to learn of any situations where they feel that they can't handle the balance."

"I feel that Lasell offers a very competitive program. The professors are all very knowledgeable in their field."

"I am just starting out as a Graduate at Lasell. Pros: online courses, supportive staff, flexibility, education. Cons: price, lack of scholarships, bugs with the online system."

"Major pro is the ability to work full time while gaining your MBA through all online courses."

"Lasell offers the entire course online, which makes it extremely easy to move along at your own pace and the work load is completely possible while balancing a full time job. Cons include accessibility to part time faculty members."

"Comprehensive courses and work load designed for working people who want to enhance their education."

"The pros of the graduate program is that it challenges you as a student and provides extensive information to prepare you in your area of study. It also allows you the opportunity to build a strong network with your peers. The cons of the distant learning graduate program is that it involves more of you applying the concepts being learned rather than being taught them. You also have a very large workload and the professor can only be reached through email and phone based on availability."