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Volume XX, No. 3 CONNECTION Directory 2006 THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Annual Directory of New England Colleges & Universities 2006

STATE-BY-STATE INSTITUTIONAL LISTINGS

32 How to Use CONNECTION’S 2006 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities 37 Connecticut Institutions 55 Maine Institutions Cover photo: Endicott College 67 Massachusetts Institutions DEPARTMENTS 109 New Hampshire Institutions 5 Editor’s Memo 121 Rhode Island Institutions Charlotte Stratton 129 Vermont Institutions 7 Message from the President Evan S. Dobelle 138 New England’s Schools of 10 About the New England Board Law and Medicine of Higher Education 145 Index of Institutions TUITION SAVINGS Index of Advertisers AND FINANCIAL 148 AID INFORMATION

18 The New England Board of Higher Education’s Tuition-Saving Regional Student Program 24 Financial Aid Opportunities for New England Students Wendy A. Lindsay

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How can we better prepare GED students for college?

Five years ago, the Nellie Mae Education Foundation established the New England ABE-to-College Transition Project – the first grantmaking program within our Adult Literacy initiative. Our goal was to bridge the gap between academic work required for a GED certificate and skills required for college-level work. We developed a partnership with the renowned New England Literacy Resource Center (NELRC), whose expertise in educational transitions for adults inspired and shaped our undertaking. So far, the 25 ABE-to-College Transition programs that received our grants and participated in technical assistance activities with NELRC have prepared more than 1,600 GED recipients for college.

Recently, Dr. Julia Gittleman of Mendelsohn, Gittleman & Associates completed an evaluation of the Project. What resulted is one of the few studies that documents GED recipients’ access to higher education — The New England ABE-to-College Transition Project Evaluation Report.

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EDITOR’S MEMO CONNECTION he New England Board of Higher Education is pleased to THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION bring you CONNECTION’S 2006 DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES & TUNIVERSITIES. This edition represents the 37th higher education direc- CONNECTION: THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD tory published by NEBHE. Over NEBHE’s 50-year history, this directory has OF HIGHER EDUCATION is published five times a year by the New England Board of Higher Education, provided readers throughout New England and beyond with a detailed look 45 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111-1305 at the region’s richly diverse higher education enterprise. Phone: 617.357.9620 Fax: 617.338.1577 The colleges and universities profiled in these pages are as varied as the Email: [email protected] New England landscape. New England’s two-year community and technical Vol. XX, No. 3 Directory 2006 colleges, its evolving land-grant institutions, its world-famous liberal arts ISSN 0895-6405 Copyright © 2005 by the New England Board colleges, its major research universities and high-quality specialty schools of Higher Education. all fuel our economy, empower our students and contribute immeasurably

Publisher: Evan S. Dobelle to our communities and civic life. Executive Editor: John O. Harney Information reported in the state-by-state institutional listings Senior Director of Communications in CONNECTION’S 2006 DIRECTORY is derived from a NEBHE survey and Directory Editor: Charlotte Stratton Staff Contributor: Wendy A. Lindsay of New England colleges and universities which was conducted in the late Design and Production: tpgcreative, Boston, MA summer and fall of 2005.

Back Issues: Back issues of CONNECTION For CONNECTION’s traditional readership of policymakers, journalists, leg- are accessible on the World Wide Web at islators, higher education leaders and CEOs, the directory serves as a refer- www.nebhe.org/connection.html. Hard copies of regular issues may be purchased from NEBHE for ence tool, providing names and titles of key campus administrators, $3.95 each; annual directory issue, $20. institutional enrollment and employment data and more. College-bound students and their families will find useful For advertising information, contact Jodie LaBombard at [email protected]. information here on each of the nearly 270 institutions listed, including tuition and room and board charges, and a summary of admissions informa- CONNECTION is printed in New England. tion, deadlines and fees. CONNECTION is indexed and abstracted in EBSCOhost’s Readers will also find important information on how to take a bite out of Academic Search Elite, Academic Search Premier and Professional Development Collection, and indexed in college tuition bills. Last academic year, 8,400 students saved $44 million in PAIS International and ERIC’s Current Index to college tuition costs by participating in NEBHE’s Regional Student Program Journals in Education. (RSP). See pages 18–22 for more information about the RSP. For informa- The New England Board of Higher Education is a tion on traditional grant and loan programs, see pages 24–30 where nonprofit, congressionally authorized, interstate NEBHE’s Wendy Lindsay presents a guide to financial aid and an overview agency whose mission is to promote greater of scholarship and loan programs available in each New England state. educational opportunities Of course, there is much more to New England higher education than and services for the residents of New England. alphabetical listings and facts and figures. For a deeper analysis of higher NEBHE was established by education issues and trends, see NEBHE’s quarterly journal, CONNECTION: the New England Higher THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION. Each issue of Education Compact, a 1955 agreement among the CONNECTION offers vital data, compelling features and expert commentary states of Connecticut, on subjects ranging from New England’s changing demography to higher Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. education access and workforce development. Finally, we urge you to consider becoming a Friend of NEBHE. For a Chair: Senator Lou D’Allesandro New Hampshire State Senate small contribution, Friends of NEBHE receive four quarterly issues of CONNECTION, plus this ANNUAL DIRECTORY and other valuable benefits, includ- President: Evan S. Dobelle ing CONNECTION’S Campus Newslink, a biweekly email digest featuring links to the latest news from New England’s 270 colleges and universities. For CONNECTION Editorial Advisory Board more information, see the special advertisement on pages 16–17 or visit us Cathryn Addy President, Tunxis Community College at www.nebhe.org. Katherine Sloan As always, we welcome your comments and suggestions on President, Massachusetts College of Art CONNECTION’s ANNUAL DIRECTORY and all issues of CONNECTION: THE JOURNAL Robert Whitcomb Vice President and Editorial Pages Editor, OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION. Just drop us an email at Providence Journal [email protected]. Ralph Whitehead Jr. Public Service Professor, University of Massachusetts Robert L. Woodbury Charlotte Stratton is NEBHE’s senior director of communica- Former Chancellor, University of Maine System tions and editor of CONNECTION’s ANNUAL DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

A Directory of New England’s Potential

EVAN S. DOBELLE

he New England Board of Higher Education is pleased to provide this 37th Annual Directory of New England Colleges and Universities as both Ta practical guide to the region’s 270 colleges and universities and a glimpse into New England’s future. These institutions are New England’s greatest assets. They power our economy directly by employing more than 250,000 people and spending $20 billion annually in operating costs alone. But more importantly, their tradition of superior scholarship draws young people not only from our own six states but from across the New England nation and around the globe who dream of going to college in New England. The 850,000 or so students who attend New England colleges each year infuse the region with new ideas and fresh perspectives. Many of them will stay in New looks to a new England after earning their degrees and enrich the region’s vital institutions, ranging from our world-class teaching hospitals to cutting-edge arts groups to technology startup companies. group of talented Fifty years ago, against the backdrop of shuttered factories and a resounding “baby boom,” New England launched a range of groundbreaking education initiatives, including the New England Board of Higher Education. people to lead Now, New England looks to a new group of talented people to lead the region through another one of those periods of redefinition that characterizes its rich history. This time, a rapidly changing global economy demands flexible, creative, the region. independent thinkers in every industry. We need savvy global communicators who understand other cultures and languages and who can forge new ties in the international economy. We need creative thinkers whose artistic sense can be applied to distinguish offerings in a cluttered marketplace. We need scientists and engineers with the drive and the values to improve life for all people. And we need engaged citizens who, even as they reach out to the wider world, strive to create a better, more just society here at home. Read between the lines in this directory, and you will see the remarkable story of 270 New England colleges and universities, each working in its own unique way, to build the future: the public land grant university stimulating an economi- cally distressed downtown with a new art museum … the small private college working with a neighboring community college to provide pathways up for single mothers … the dozens of New England colleges lending a helping hand to college students displaced by natural disaster. You will see a story of unlimited potential. Indeed, in this special annual directory issue of CONNECTION, you will see the future of New England.

Evan S. Dobelle is president and CEO of the New England Board of Higher Education and publisher of CONNECTION.

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NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION … Working Together for College Readiness and Success

alf a century ago, six visionary New NEBHE Programs England governors realized that New More than 700 majors England’s future hopes rested with higher H with a tuition break education. Against a backdrop of deep economic NEBHE’s Regional Student uncertainty and exploding college enrollments Program (RSP) provides fueled by the G.I. Bill, these governors formed the New England residents with New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) major tuition savings at out-of-state public colleges and committed their states to the shared pursuit of and universities in New England. Established in 1957, the excellence. Soon after that, NEBHE was approved RSP is available to students who pursue specialized degree by New England’s six state legislatures and author- programs not offered by their home-state public institutions. ized by the U.S. Congress. In academic year 2004-2005, the RSP saved more than 8,400 New Englanders $44 million in tuition! Much has changed since those days. New technologies have transformed New England’s workplaces, schools and homes. The RSP also saves New England’s taxpayers millions of The clang of the machine shop has given way to the click dollars because the states don’t have to start up and maintain of the mouse. New populations have enriched the region’s expensive academic programs that are already offered by their economy and culture. And a college education has become neighbors. The RSP is a common market for higher education. a prerequisite of upward mobility—a pathway to economic Critical Analysis… Controversial Issues … success and civic engagement. Tomorrow’s News … Get the CONNECTION? A few things have not changed. One, New England’s future is inextricably linked to the innovation emanating from its 270 CONNECTION: THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF colleges and universities and the intellectual potential of its HIGHER EDUCATION is America’s only regional magazine on nearly 850,000 college students. Two, six states can do more higher education and economic development. Each quarter, together than one can do alone. And three, higher education CONNECTION offers expert analysis and hard-hitting commen- is still the future of New England. taries on issues ranging from New England’s changing demography to outdoor education CO TH N E Today, each New England state is represented on the New JOURN N AL OF E THE NE C W ENG T LAND I BOA O programs, from federal student aid policy to RD O F H N IGH ER EDU England Board of Higher Education by eight delegates—lead- CATION campus architecture. A Boston newspaper ers of education, business and government who are appoint- called CONNECTION “the best vehicle in the ed by their states’ governors and legislative leadership. They region to follow new trends in business and are supported by a staff of dedicated professionals who work the economy as they affect New England closely with public and private partners throughout the six- colleges and universities.” A New VOLU ME XX NUM BER 1 Inside: SU • Ho MMER w Arts 2005 state region. • B and Cu e lt stsellin ural Re • g Auth source The Re or Dan s Enric v. Dr. T Pink o h New • A L homas n the Englan Hampshire paper noted that “the magazine ay Lea Sulliv Coming d d a er Loo n on B Right- ks at C usines Brain E atholic s Ethic conom Highe s y r Educ is packed with information.” ation

The NEBHE Mission The mission of the New England Board of Higher Education is to promote greater educational opportunities and services for the residents of New England.

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Readiness and Success

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NEBHE Delegates

NEBHE Chair Massachusetts Rhode Island Senator Lou D’Allesandro Carole A. Cowan Senator Daniel P. Connors New Hampshire Legislature President Rhode Island Legislature Middlesex Community College Senator Hanna M. Gallo Connecticut Judith I. Gill Rhode Island Legislature Benjamin Foster Jr. Chancellor William H. Hurry Jr. District Coordinator of Adult Education Massachusetts Board of Higher Executive Director New Britain Adult Education Center Education Rhode Island Higher Education Judith B. Greiman Representative Thomas P. Kennedy Assistance Authority President Massachusetts Legislature The Hon. Robert J. McKenna Connecticut Conference of David C. Knapp Newport, Rhode Island Independent Colleges President-Emeritus Deborah A. Smith Senator Joan V. Hartley University of Massachusetts Director of External Affairs Connecticut Legislature Jacqueline W. Liebergott Office of the Governor Marc S. Herzog President The Hon. Robert A. Weygand Chancellor Emerson College Vice President for Administration Connecticut Community College Senator Joan M. Menard University of Rhode Island Board of Trustees Massachusetts Legislature Valerie F. Lewis Jack F. St. Clair Vermont Commissioner Springfield, Massachusetts Leon Burrell Department of Higher Education David J. Wahr Burlington, Vermont Robert E. Miller Andover, Massachusetts Robert G. Clarke Pomfret Center, Connecticut Chancellor Christine Niekrash New Hampshire Vermont State Colleges University of Connecticut Health Center Senator Lou D’Allesandro Senator Matt Dunne Representative Roberta Willis New Hampshire Legislature Vermont Legislature Connecticut Legislature NEBHE Chair Daniel M. Fogel Kathryn G. Dodge President Maine Executive Director University of Vermont The Hon. Christina Baker New Hampshire Postsecondary Representative Alice Miller Bass Harbor, Maine Education Commission Vermont Legislature Representative Emily Ann Cain The Hon. Andrew R. Peterson Carol A. Moore Maine Legislature Peterborough, New Hampshire President The Hon. Mary R. Cathcart The Hon. Walter Peterson Lyndon State College Orono, Maine Peterborough, New Hampshire Marc A. vanderHeyden Susan A. Gendron Stephen J. Reno President Commissioner of Education Chancellor Saint Michael’s College Maine Department of Education University System of New Hampshire Michael Wool The Hon. Donna M. Loring Evelyn Robbins Charlotte, Vermont Richmond, Maine Durham, New Hampshire Senator Elizabeth H. Mitchell Representative Stella Scamman Maine Legislature New Hampshire Legislature James C.Q. Weggler William G. Simonton Madison, Maine Commissioner New Hampshire Community Joseph W. Westphal Technical College System Chancellor University of Maine System

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“Perhaps the best vehicle in the region to follow new trends in business and the economy as they affect New England colleges and universities has been for several years CONNECTION … issued quarterly by the New England Board of Higher Education.” —Boston Business Journal

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Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2005

How Colleges Animate New England’s Economy

Inside: • Can College Towns Keep the Sims Happy? Annual Directory of • Comic Relief for White River Junction • Graduation Rates in an Age of Swirling Students New England Colleges • Conversations with Underrepresented Students • & Universities 2006

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Regional Student Program Tuition Break for New England Residents

he New England Board of Higher college that is closer to their home than Education’s Regional Student an in-state public college offering the The annual Apple TProgram (RSP) provides resi- same program. (RSP Policy 3B3.) dents of the New England states — Book catalogs list Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, The RSP tuition break New Hampshire, Rhode Island and The RSP tuition rate reflects a signifi- Vermont — with an out-of-state tuition cant break on an institution’s out-of- the RSP programs — break when they enroll in approved state tuition rate. Public colleges and majors at public colleges and universi- universities charge out-of-state tuition associate, bachelor’s ties in other New England states. to students who permanently reside in All of New England’s 78 public col- other states and in-state tuition to leges and universities participate in the students who permanently reside in and graduate — RSP, offering more than 700 majors with the state where the college or universi- the RSP tuition break. Programs are ty is located. approved for the available through the RSP at all academ- Information on tuition rates is avail- ic levels: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, able from participating colleges and certificate of advanced graduate study, universities and from the New England residents of each doctoral and first-professional. Board of Higher Education. In academic year 2004-05, more New England state. RSP eligibility than 8,400 New England students were The approved RSP majors are listed in enrolled through the RSP and saved the annual state-specific RSP Apple nearly $44 million on their annual The Apple Book is Book catalogs. The Apple Books are tuition bills. Participating students available in print and online from the enrolled on a full-time basis saved on available online New England Board of Higher average nearly $6,500 in tuition each in Education. Visit www.nebhe.org or academic year 2004-05. telephone 617-357-9620. The RSP is a tuition-discount pro- at www.nebhe.org Residents of a particular New gram. Students are eligible based on England state are eligible for an their program of study, not on financial and from NEBHE. approved major, because that major is need. RSP students are eligible to apply not offered by any home-state public for financial aid from other sources. institution. Students apply for RSP status on the institution’s application Shared resources form; no separate application is required. The RSP enables the six New England The institution notifies applicants who states to expand educational opportu- are accepted for admission whether they nities for their residents, while avoid- have been granted RSP status. ing duplication of costly academic The approved majors listed in the programs. Established by NEBHE in Apple Books do not necessarily include 1957, the RSP has provided New every program for which residents England residents with savings on might expect to be RSP-eligible. more than 190,000 annual tuition bills. Participating colleges and universities Meanwhile the RSP has helped the may decide against offering certain pro- individual New England states avoid grams through the RSP, such as those spending billions of dollars in capital programs that are highly competitive. and operating expenditures for aca- In addition to being eligible for pro- demic programs already offered in grams listed in the Apple Book, in cer- other New England states. tain cases graduate students may petition for RSP eligibility by docu- For more information, contact: menting that the program in question is not offered by any home-state public New England Board of Higher Education institution. (RSP Policy 3B2a.) 45 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111. Also, in certain cases students who Telephone: 617-357-9620 reside near a state border may apply for Email: [email protected] RSP eligibility at an out-of-state public Online: www.nebhe.org

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NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM, continued For undergraduate & graduate students

Sampling of majors available with the RSP New England Regional Student out-of-state tuition break. Program Participating Institutions Examples of Associate Programs Eligible Residents Connecticut Applied Animal Science ...... ME, MA, RI, VT at University of New Hampshire Asnuntuck Community College Capital Community College Automotive Computer Technology ...... CT, ME, MA, RI Gateway Community College at New Hampshire Community Technical College at Housatonic Community College Manchester/Stratham Manchester Community College Middlesex Community College at Vermont Technical College Naugatuck Valley Community College Aviation Science ...... ME, NH, RI, VT Northwestern Connecticut Community College Norwalk Community College at Naugatuck Valley Community College, Conn. Quinebaug Valley Community College at North Shore Community College, Mass. Three Rivers Community College Tunxis Community College Computer and IT Security ...... ME, NH, RI, VT Central Connecticut State University at Norwalk Community College, Conn. Eastern Connecticut State University at Springfield Technical Community College, Mass. Southern Connecticut State University Western Connecticut State University Dental Laboratory Technology ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT University of Connecticut at Middlesex Community College, Mass. University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine Digital Media ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, RI University of Connecticut School of Law at Lyndon State College, Vt. University of Connecticut School of Medicine Equine Industries ...... ME, RI, VT Massachusetts at University of Massachusetts Amherst Berkshire Community College Fire Investigation ...... CT, ME, MA, RI, VT Bristol Community College at New Hampshire Community Technical College at Berlin/Laconia Bunker Hill Community College Cape Cod Community College Forest Technology ...... CT, MA, RI, VT Greenfield Community College at University of Maine at Fort Kent Holyoke Community College at University of New Hampshire Massachusetts Bay Community College Massasoit Community College Interpreter for the Deaf ...... ME, MA, NH, RI, VT Middlesex Community College at Northwestern Connecticut Community College Mount Wachusett Community College North Shore Community College Laser Electro-Optics Technology ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT Northern Essex Community College at Springfield Technical Community College, Mass. Quinsigamond Community College Roxbury Community College Marine Biology and Oceanography ...... CT, MA, NH, RI, VT Springfield Technical Community College at Southern Maine Community College Bridgewater State College Fitchburg State College Moldmaking Technology ...... CT, MA, NH, VT Framingham State College at Community College of Rhode Island Massachusetts College of Art Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Photonics Engineering Technology ...... ME, NH, RI, VT Massachusetts Maritime Academy at Three Rivers Community College, Conn. Salem State College Westfield State College Plastics Technology ...... ME, MA, NH, VT Worcester State College at Naugatuck Valley Community College, Conn. University of Massachusetts Amherst at Quinebaug Valley Community College, Conn. University of Massachusetts Boston University of Massachusetts Dartmouth at Community College of Rhode Island University of Massachusetts Lowell Small Vessel Operations ...... CT, MA, NH, RI, VT University of Massachusetts Worcester at Maine Maritime Academy Software Engineering ...... ME, MA, NH, RI at Vermont Technical College Turf Management ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT at University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Examples of Bachelor Programs Eligible Residents Aquaculture and Fisheries Technology ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, VT at University of Rhode Island Architecture ...... CT, NH, RI, VT at University of Maine at Augusta at University of Massachusetts Amherst New England Regional Student Program Participating Institutions continued Aviation Science ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT at Bridgewater State College, Mass. Maine Central Maine Community College Computer Systems Engineering ...... CT, VT Eastern Maine Community College at University of Massachusetts Amherst Kennebec Valley Community College Northern Maine Community College at University of Massachusetts Lowell Southern Maine Community College Washington County Community College Early Childhood Special Education ...... CT, MA, NH, RI, VT York County Community College at University of Maine at Farmington Maine Maritime Academy University of Maine Fine Arts Three-Dimensional (BFA) ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT University of Maine at Augusta University of Maine at Farmington at Massachusetts College of Art University of Maine at Fort Kent Health Management and Policy ...... ME, MA, RI, VT University of Maine at Machias University of Maine at Presque Isle at University of New Hampshire University of Maine School of Law University of Southern Maine Hotel, Restaurant and Travel Administration ...... CT, ME, RI at University of Massachusetts Amherst New Hampshire New Hampshire Community Technical Colleges* Information Systems Engineering ...... CT, MA, NH, RI, VT N.H. Community Technical College at Berlin at University of Maine N.H. Community Technical College at Claremont N.H. Community Technical College at Laconia Library Science and Instructional Technology ...... MA, NH, RI, VT N.H. Community Technical College at Manchester at Southern Connecticut State University N.H. Community Technical College at Nashua N.H. Community Technical College at Stratham at University of Maine at Augusta New Hampshire Technical Institute at Concord Keene State College Networking Technology ...... MA, NH, RI, VT Plymouth State University at Central Connecticut State University University of New Hampshire University of New Hampshire at Manchester Ocean Engineering ...... CT, ME, MA, VT at University of Rhode Island Rhode Island Community College of Rhode Island Outdoor Education ...... CT, ME, MA, RI Rhode Island College at Johnson State College, Vt. University of Rhode Island

Pharmacy (six-year PharmD)** ...... ME, MA, NH, VT Vermont at University of Connecticut Castleton State College Community College of Vermont at University of Rhode Island Johnson State College Lyndon State College Physiology and Neurobiology ...... ME, MA, NH, RI Vermont Technical College at University of Connecticut University of Vermont

Sound Recording Technology ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT *In late July 2005, the New Hampshire at University of Massachusetts Lowell Community Technical College System restructured the three merged colleges (Berlin/Laconia, Sport Management ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT Manchester/Stratham and Nashua/Claremont) at University of Massachusetts Amherst into six individual colleges. The Apple Books, which went to press before this change, list the Television Studies ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, RI colleges as merged institutions. For details about at Lyndon State College, Vt. the new campuses, visit: www.nhctc.edu

Wellness and Alternative Medicine ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, RI at Johnson State College, Vt.

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NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM, continued For undergraduate & graduate students HUNDREDS OF MAJORS Examples of Graduate Programs Eligible Residents Audiology (Au.D) ...... ME, MA, NH, VT WITH A at University of Connecticut at University of Rhode Island TUITION BREAK Biodiversity and Conservation Biology (master’s) ...... MA, NH, RI, VT at University of Connecticut Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology (master’s/doctoral) .CT, ME, NH, RI, VT Intercampus M.S./Ph.D. degree program; no terminal M.S. degree at University of Massachusetts Boston at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth at University of Massachusetts Lowell at University of Massachusetts Worcester Defense Logistics (master’s) ...... CT, MA, NH, RI, VT at Maine Maritime Academy Dental Medicine (DMD) ...... ME, MA, NH, RI, VT at University of Connecticut Dental School Environmental Education (master’s) ...... CT, MA, RI, VT at University of New Hampshire Green Chemistry (doctoral) ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT at University of Massachusetts Boston Take Historic Preservation (master’s) ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, RI at University of Vermont your pick. Law (juris doctor) ...... MA, NH, RI, VT at University of Connecticut Law School A tuition break for New England at University of Maine Law School residents enrolled in approved majors Marine Affairs (master’s) ...... CT, MA, NH, VT at out-of-state New England public at University of Rhode Island colleges and universities. Marine Policy (master’s) ...... CT, MA, NH, VT Information on approved majors and at University of Maine institutions where they are offered is Medicine (MD) ...... ME, NH, RI provided in the annual RSP catalogs: at University of Connecticut Medical School The Apple Book for… Music: Jazz Studies (MM) ...... CT, NH, RI, VT at University of Southern Maine CONNECTICUT Residents Organizational Management (master’s) ...... ME, MA, NH, RI, VT MAINE Residents at Eastern Connecticut State University MASSACHUSETTS Residents Polymer Science (master’s & doctoral) ...... ME, NH, RI, VT NEW HAMPSHIRE Residents at University of Connecticut at University of Massachusetts Amherst RHODE ISLAND Residents at University of Massachusetts Lowell (doctoral only) VERMONT Residents Professional Higher Education Administration (doctoral) ...... CT, MA, NH, RI at University of Maine View or download the Apple Book at University of Vermont online at www.nebhe.org. Survey Research (master’s) ...... ME, MA, NH, RI, VT Or request a printed catalog at University of Connecticut from NEBHE. Wildlife Ecology (doctoral) ...... CT, NH, RI, VT Telephone: 617.357.9620 at University of Maine Email: [email protected] Work Environment (master’s & doctoral) ...... CT, ME, NH, RI, VT at University of Massachusetts Lowell

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N ATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH AN OUTSTANDING RESEARCH PROGRAM FOR OUTSTANDING students

UGSP Scholar Lanier Lopez B.S., Eastern New Mexico Univ. M.D. Candidate, Univ. of New Mexico

NIH UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

SCHOLARSHIP The National Institutes of Health is our Up to $20,000 per year for: nation’s premier biomedical research - Tuition and fees and research training institution, located - Room and board minutes from Washington, D.C. - Books - Transportation NIH is dedicated to building a diverse community in its training and SUMMER RESEARCH TRAINING employment programs. At NIH in Bethesda, MD, you will receive: - 10-week paid internship CALL 1–888–352-3001 OR - Mentoring E-MAIL [email protected] - Skill-enhancement activities FOR MORE INFORMATION - Scientific seminars Visit our Web site at http://ugsp.info.nih.gov EMPLOYMENT AFTER GRADUATION for an online application. You will receive a one year commitment for each scholarship year which is deferrable to obtain a terminal degree. Annual application deadline: February 28th

PLEASE APPLY IF YOU ARE: - Committed to a biomedical research career - From a disadvantaged background - Have a GPA of 3.5 or better or are in the top 5% of your class - A U.S. citizen or permanent resident - Enrolled or accepted at a 4-year accredited institution 05-NEB-066 ConnDir06_Front 10/24/05 1:40 PM Page 24

PHOTOS, CLOCKWISE: UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AT FORT KENT, MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART Financial Aid Resources for New England College Students

n academic year 2004-05, the aver- Financial aid is available from Meeting College Costs age cost of attending a four-year pri- a variety of sources, including the fed- Using Financial Aid Ivate college in the United States was eral government, state government more than $29,000 a year, according to agencies (listed on page 27), colleges, the College Board. The average cost of private foundations, community organ- Wendy A. Lindsay attending a four-year public college was izations, corporations and the military. $14,000 for an in-state student and What are students and families $21,000 for an out-of-state student. expected to pay? That depends on Multiply that by four, and the average their current financial situation and pricetag for a bachelor’s degree is ability to help pay the cost of a college $118,000 at a private college and $57,000 education. Students and families pro- to $84,000 at a four-year public college. vide relevant information on the finan- Understandably, prospective college cial aid applications required by the students and their families often find colleges, who in turn decide what a these costs daunting, and most turn to family is expected to contribute.* financial aid to help foot the bill. For starters, students and their par- In fact, at least half of all students ents need to complete the federal gov- receive financial aid to help pay ernment’s FAFSA (Free Application for for college. Federal Student Aid) to be considered

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for any financial aid, including loans. on information from the applications CALCULATING ELIGIBILITY In addition to the FAFSA, colleges they require. The colleges identify usually require students to complete a the student’s eligibility for financial aid college financial aid application form. by subtracting the EFC from the Cost Some colleges also require their appli- of Attendance. Cost of Attendance cants to complete the College Board’s What is the Cost of Attendance? The Tuition, fees, room and board, application, called Profile, for award- colleges determine the estimated full books and supplies, transportation, ing non-federal student aid funds. cost of attendance for their students, personal expenses. The FAFSA asks students and their which includes not only tuition, fees, – Expected Family Contribution parents to report income from the room and board, or the costs of off-cam- Determined from the FAFSA and/or previous calendar year and provide pus living, but also books and supplies, the College Board’s Profile and any other information such as number of transportation and personal expenses. other financial aid application children in college and amount of required by the college. money in bank accounts. The federal *Students who are independent report only government calculates the Expected their own income and assets (and their Eligibility for Financial Aid Family Contribution (EFC) and spouse’s, if married). A student is considered = The maximum amount of money independent if one of the following applies: reports this information to the colleges students can expect to receive in Born before Jan. 1, 1981 (for 2004-05 aca- financial aid. selected by the student. A Student Aid demic year), married, enrolled in a graduate Report is also sent to the student. program (beyond bachelor’s degree), has legal Colleges often use their own crite- dependent(s), is an orphan or ward of the ria to determine a student’s EFC based court or a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces. FREE INFORMATION Free financial aid information and free scholarship searches are readily available from several sources including the federal government, state financial aid agencies Types of Financial Aid (see list starting on page 27), college financial aid offices, high school guidance counselors, libraries and the Internet (see There are three basic types of financial Individual states have grant and page 26). aid: (1) scholarships and grants, scholarship programs for their resi- Watch out for scholarship scams! Explore (2) federal work-study and (3) loans. dents. (See detailed list for New all free sources before considering any England states on page 27.) private, fee-based scholarship service. Scholarships and Grants Make sure a private service is reputable. Scholarships and grants are gift aid, Federal Work-Study Program Information is available from the Federal because, unlike loans, they are not Work-study money is awarded by Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov or telephone 1-877-FTC-HELP. paid back. They are awarded based on the colleges to students identified as financial need and other criteria, such eligible by the federal government, MEET DEADLINES as achievement, religious affiliation, based on information provided in the Students need to check with the college ethnicity, memberships, hobbies or FAFSA. The students earn the award financial aid office to find out which applica- special interests. amount through part-time employment tion forms are required and what the dead- Scholarships and grants are offered provided or arranged by the college. lines are. Financial aid applications must be by the federal government, state finan- completed on time, and early is better. Note: Loans for Students Students can apply for financial aid before cial aid agencies, colleges, private they have been accepted by the colleges businesses, foundations and communi- and Parents where they have applied for admission. Loans, which account for about ty organizations, towns, high schools, The FAFSA should be completed as soon veterans’ groups, etc. Information is 60 percent of all financial aid, can be as possible after January 1. Students and available from colleges, high school taken out by students, parents or both. families can choose to estimate their guidance offices, public libraries, com- Students do not have to pay back their income for the previous year and verify it later, instead of delaying their application munity organizations, scholarship loans until after leaving college; how- until after filing taxes. directories and online resources (see ever, parents must begin making pay- File the FAFSA electronically at page 26). ments soon after the loan is disbursed. Federal Perkins Loans are very www.fafsa.ed.gov. Obtain an Federal Pell Grants and Supplemental electronic PIN to “sign” the Educational Opportunity Grants are low-interest loans administered by the FAFSA at www.pin.ed.gov college for students with exceptional awarded by the colleges to students who A paper FAFSA is available from local are identified as eligible by the federal financial need. libraries, high schools, colleges and from: government, based on information pro- Federal Student Aid Information Center vided in the FAFSA. P.O. Box 84 Washington, DC 20044 1-800-4-FED-AID 1-800-730-8913 (TTY for hearing-impaired) continued

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FINANCIAL AID RESOURCES, CONTINUED

Some helpful websites Federal Stafford Loans Other Ways to Meet U.S. Dept. of Education for Students College Costs www.studentaid.ed.gov Through the federal Stafford Loan • Use a tuition payment plan. FAFSA www.fafsa.ed.gov Program, students can borrow up to a • Get an out-of-state tuition break: Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid maximum loan amount each year they The New England Board of Higher www.finaid.org are enrolled and pay back the loan Education’s Regional Student National Association of Student after leaving college. Loans are subsi- Program provides New England resi- Financial Aid Administrators dized for eligible students (the interest dents with a tuition break when they Information on financial aid process is forgiven while the student is and list of web sites. study approved majors at public col- www.studentaid.org enrolled) or unsubsidized (the interest leges and universities in other New www.nasfaa.org accrues while the student is enrolled). England states. Eligibility is College Board Information, Profile If the college participates as a lender in explained in the annual RSP catalog, www.collegeboard.com the William D. Ford Federal Direct available at www.nebhe.org or from Information about scholarship scams Loan Program, students apply through NEBHE at 617-357-9620. Federal Trade Commission www.ftc.gov the college’s financial aid office. • Participate in community service: Otherwise, students apply to a bank, New England websites Americorps is a national program credit union or other lender that partic- Connecticut Department of Higher that allows college-age students Education Office of Financial Aid ipates in the Federal Family Education to earn education awards in www.ctdhe.org Loans program (FFELP). return for national service. Visit Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental Loan Authority www.chesla.org Federal PLUS Loans www.americorps.gov or telephone 800-942-2677. Connecticut Student Loan Foundation for Parents www.cslf.com Parents who take out federal PLUS • Attend college half-time or part-time Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) loans begin payments within 60 days and take longer to complete a www.famemaine.com after the loan has been disbursed. If degree, but still remain eligible for Maine Education Services the college participates as a lender in some financial aid (attending at least www.mesfoundation.com the William D. Ford Federal Direct half-time is required for federal Loan Program, parents apply through Massachusetts Educational Financing Stafford and Plus loan programs). the college’s financial aid office. Authority (MEFA) www.mefa.org • Attend a lower-cost, two-year commu- Otherwise, parents apply to a bank, Massachusetts Office of Student nity college then transfer to a four-year credit union or other lender that par- Financial Assistance www.osfa.mass.edu college to earn a bachelor’s degree. ticipates in the Federal Family TERI College Access • Commute to college instead of living www.tericollegeaccess.org Education Loans program (FFELP). Other loan programs are available on campus. New Hampshire Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators from state financing authorities, • Work for a company or organization www.nhasfaa.org as well as from private lenders and that provides tuition assistance. New Hampshire Charitable Foundation some colleges. www.nhcf.org Wendy A. Lindsay is director of Armed Forces NEBHE’s Regional Student Program. New Hampshire Center for College Planning The U.S. Armed Forces offer various col- www.nhheaf.org lege financing options to students who Rhode Island Higher Education meet eligibility requirements. Information Assistance Authority www.riheaa.org is available at the U.S. military’s career Rhode Island Office of Higher Education guide site: www.myfuture.com. Options www.ribghe.org/ohe.htm include the Reserve Officer Training Rhode Island Student Loan Authority Corps (ROTC) Program, which helps www.risla.com www.rischolarships.com enrollees pay for some college expenses and the Montgomery G.I. Bill, which College Planning Center of Rhode Island www.collegeplanningcenter.org provides financial support to those who attend college after serving in the military. Vermont Student Assistance Corp. (VSAC) www.vsac.org New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) & New England Regional Student Program (RSP) www.nebhe.org

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Financial Aid Resources: State Programs

Connecticut Connecticut Higher Education Tax relief Supplemental Loan Authority Connecticut Department of The federal government administers several (CHESLA) Higher Education programs that provide tax relief for higher 342 North Main Street, Suite 202 education savings and expenses, including 61 Woodland Street West Hartford, CT 06117 the Coverdell Education Savings Accounts Hartford, CT 06105 www.chesla.org (formerly known as the Education IRA), and www.ctdhe.org 860/236-1400 the Hope and Lifetime Learning tax credit 860/947-1855 800/252-3357 (within Conn.) programs. Information is available at Fax: 860/947-1311 www.ed.gov/offices/OPE/PPI/HOPE/ Fax: 860/236-0910 Valerie F. Lewis, Commissioner index.html. Programs are described in Email: [email protected] or John J. Siegrist, Director of Financial Aid Tax Benefits for Higher Education, Internal [email protected] Revenue Service Publication 970. Information Capitol Scholarship Program Gloria F. Ragosta, Executive Director is available at www.irs.ustreas.gov or by Eligibility: Citizens or permanent Connecticut Family Education telephoning 1-800-829-1040. residents who attend an undergraduate col- Loan Program lege in Connecticut or a state which has a Eligibility: Students enrolled at least half-time Tax-advantaged college reciprocity agreement with Connecticut. at nonprofit colleges in Connecticut, or savings plans Applicants must also have graduated in the Connecticut residents enrolled at least half- All 50 states offer college investing top 20 percent of their high school class or time at nonprofit colleges anywhere in the and savings plans, in accordance scored above 1200 on the SAT. Application: United States. Students or co-borrower must with Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Apply at high school guidance office by demonstrate creditworthiness. Award amount: Code. Information is available at February 15. www.collegesavings.org. from $2,000 to the total cost of education per Connecticut Independent College academic year, less other financial aid awarded. Student Grant Application: Visit www.chesla.org/about.php. Eligibility: Connecticut residents who are Connecticut Student Loan Foundation undergraduates at Connecticut independent (CSLF) colleges and demonstrate financial need. 525 Brook Street, P.O. Box 1009 Award amount: Up to $8,500 annually. Rocky Hill, CT 06067 Application: Apply at college financial www.cslf.com aid office. 800/237-9721 Connecticut Aid for Fax: 860/563-3247 Public College Students Carolyn Butler, Director of Academic Services Eligibility: Connecticut residents attending Lender for FFELP (Stafford and Plus) loans. Connecticut public colleges who demonstrate financial need. Apply at college financial UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

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Minority Teacher Incentive Grant Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) PHO Eligibility: Minority junior or senior-year stu- Education Assistance Division EXPECTED FAMILY CONTRIBUTION dents enrolled full-time in a teacher prepara- 5 Community Drive tion program at a Connecticut college or P.O. Box 949 Expected Family Contribution university. Award amount: Up to $5,000 for Augusta, ME 04332-0949 (EFC) Calculator www.famemaine.com junior and senior year. Application: Contact A free service to help students and families college’s education dean. Information at 800/228-3734 estimate their EFC and eligibility for financial aid. 800/842-0229. TTY: 207/626-2717 Fax: 207/623-0095 http://www.finaid.org/calculators/finaidestimate.phtml Connecticut Talent Assistance Email: [email protected] http://apps.collegeboard.com/fincalc/efc_welcome.jsp Cooperative, Inc. (CONNTAC) Cathy Kimball, Manager, Client Services Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) & Oversight determined by “federal methodology” and 35 Pleasant Street Unit 1-C “institutional methodology.” Meriden, CT 06450 Maine State Grant Program Eligibility: Maine residents who demonstrate Federal methodology is a calculation, according www.conntacinc.org to a formula specified in federal law, of informa- 203/634-7669 financial need and are enrolled as undergraduate students at public or private colleges in tion provided in the FAFSA, based on the stu- Cecilia Nugent, Director dent’s income and assets, and in the case of Maine, or the other five New England states, dependent students, also the parents’ income, Financial aid workshops, application District of Columbia or Pennsylvania. fee waivers, scholarship for CONNTAC-quali- assets and number of dependents. Detailed infor- Application: File the FAFSA. Eligible students mation available at: www.ifap.ed.gov. fied students; satellite offices at Connecticut are notified by college financial aid office. community colleges. Institutional methodology is a calculation conducted by colleges and universities who require other financial aid applications, such as the College Board’s Profile, in addition to the results of the FAFSA.

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FINANCIAL AID RESOURCES: STATE PROGRAMS, CONTINUED

Tuition Waiver Program Senator George J. Mitchell Scholarship MASSGrant Eligibility: Maine residents attending school Research Institute Eligibility: Massachusetts residents enrolled within the University of Maine System, the 22 Monument Square, Suite 200 full-time at an approved public or private col- Maine Community College System or Maine Portland, ME 04101 lege or university in any New England state, Maritime Academy who are children or spous- www.mitchellinstitute.org Pennsylvania, District of Columbia or es of firefighters, law enforcement officers, 207/773-7700 Maryland, who have not received a bachelor’s and emergency medical services personnel 888/220-7209 degree. Award amount: $300 to $2,300. who have been killed in the line of duty, or Fax: 207/773-1133 Application: File the FAFSA between Jan. 1 died as a result of injuries received during the E-mail: [email protected] and May 1. performance of their duties. Or, students who Patty Higgins, Director of Paraprofessional Teacher were foster children under the custody of the Scholarship Programs Preparation Grant Maine Department of Human Services when Mitchell Scholarship Eligibility: Massachusetts residents they graduated from high school. Eligibility: Annually awards 130 scholarships, currently employed as paraprofessionals in one each to a graduating senior from every Massachusetts public schools, who wish to Maine Health Professions high school in Maine who will enter a two- become certified as full time teachers. Loan Program year or four-year college. Students are select- Application: File FAFSA between January 1 Eligibility: A need-based forgivable loan pro- ed on the basis of academic performance/ and May 1, and complete the Paraprofessional gram for Maine residents attending any post- potential, community service and financial application, available at www.osfa.org. graduate program in medicine, osteopathic need. Application: Available from high school medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry or Part-Time Grant guidance counselors or from optometry. Application: Contact college finan- Eligibility: Massachusetts residents demon- www.mitchellinstitute.org. cial aid office and FAME. strating financial need who enroll part-time (minimum of six credits) in an approved Educators for Maine Program Massachusetts Massachusetts college or university. Applicant Eligibility: A merit-based forgivable must not have received bachelor’s degree. loan program for Maine residents pursuing The TERI College Access Center Application: File the FAFSA between Jan. 1 careers in education, who are undergraduate Boston Public Library and May 1 and contact college financial aid or graduate students and have a minimum 700 Boylston Street office regarding application requirements 3.0 GPA. Loan amount: up to $3,000 annually. Boston, MA 02116 and deadlines. Application: Available by February 1 at www.tericollegeaccess.org www.famemaine.com/html/education/ 617/536-0200 or 877-ED-AID-4U Performance Bonus Grant applications.htm and at Maine colleges (within Mass.) Eligibility: MassGrant recipients who meet and high schools. Fax: 617/536-0200 certain eligibility criteria including a 3.0 Office of Student Financial Assistance grade point average and an expected family Quality Child Care Education contribution of zero. Award amount: $350 to Scholarship (OSFA) 454 Broadway, Suite 200 $500. Application: File the FAFSA between Eligibility: Maine residents who Jan. 1 and May 1. demonstrate financial need and work Revere, MA 02152 as a childcare provider or intend to www.osfa.mass.edu Public Service Grant work in childcare. Award amount: Up 617/727-9420 Eligibility: Child and/or widowed spouse of to $2,000 per award year. Application: Fax: 617/727-0667 any Massachusetts fire, police or corrections Available at www.famemaine.com or Clantha Carrigan McCurdy, Associate officer killed in the line of duty, or child of by contacting FAME. Vice Chancellor for Student POW/MIA or Massachusetts veteran killed in Financial Assistance the line of duty. Must enroll full-time at an University of Maine System Scholarship Christian A. Herter eligible Massachusetts institution. Award A need-based grant. Application: File FAFSA amount: varies. Application: Available from between January 1 and May 1. Memorial Scholarship Eligibility: Massachusetts residents attending the OSFA. Visit www.famemaine.com 10th or 11th grade who demonstrate academic Tomorrow’s Teachers Scholarship For information on nearly 150 scholarships, promise and have overcome major adversity in Eligibility: Massachusetts high school seniors tuition waiver programs, Access to Medical their lives. Award amount: Up to 50 percent of who rank in the top 25 percent of their gradu- Education and Access to Veterinary student’s financial need for undergraduate ating class. Students must agree to complete Education programs. study in an eligible program. Application: a four-year degree program leading to teacher Contact OSFA. certification and agree to teach for four years Gilbert Grant in a Massachusetts public school. Award Eligibility: Massachusetts residents enrolled Amount: Maximum of tuition and fees at an full-time at an independent, regionally accredit- eligible college or university. Priority given to ed college in Massachusetts. Award amount: students committing to teach in a subject $200 to $2,500. Application: File the FAFSA area or geographic area where a teacher between January 1 and May 1. Contact financial shortage is documented. aid office for additional application require- Application: Contact OSFA or visit ments and deadlines. www.osfa.mass/edu/teach.

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Need Based Tuition Waiver New Hampshire Scholarship for Orphans of Veterans Eligibility: Massachusetts residents demon- Eligibility: Scholarships available to strating financial need who are enrolled as an New Hampshire Higher Education New Hampshire residents whose parent(s) undergraduate student in a Massachusetts Assistance Foundation died as a result of overseas military service. public college or university, and have not 4 Barrell Court Certain other conditions apply. received a bachelor’s degree. Award amount: P.O. Box 877 Award amount: up to $1,000 per year. Up to the cost of tuition. Application: File the Concord, NH 03302-0877 Application: Contact Judith Knapp at FAFSA between January 1 and May 1. Contact www.nhheaf.org 603/271-2555 ext. 352. college financial aid office for application 603/225-6612 or 800/525-2577 requirements and deadlines. Fax: 603/224-2581 Private Financial René A. Drouin, President Massachusetts Educational Financing Aid Programs Authority (MEFA) New Hampshire Higher Education New Hampshire Charitable Foundation 125 Summer Street, Suite 300 Center for College Planning (NHCF) Boston, MA 02110 www.nhheaf.org/resource_center.htm 37 Pleasant Street www.mefa.org New Hampshire Education Concord, NH 03301-4005 800/449-6332 Loan Corporation www.nhcf.org Fax: 617/261-9760 www.nhheafnetwork.org 603/225-6641 Thomas M. Graf, Executive Director Lender for FFELP loans, consolidation loans Email: [email protected] Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) and private loans. Judith T. Burrows, Dir. of Student Aid Programs loans if attending participating colleges, consoli- Hilary Miskoe DeAngelis, Assistant Director, New Hampshire Postsecondary Student Aid dation loans and alternative loans. Education Commission MEFA Loan 3 Barrell Court, Suite 300 NHCF administers more than 250 separate Eligibility: Borrower must be a parent, legal Concord, NH 03301-8543 funds to support education. Visit guardian, spouse or other creditworthy party www.nh.gov/postsecondary/index.html www.nhcf.org for complete list and except the student. Loan amount: Up to the Kathryn G. Dodge, Executive Director application information. cost of attendance, less financial aid received. 603/271-2555 Adult Aid Program (Grants and Loans) Terms: 15 year repayment; fixed rate, variable Fax: 603/271-2696 Eligibility: New Hampshire residents who are rate and home-equity option for additional tax Judith A. Knapp, Coordinator, Financial independent students; preference given to deductibility. Application: Request a MEFA Aid/Research and Studies single parents with little or no postsecondary loan brochure and application from partici- education or training. Awards are need-based pating Massachusetts colleges and universi- State Financial and portable to other New England states. ties or directly from MEFA at 800/449-6332 or Aid Programs Award amount: Up to $500 per academic term. www.mefa.org. Email: [email protected] Leveraged Incentive Grant Program Application: Deadline is Aug. 15 for fall term; Dec. 15 for spring term; and May 15 for sum- MEFA Student Alternative Loan Eligibility: New Hampshire residents who mer term. Contact NHCF. Eligibility: Student is primary borrower, with attend New Hampshire institutions and have co-applicant required on most applications, completed freshman year. Colleges determine Statewide Student Aid Program unless student has minimum verifiable income. recipients based on need and merit. Award (Scholarships, Grants and Loans) American Student Assistance (ASA) amount: Up to cost of education. Application: Eligibility: New Hampshire residents planning 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 1600 Contact college financial aid office. to enroll in undergraduate or graduate pro- Boston, MA 02114 Workforce Incentive Program grams at accredited four-year colleges; students must demonstrate financial need. www.amsa.com Forgivable Loan Component: Additional requirements for certain funds. 800/999-9080 Eligibility: New Hampshire residents enrolled Awards are portable to other New England Fax: 617/728-4265 in programs at New Hampshire institutions states. Award amount: $500 to $2,500 annual- Paul C. Combe, President that lead to careers in fields that have been ly. Application: Deadline is third Friday Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford designated as shortage areas. Award amount: in April. Contact NHCF or visit www.nhcf.org. and Plus) loans, consolidation loans Up to cost of education. Application: Contact and private loans. college financial aid office. Career Aid to Technical Students Nellie Mae Loan Repayment Component: (CATS) 50 Braintree Hill Park, Suite 300 Eligibility: Employees at New Hampshire busi- Eligibility: New Hampshire residents Braintree, MA 02184 nesses in careers in fields that have been des- (age 17-24) planning to enroll in a program www.nelliemae.com ignated as shortage areas. Award amount: up that does not lead to a four-year degree. 800/634-9308 to $1,500 first year to $3,000 in the fifth year. Traditional two-year academic programs, voca- John F. Marcus, President Application: Available at www.nh.gov/postsec- tional-technical degrees and licensing programs are all considered. Awards are Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford ondary/finwork.pdf. Submit between July 1 and October 31. Telephone: 603/271-2555 ext. 356 need-based and portable to other New and Plus) loans, consolidation loans England states. Award amount: $100-$2,500 and private loans. New Hampshire Incentive Program annually. Application: Deadline is last Friday Eligibility: New Hampshire undergraduates in June. Contact NHCF or visit www.nhcf.org. attending eligible institutions in New England. Award amount: $150 to $1,000 annually. Application: Deadline is May 1. Contact Sherrie Tucker at 603/271-2555 ext. 355.

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FINANCIAL AID RESOURCES: STATE PROGRAMS, CONTINUED

Rhode Island RISLA’s College Planning Center of Vermont Rhode Island Rhode Island Higher Education Vermont Student Assistance (located in the Warwick Mall) Assistance Authority (RIHEAA) www.collegeplanningcenter.org Corporation (VSAC) 560 Jefferson Boulevard P.O. Box 2000 401/736-3170 Warwick, RI 02886 Winooski, VT 05404 TDD: 401/222-6195 www.riheaa.org www.vsac.org Fax: 401/736-1184 401/736-1100 802/655-9602 800/922-9855 Rhode Island Family Education Loan 800/642-3177 Fax: 401/732-3541 Eligibility: Low-cost fixed-rate loan available Fax: 802/654-3765 Email: [email protected] to all families of students attending eligible Donald R. Vickers, President & William A. Hurry, Executive Director Rhode Island colleges and universities as well Chief Executive Officer Mary Ann Welch, Director of Program as to Rhode Island residents attending out-of- Patrick J. Kaiser, Vice President, Administration, Grant Division state institutions. Maximum loan amount: Student Services $35,000 per year. Application: Contact RISLA. Rhode Island State Grant Vermont Incentive Grant Eligibility: Rhode Island residents enrolled at College Bound Loan Eligibility: Vermont residents demonstrating least half-time in postsecondary programs Eligibility: Available to creditworthy undergrad- financial need who enroll full-time in an leading to degrees or certificates. Students uate as well as graduate students. In some undergraduate degree program at in-state or must demonstrate financial need. Awards are instances a co-signer may be required. out-of-state institutions, and have not earned portable throughout the United States, Maximum loan amount: Cost of education less a bachelor’s degree. Award amount: $500 to Canada and Mexico. Award amount: $300 to any other aid received. Application: Apply at $9,100 per year (2003-04). Application: File a $1,400 annually, renewable for three years. www.risla.com or contact RISLA. FAFSA and grant application, available online Application: File FAFSA before March 1. Nurse-Reward Program or from schools or from VSAC. Email: [email protected] . Pharmacy-Reward Program Vermont Part-Time Student Grant CollegeBoundfund Academic Teacher-Reward Program Eligibility and Application: Requirements are Promise Scholarship Eligibility: For qualified students who the same as those for the Vermont Incentive Eligibility: Rhode Island residents enrolled received Stafford loans that were issued after Grant, except students must take fewer than full time in postsecondary programs leading July 1, 2000, and are held by RISLA or one of 12 credits per semester. its affiliate lenders. Program recipients are to degrees or certificates. Applicants must Vermont Non-Degree Grant granted interest-free loans for the first four be high school graduating seniors who Eligibility: Vermont residents enrolled in non- years of repayment if they meet certain condi- demonstrate financial need and demonstrate degree course to improve employability or tions (specified for each program below). academic promise as evidenced by SAT or encourage further study. Application: Approximately 250 qualified graduates are ACT scores, and achieve a minimum GPA to Available from VSAC, or Vermont Department eligible annually for each program. remain eligible. Awards are portable to any of Employment and Training offices, vocation- Application: Contact RISLA. Title IV eligible institution. Award amount: al centers, and colleges. $2,500 per year, renewable for three years. Nurse-Reward Program: Applicants must be Application: File FAFSA before March 1. a Rhode Island licensed registered nurse, per- Scholarship Programs Email: [email protected] . forming nursing services in Rhode Island; be Vermont Student Assistance Rhode Island Student Loan Authority employed by a licensed Rhode Island health Corporation-Assisted Scholarships care facility and work a minimum of 20 hours (RISLA) Eligibility: Vermont residents who meet indi- per week with responsibility for patient care. 560 Jefferson Boulevard vidual scholarship criteria. Award amount: Warwick, RI 02886 Pharmacy-Reward Program: Applicants must $100 to $7,500, depending on particular schol- 401/736-1190 be a Rhode Island licensed pharmacist arship. Application: Contact VSAC for Unified 800/758-7562 and employed full-time by a certified Rhode Scholarship Application and booklet describ- Fax: 401/736-1145 Island pharmacy. ing scholarships available to Vermonters. TDD: 401/734-9481 Teacher-Reward Program: Applicants must Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus Email: [email protected] possess a minimum of a bachelor’s degree, loans), Vermont Value option with borrower Charles P. Kelley, Executive Director be certified by the State of Rhode Island, and benefits and alternative loans. Noel Simpson, Director of Operations be employed full-time by a public non-profit VSAC Extra, Extra Law and Extra Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) elementary or secondary school in the state. Medical Loans loans, consolidation loans and alternative Priority is given to teaching in the predicted Eligibility: Independent students, students of student loans. shortage areas of math, Spanish, ESL, Vermont Law School or other VSAC-approved www.risla.com science, special education and health. law school, students of the University of Scholarship search: Vermont College of Medicine or other VSAC- www.rischolarships.com approved medical school. Loan amount: Up to cost of attendance less estimated financial aid. KEY ElectPay interest rate discount available. FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid (application required for all types of financial aid) Application: Contact VSAC. FFELP Federal Family Education Loan (Stafford loans for students and Plus loans for parents)

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Lyndon State College 1 1. The higher education institutions listed in CONNECTION’S 2006 DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES are authorized PO Box 919 802/626-6200 to grant academic degrees at certificate, associate, bachelor’s, 1001 College Road FAX: 802/626-9770 2 Lyndonville 05851 www.lyndonstate.edu master’s or doctoral levels. Colleges and universities are listed alphabetically by state with public institutions appearing first, Founded 1911; offers liberal arts, teacher and work- followed by independent institutions. A separate section listing force education and professional programs leading 3 law and medical schools follows the state-by-state sections. to postsecondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; cooper- Independent institutions listed are nonprofit except for the ative education; summer session for degree credit. following for-profit institutions: Briarwood College, Gibbs Carol A. Moore, President College, Goodwin College and Paier College of Art Inc. in Wayne T. Hamilton, Dean of Administrative Affairs Connecticut; Andover College and Beal College in Maine; Donna Dalton, Dean of Academic & Student Affairs Gibbs College and New England Institute of Art in Massachusetts; Leo Sevigny, Associate Dean for Student Affairs Hesser College and McIntosh College in New Hampshire; and Hannah Nelson, Assistant Dean for Development 4 New England Culinary Institute in Vermont. & Alumni Affairs John R. Kascenska, Assistant Academic Dean Information in the institutional listings is derived from a Michelle K. McCaffrey, Assistant Dean of Admissions New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) survey Tanya W. Bradley, Dir. of Financial Aid conducted in the summer of 2005. Participation in NEBHE’s Jonathan M. Davis, Dir. of Student Life survey is voluntary. Institutional respondents may elect not to Garet Nelson, Dir. of Library supply all requested information. Susan C. Gallagher, Coordinator of 2. Institutions generally provide their main telephone and fax Public Information numbers and the institution’s homepage on the World Wide Debra Hale, Registrar Linda Hilton, Chief Technology Officer Web. (For telephone numbers of admissions offices, see the section of each listing titled “Admissions Information.”) Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 5 Academic Calendar...... Semester 6 3. Brief factual descriptions note the year the institution was Student Body ...... Coed 7 founded, types of programs offered and degrees awarded. 1 Tuition/Fees...... $6,312/$172 4. The NEBHE survey asks campuses to provide the names and $13,632/$172 8 titles of senior campus officers. In general, the campus officers RSP Tuition...... $9,456 listed include presidents, academic deans, chief financial officers Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,674 9 and undergraduate admissions and financial aid officers. Endowment ...... $1,470,000 10 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 118/4 11 5. Most New England colleges and universities are accredited by Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 59/93 12 the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), Library Collection...... 158,424 13 a regional accrediting body based in Bedford, Massachusetts. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 14 NEASC accreditation indicates that a college has purposes Total Enrollment 1,132 163 1,295 appropriate to higher education, has the necessary resources Undergrad Degree 1,130 118 1,248 to achieve its stated purposes through educational programs, is Graduate Degree 2 45 47 substantially doing so, and gives reasonable evidence that it will Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT continue to do so in the foreseeable future. Accreditation by exam required. Rolling application deadline; 15 NEASC applies to the institution as a whole; therefore it is not a $34 fee. Application is available online at guarantee of the quality of every course offered. NE indicates that www.lyndonstate.edu an institution is accredited by NEASC. NE cand indicates that the Phone: 802/626-6413 institution is a candidate for accreditation by NEASC. Email: [email protected] Some New England institutions and/or their individual programs are accredited by other accrediting bodies. Specialized indicates 1fees do not include $1,065 for health insurance for students not covered under another plan that an institution or one or more of its academic programs carries such accreditation. Interested students should contact the institution directly for information about such accreditation.

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In the case of the law and medical schools additional accredita- 11. Listing shows the total number of full-time employees (excluding tion is indicated as follows: faculty) and part-time employees (excluding faculty), in most AALS Association of American Law Schools cases as of Jan. 1, 2005. ABA American Bar Association 12. Listings shows the total number of full-time faculty and part-time AMA-AAMA American Medical Association-American faculty, in most cases as of Jan. 1 2005. Association of Medical Assistants 13. Figure refers to the total library collection. In most cases, report- AMA-CAHEA American Medical Association-Committee ed collections include printed volumes, micro-units, electronic on Allied Health Education and Accreditation titles, paper and electronic serials and periodicals. AOA American Osteopathic Association 14. Enrollment figures are for the fall 2004 term. The figures are LCME Liaison Committee on Medical Education reported by institutions based on a headcount of full- and part- 6. In a semester system, the academic year is divided into two equal time degree enrollment in undergraduate and graduate degree units. In a trimester system, the year is divided into three units. programs and full- and part-time non-degree enrollment. In a quarter system, the year is divided into four units. Other 15. Admissions Information is presented in a brief narrative and calendar systems include 4-1-4, which features two terms of four may include: examinations required by institutions as part of months each and a one-month intersession intended for experi- the admissions process or for placement after admission; mental or intensive study and variations such as 4-4-1 or 4-1-4-1. application deadlines and fees for first-year students; and 7. An institution’s student body is classified as men for men only, information regarding special admissions programs and related women for women only or coed for men and women. deadlines. The admissions office telephone number, email address 8. Tuition/Fees generally refers to annual tuition and mandatory and website address are also provided. fees, if reported, for a typical undergraduate (except in the case The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam is not of institutions that enroll only graduate students). Institutions generally listed; however most institutions require the exam of listing tuition per credit hour are footnoted as such. For public students for whom English is a second language. institutions, in-state tuition and mandatory fees are listed first; Generally listed admissions examinations are indicated as follows: followed by out-of-state tuition and mandatory fees. RSP Tuition refers to reduced tuition paid at public institutions ACT American College Testing Program by students participating in NEBHE’s Regional Student Program ACT/ASSETT American College Testing Program ASSETT Test (see pages 18–22 for more information). Regular out-of-state fees DAT Dental Aptitude Test apply. Tuition and fees are current for the 2005-2006 academic GRE Graduate Records Examination year. Fees may include the cost of health insurance required by some institutions if students are not covered by comparable health LSAT Law School Admissions Test insurance and may vary according to program of study. The figures MAT Miller Analogies Test listed for Tuition/Fees do not include room and board charges MCAT Medical College Admissions Test unless otherwise indicated. OAT Optometry Admissions Test 9. Housing, Room & Board refers to average annual charges for students living on campus and participating in a standard meal plan SATI Scholastic Aptitude Reasoning Test (unless otherwise noted) during the 2005-2006 academic year. SATII Scholastic Aptitude Subject Tests 10. Listing generally shows the estimated market value of institutional Some of the more popular special admissions programs include: endowment, if reported, as of June 30, 2005, unless otherwise indi- Early Decision, in which the institution provides early cated. Endowments under $1 million are not included. In most notice of admission and requires a non-refundable deposit cases, the value of endowments listed in the law and medical if the student accepts the offer; and Early Notification, in school section are also included in the affiliated institution’s which the institution give early notice of admission and requires total endowment in the state-by-state listings. that students make a deposit that is refundable if the student decides not to attend.

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Population 2004 ...... 3,503,604 Board of Governors for Higher Education o o n Valerie F. Lewis, Commissioner n n n

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Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2005

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Asnuntuck Community College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Capital Community College Academic Calendar...... Semester 170 Elm Street 860/253-3000 Student Body ...... Coed 950 Main Street 860/906-5000 Enfield 06082 FAX: 860/253-3007 Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Hartford 06103 www.ccc.commnet.edu www.acc.commnet.edu $6,696/$872 Formed in 1992 with merger of Greater Hartford Founded 1972; offers liberal arts, technical and RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Community College (founded in 1967) and occupational programs leading to postsecondary Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Hartford State Technical College (founded as the certificates and associate degrees. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 54/25 Connecticut Engineering Institute in 1946). Offers Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 24/91 liberal arts, nursing, health careers, occupational, Martha McLeod, President Library Collection...... 33,000 Sarah L. Garrett, Dean of Academic Affairs engineering and applied technology programs lead- Vincent S. Fulginiti, Dean of Student Services Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total ing to certificates and associate degrees. Timothy J. Hurlock, Dean of Administration Total Enrollment 492 1,012 1,504 Calvin E. Woodland, President Joseph Simanski, Affirmative Action Officer Undergrad Degree 411 443 854 Lester Primus, Acting Dean of Administration Laura Marchese, Coordinator Non-Degree 81 569 650 Mary Ann Affleck, Academic Dean Institutional Advancement Admissions Information: No exam required. Doris Arrington, Dean of Student Services Qing L. Mack, Dir. of Institutional Research Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Linda Guzzo, Dean of Continuing Education Donna Shaw, Dir. of Admissions available online at www.acc.commnet.edu Rubin Fisher, Dir. of Personnel and Marketing Jai E. Smith, Dir. of Student Activities Donna Jones-Searle, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 860/253-3010 John McNamara, Dir. of Development Gail Labbadia, Dir. of Records Email: [email protected] Marsha L. Ball-Davis, Dir. of Admissions Lynne Gregor, Dir. of Computer Services Margaret A. M. Wolf, Dir. of Financial Aid Michael Moran, Dir. of Learning Lynn Davis, Registrar Resource Center Roger Ferraro, Dir. of Computer Services Carl Antonucci, Dir. of Library

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Accreditation...... NE Endowment ...... $18,500,000 Admissions Information: No exams required. Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 515/156 Rolling application deadline; $60 fee. Application Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 409/475 is available online at www.charteroak.edu Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Library Collection...... 665,605 $6,696/$872 Phone: 860/832-3800 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Total Enrollment 7,778 4,542 12,320 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Undergrad Degree 7,230 1,786 9,031 1tuition is per credit Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 99/105 Graduate Degree 533 1,742 2,275 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/179 Non-Degree 15 1,014 1,029 Library Collection...... 51,359 Eastern Connecticut Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. 5/2 State University Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total application deadline; $50 fee. Total Enrollment 896 2,540 3,436 83 Windham Street 860/465-5000 Undergrad Degree 850 2,002 2,852 Phone: 860/832-3278 Willimantic 06226 FAX: 860/465-5544 Non-Degree 46 538 584 Email: [email protected] www.easternct.edu Admissions Information: Exams required Founded 1889; provides liberal arts, teacher for selective programs. Rolling application Charter Oak State College education and professional programs leading to deadline; $20 fee. Application is available associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; contin- online at www.ccc.commnet.edu 55 Paul J. Manafort Drive 860/832-3800 uing education; cooperative education; summer New Britain 06053-2142 FAX: 860/832-3999 session for degree credit. Phone: 860/906-5126 www.charteroak.edu Email: [email protected] David G. Carter, President Founded 1973; offers year-round external degree pro- Michael E. Pernal, Executive Vice President gram for adult students in interdisciplinary liberal Dimitrios S. Pachis, VP for Academic Affairs Central Connecticut arts leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees in Dennis A. Hannon, VP for Finance & State University general studies. Students earn credits based on facul- Administration ty evaluation of courses transferred from regionally 1615 Stanley Street 860/832-3200 Laura A. Tordenti, VP for Student Affairs accredited colleges and universities, some non-colle- Kenneth J. DeLisa, VP for Institutional New Britain 06050 FAX: 860/832-1781 giate instruction, college-level tests, online or video www.ccsu.edu Advancement based courses, special assessment, contract learning Nancy Salter, Interim Dean, Founded 1849; awards bachelor’s and master’s and portfolio assessment. Offers web-based and video- School of Arts and Sciences degrees in liberal arts, teacher education, business, based courses. Students must have earned 9 credits Patricia A. Kleine, Dean, School of Education/ technology and other professional fields; awards prior to applying for admission. Professional Studies & Graduate Division doctoral degrees in education. Offers continuing Merle W. Harris, President Shelly Gimenez, Dean, School of education; cooperative education; study abroad; Helen K. Giliberto, Dean, Finance Continuing Education summer and winter sessions. and Administration William J. Gammell, Planning Officer & Dir. of John W. Miller, President Shirley M. Adams, VP of Academic Affairs Institutional Research Larry L. Wilder, Chief Financial Officer Harry E. White, Dean, Development, George Kahkedjian, Chief Information Officer Ellen V. Whitford, Interim Provost and VP, Marketing & Enrollment Constance B. Green, Executive Assistant to the Academic Affairs George F. Claffey, Jr. Dean & President and Dir. of Equity & Diversity Hakim Salahu-Din, Associate VP/Chief of Planning Chief Information Officer John M. Sweeney, Associate VP for Finance & Institutiuonal Effectiveness Diane Goldsmith, Dir. of Institutional Research & Administration Nicholas Pettinico, VP, Institutional Advancement Lori Gagne Pendleton, Dir. of Admissions David P. Trainor, Associate VP for Human Resources Margaret Toston, VP, Student Affairs Velma A. Walters, Dir. of Financial Aid/ Edward H. Osborn, Dir. of University Relations Richard Bachoo, Chief Administrative Officer Veterans Benefits Joyce Wong, Dir. of Athletics Roy Temple, Interim Chief Information Officer Patricia Derech, Registrar Paul Bryant, Dean of Students Peter J. Kilduff, Dir. of University Relations Linda Larkin, Dir. of Academic Services James LoMonaco, Dir. of Housing & Richard Bishop, Interim Dir. of Sue Israel, Distance Learning Administrator Residential Life Recruitment and Admissions Maryanne LeGrow, Dir. of Assessment Patricia Banach, Dir. of Library Services Richard Bishop, Dir. of Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE Kimberly Crone, Dir. of Admissions Tarome Alford, Dir. of Residence Life Academic Calendar...... Semester & Enrollment Management Thomasina D. Carr, Dir. of Affirmative Action Student Body ...... Coed Kathleen Fabian, Registrar Susan Petrosino, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $1601/$955 Richard Savage, Dir. of Financial Aid Jeanne Sohn, Dir. of Library Services $227/$1,245 & Veteran’s Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing William M. Leahy, Dir. of Operations for Institute Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 40/21 for Sustainable Energy Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/152 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $3,034/$3,130 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... Semester $9,820/$4,282 Total Enrollment 0 1,795 1,795 Student Body ...... Coed RSP Tuition...... $4,551 Undergrad Degree 0 1,495 1,495 Tuition/Fees...... $3,034/$2,930 Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,456 Non-Degree 0 300 300 $9,820/$4,083

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RSP Tuition...... $4,551 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exams

Housing, Room & Board ...... $4,130 Academic Calendar...... Semester required. Rolling application deadline; C

Endowment ...... $4,004,532 Student Body ...... Coed $20 fee. Application is available online at o Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 333/77 Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 www.hcc.commnet.edu/admissions/admission.html n n

Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 206/180 $6,696/$872 e 1 Phone: 203/332-5100 c Library Collection...... 1,193,364 RSP Tuition...... $3,348 t i Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Email: [email protected] c Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total u Total Enrollment 3,784 1,372 5,156 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 195/274 1employee, faculty and library figures are from t Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 88/199 P Undergrad Degree 3,695 818 4,513 2005 directory. u Graduate Degree 83 297 380 Library Collection...... 54,082 b l i

Non-Degree 6 257 263 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total c Total Enrollment 1,751 4,898 6,649 Manchester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Community College exam required. 5/1 application deadline; Undergrad Degree 1,619 2,647 5,595 $50 fee. Application is available online at Non-Degree 87 1,242 1,054 Great Path 860/512-3000 www.easternct.edu/admis/index.html Admissions Information: No exam required. Manchester 06040 www.mcc.commnet.edu 9/2 application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, occupational Phone: 860/465-5286 available online at www.gwcc.commnet.edu and technical programs leading to postsecondary Email: [email protected] certificates and associate degrees; continuing Phone: 203/285-2010 1 education; summer, winter and weekend sessions library holdings include microforms Email: [email protected] for degree credit. Gateway Community College Jonathan Daube, President Housatonic Alice Savage, Dean of Academic Affairs 1 60 Sargent Drive 203/285-2000 Community College Tom Bavier, Dean of Administration New Haven 06511 FAX: 203/285-2260 900 Lafayette Blvd. 203/332-5000 Alfred Carter, Dean of Student Affairs www.gwcc.commnet.edu Bridgeport 06604 www.hcc.commnet.edu Thomas White-Hassler, Dean of Information Resources & Technology Founded 1992; after merger of Greater New Haven Founded 1966; offers more than 60 associate Lillian Ortiz, Dean of Institutional Development State Technical College and South Central degree and certificate programs in liberal arts, Melanie Haber, Associate Dean of Community College; offers programs in engineering technical and occupational fields; continuing and Continuing Education technologies, health care fields, computer science, cooperative education; business and industry James McDowell, Dir. of Finance business and administration and office technology, services, and summer sessions for degree credit. & Administrative Services hospitality management, liberal arts, human servic- Deborah Wilson, Dir. of Personnel es, early childhood education, transportation tech- Janis M. Hadley, President Charlene Tappan, Dir. of Communications nology and technological studies leading to post- Paul McNamara, Dean of Administration Peter Harris, Dir. of Admissions secondary certificates and associate degrees; sum- Brenda Alexander, Affirmative Action Officer Ivette Rivera-Dreyer, Dir. of Financial Aid mer and winter sessions for degree credit. Robert Thornton, Dean of Outreach Services Lisa Montgomery, Dean of Students Lourdes Cruz, Registrar Dorsey L. Hendricks, President Anita Gliniecki, Dean of Academics Randolph Fournier, Dir. of Library Louis S. D’Antonio, Dean of Administration Laurie A. Hadad, Research Analyst & Information Resources Margaret Bauer, Dean of Research & Development Deloris Curtis, Dir. of Admissions Jason Blosser, Dir. of Information Technology Wilson Luna, Dean of Students Edward Sylvia, Dir. of Records/Registrar David Nielsen, Dir. of Planning, David Cooper, Dean of Learning Anthony Vitola, Dir. of Computer Services Research & Assessment Vincent P. Tong, Dir. of Institutional Research Nancy Blomstrom, Dir. of Library Voncille Wright, Dir. of Center for & Affirmative Action Officer Student Development Lawrence Salay, Dir. of Information Technology Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Darlene Mancini-Brown, Dir. of Facilities Robert Miles, Dir. of Career Services Management & Planning Tina McHugh, Dir. of Counseling Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$284 Richard Calderone, Dir. of Safety Vilandria Turner, Dir. of Development & Environmental Health Evelyn Gard, Dir. of Public Information & $6,696/$852 RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Cathy Manly, Dir. of Distance Learning Marketing & Educational Technology Catherine Surface, Dir. of Admissions Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Cheryl A. Pegues, Dir. of Student Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 116/25 Academic Calendar...... Semester Jill Raiola, Dir. of Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 65/190 Student Body ...... Coed David Swirsky, Registrar Library Collection...... 50,000 Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Michele Cone, Dir. of Library Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total $6,696/$872 Lucille Brown, Dir. of Human Resources Total Enrollment 1,510 3,191 4,701 RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Arthur Corda, Dir. of Facilities & Undergrad Degree 1,470 2,681 4,151 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Events Management Non-Degree 40 510 550 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 171/94 Wendy Samberg, Dir. of Educational Technology Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 96/198 Luis Melendez, Dir. of Center of Library Collection...... 243,618 Educational Services Raymond Zeek, Dir. of Financial Aid

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Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total occupational programs leading to degrees; continu- Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Total Enrollment 2,512 3,394 5,906 ing education; cooperative education programs; $6,696/$872 Undergrad Degree 2,133 2,455 4,588 summer session for degree credit. RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Non-Degree 379 939 1,318 Richard Sanders, President Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Admissions Information: Placement tests in Jim Troup, Dean of Administration Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 72/34 English and Math required. Rolling application Patricia Bouffard, Dean of Learning Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 29/122 deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online & Student Development Library Collection...... 43,655 at www.mcc.commnet.edu/admissions Lucretia Sveda, Dir. of Enrollment Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Rodney Butler, Dir. of Financial Aid Total Enrollment 513 1,003 1,516 Phone: 860/512-3210 Joan Arbusto, Registrar Undergrad Degree 480 578 1,058 Email: www.mcc.commnet.edu/admissions Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 33 425 458 Academic Calendar...... Semester Admissions Information: No exam required. Middlesex Community College Student Body ...... Coed Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 available online at www.nwctc.commnet.edu 100 Training Hill Road 860/343-5888 $6,696/$872 Middletown 06457 www.mxcc.commnet.edu RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Phone: 860/738-6330 Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, health, business Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Email: [email protected] and technical programs leading to postsecondary Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 249/129 certificates and associate degrees; continuing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 96/239 Norwalk Community College education; summer session for degree credit. Library Collection...... 45,059 Wilfredo Nieves, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 188 Richards Avenue 203/857-7000 David W. Sykes, Dean of Finance, Total Enrollment 2,139 3,375 5,514 Norwalk 06854 FAX: 203/857-3335 Administration & Planning Undergrad Degree 2,009 2,487 4,496 www.ncc.commnet.edu Frank G. Samuels, Dean of Learning Non-Degree 130 888 1,018 Founded 1992; offers liberal arts, professional and & Student Development Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam occupational programs leading to postsecondary Adrienne Maslin, Associate Dean of Learning required. 8/1 application deadline; $20 fee. Contact certificate and associate degrees; continuing Mensimah Shabazz, Dir. of Admissions institution for special deadlines for certain health education; summer session for degree credit. Susan Salowitz, Registrar care programs. Application is available online at David Levinson, President Lan Liu, Dir. of Learning Resources www.nvcc.commnet.edu Rose Ellis, Acting Dean of Administration Paul Carmichael, Dir. of Institutional Research Pamela Edington, Academic Dean Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Phone: 203/575-8151 Virginia Dellamura, Dir. of Human Resources Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: www.nvcc.commnet.edu James Goodwin, Dean of Development Student Body ...... Coed Madeline Barillo, Dir. of Public Relations Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Northwestern Connecticut Robert Jalbert, Dir. of Research $6,696/$872 Community College Kim Csapo-Ebert, Dir. of Admissions RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Norma McNerney, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Park Place East 860/738-6300 Erika Vogel, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 71/28 Winsted 06098 FAX: 860/738-6439 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/78 www.nwctc.commnet.edu/ Academic Calendar...... Semester Library Collection...... 89,234 Founded 1965; offers liberal arts, sign language Student Body ...... Coed Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total interpreting, veterinary technology, early childhood Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Total Enrollment 867 1,487 2,354 education, professional, occupational and technolo- $6,696/$872 Undergrad Degree 687 821 1,508 gy programs leading to postsecondary certificates RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Non-Degree 180 666 846 and associate degrees; continuing education. Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Admissions Information: College Basic Skills Barbara Douglass, President Endowment ...... $10,000,000 Assessment exam required. Rolling application Steven Frazier, Dean of Administration Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 225/55 deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online Jean A. Wihbey, Dean of Academic and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 95/334 at www.mxcc.commnet.edu Student Affairs Library Collection...... 51,000 John C. Norman, Dean of Continuing Education Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 860/343-5719 Grantley Adams, Dir. of Marketing/Public Relations Total Enrollment 1,986 3,804 5,790 Email: [email protected] Caitlin Boger Hawkins, Dir. of Undergrad Degree 1,621 2,677 4,298 Institutional Research Non-Degree 365 1,127 1,492 Naugatuck Valley Beverly Schott, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: Basic Skills Community College Debra Reynolds, Registrar Placement Test required. Rolling application Eric Hardenburg, Dir. of Computer Center deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online 750 Chase Parkway 203/575-8040 Anne Dodge, Dir. of Learning Resource Center at www.ncc.commnet.edu/admissions Waterbury 06708 FAX: 203/596-8766 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized www.nvcc.commnet.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 203/857-7060 Founded in 1992; offers more than 100 associate Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] degree and credit certificates in liberal arts and

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Quinebaug Valley Cheryl J. Norton, President Ann Branchinni, Academic Dean

Community College James E. Blake, Executive VP, Anthony Benoit, Affirmative Action Officer C Finance & Administration Karin Edwards, Dean of Students o 742 Upper Maple Street 860/774-1130 Ellen R. Beatty, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Steve Goetchius, Dean of Information Technology n n

Danielson 06239 FAX: 860/774-1130 Richard Farricielli, Interim VP of George Rezendes, Dir. of Institutional Research e c

www.qvcc.commnet.edu Student & University Affairs Dan Zaneski, Dir. of Financial Aid & Recruitment t i TBA, Executive Assistant to the President Christine Languth, Registrar c Founded 1971; offers liberal arts and occupational u programs leading to postsecondary certificates and DonnaJean Fredeen, Dean, School of Arts Mildred Hodge, Dir. of Learning Resources t & Sciences P associate degrees; continuing education. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized u Edward Harris, Dean, School of Communication, Academic Calendar...... Semester b Dianne E. Williams, President l Information & Library Science i David Bull, Dean of Administrative Services Student Body ...... Coed c James Granfield, Interim Dean, School Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Susan Huard, Dean of Learning of Education & Student Development $6,696/$872 George Appleby, Interim Dean, School of RSP Tuition...... $3,348 David Baty, Dir of Community Health & Human Services & Professional Learning Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Sandra Holley, Dean, School of Graduate Studies Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 92/48 Margie Huoppi, Public Information Assistant Sharon Brennan, Dir. of Admissions Donna Sohan, Dir. of Institutional Research Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 77/122 Lynn Kohrn, Registrar Library Collection...... 50,424 Antonio Veloso, Dir. of Enrollment & Research Patrick Dilger, Dir. of Public Affairs Alfred Williams, Dir. of Financial Aid Avon Dennis, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Linda Lepine, Bursar Edward Harris, Interim Dir. of Library Services Total Enrollment 1,169 2,595 3,764 Kevin Anderson, Dir. of Computer Services/ David Denino, Dir. of Counseling Services Undergrad Degree 1,134 2,151 3,285 Telecommunications Alvin Chai, Chief Information Technology Officer Non-Degree 35 444 479 Matt Hall, Dir. of Library Richard Riccardi, Dir. of Office of Management Admissions Information: No exam required. No Jerry Blazek, Dir. of Human Resources & Institutional Research application deadline; $20 fee. Application is avail- Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Mark Ceneviva, Dir. of Residence Life able online at www.trcc.commnet.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 860/383-5260 Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$284 Student Body ...... Coed $6,696/$852 Tuition/Fees...... $3,034/$2,779 RSP Tuition...... $3,348 $9,820/$3,932 Tunxis Community College Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing RSP Tuition...... $4,551 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 56/8 Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,698 271 Scott Swamp Road 860/255-3500 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/89 Endowment ...... $6,866,229 Farmington 06032 FAX: 860/676-8906 Library Collection...... 100,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 527/27 www.tunxis.commnet.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 404/412 Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, technological Total Enrollment 571 1,150 1,721 Library Collection...... 1,368,033 studies and occupational programs leading to post- Undergrad Degree 550 920 1,470 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total secondary certificates; associate degrees; continu- Non-Degree 21 230 251 Total Enrollment 7,609 4,568 12,177 ing education; summer session for degree credit; Admissions Information: No exam required. Undergrad Degree 6,617 1,697 8,314 education and training for business and industry. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Graduate Degree 992 2,871 3,863 Cathryn Addy, President available online at www.qvcc.commnet.edu Admissions Information: SAT exam required. Colleen Keyes, Dean of Academic Affairs Applications accepted until the first day of classes; Kirk Peters, Dean of Student Affairs Phone: 860/774-1130 Keith Duclos, Dean of Administration Email: [email protected] $50 fee. Application is available online at www.southernct.edu/admissions Susan Dantino, Associate Dean of Institutional Effectiveness Southern Connecticut Phone: 203/392-5644 Leigh E. Knopf, Dir. of Marketing & Public Relations State University Michael Aldi, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Peter McCluskey, Dir. of Admissions 501 Crescent Street 203/392-5200 Three Rivers David Welsh, Dir. of Financial Aid Services New Haven 06515 FAX: 203/392-5727 Community College Susan Juba, Registrar www.southernct.edu 7 Mahan Drive 860/886-0177 Judith Markiewicz, Dir. of Library Services Founded 1893; composed of seven academic Norwich 06360 FAX: 860/886-6692 Donna LaGanga, Dean of Workforce Development schools: arts & sciences, business, communication, www.trcc.commnet.edu & Continuing Education David England, Dir. of Institutional Research information and library sciences, education, health Founded 1992; offers liberal arts, general educa- and human services, extended learning, and gradu- tion, career and technical programs leading to Accreditation...... NE, Specialized ate studies. Offers programs in liberal arts, teacher postsecondary certificates and associate degrees. Academic Calendar...... Semester certification, business, library science, nursing and Non-credit courses are offered through the contin- Student Body ...... Coed social work leading to bachelor’s, master’s and uing education programs. Tuition/Fees...... $2,232/$304 Ed.D. degrees. Continuing education, cooperative $6,696/$872 education, and summer sessions for degree credit. Grace Sawyer Jones, President RSP Tuition...... $3,348 Joseph Anderson, Dean of Administration Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing

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Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 102/13 University of Connecticut 1endowment includes the University of Connecticut Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 63/144 plus the UConn Foundation, the UConn Law Library Collection...... 57,735 Storrs 06269 860/486-2000 School Foundation, and the UConn Health Center for fiscal year ended 6/30/04. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1881; offers liberal arts, teacher education Total Enrollment 1,437 2,505 3,942 and professional programs leading to postsecondary 2enrollment is for entire university including the Undergrad Degree 1,150 1,503 2,653 certificates, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral UConn Health Center. Graduate data includes Non-Degree 287 1,002 1,289 degrees; continuing education; cooperative educa- Professional students (Law, LL.M., Pharm.D., M.D., and D.M.D.) Admissions Information: Placement tests tion; summer and winter sessions for degree credit. required. No application deadline; $20 fee. Philip E. Austin, President Application is available online at Peter J. Nicholls, Provost and Executive VP Western Connecticut tunxis.commnet.edu for Academic Affairs State University Loraine Aronson, VP of Financial Planning Phone: 860/255-3555 & Chief Financial Officer 181 White Street 203/837-8300 Email: [email protected] Linda Flaherty-Goldsmith, Danbury 06810 FAX: 203/837-8283 VP & Chief Operating Officer www.wcsu.edu U. S. Coast Guard Academy Veronica Makowsky, Vice Provost for Founded 1903; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Undergraduate Education & Regional tion; business and professional programs leading to 15 Mohegan Avenue 860/444-8444 Campus Administration associate, bachelor’s, master’s and Ed.D.degrees; New London 06320-8100 FAX: 860/444-8288 Ronald Taylor, Vice Provost for Multicultural Affairs continuing education; cooperative education; sum- www.cga.edu Greg Anderson, Interim Vice Provost of Research mer sessions for degree credit. & Graduate Education Founded 1876; offers bachelor of science degrees in James W. Schmotter, President M. Dolan Evanovich, Vice Provost, civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechani- Maribeth Amyot, VP, Finance and Administration Enrollment Management cal engineering, naval architecture and marine Roy T. Stewart, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Suman Singha, Vice Provost for Academic Programs engineering, marine and environmental science, Barbara Barnwell, Exec. Asst. to President for Dale Dreyfuss, VP for Administration operations research and computer analysis, govern- Multicultural Affairs & Disability Services & Operations Services ment, and management. Graduates also receive a Koryoe Anim-Wright, Interim VP, Michael Kerntke, Associate VP commission as ensigns in the U. S. Coast Guard. Institutional Advancement & Chief Information officer Walter B. Bernstein, VP, Student Affairs James C. Van Sice, Superintendent John Saddlemire, VP of Student Affairs Jerry Wilcox, Dir. of Institutional Research Michael J. Lopez, Comptroller H. Samuel Miller, Associate VP of Student Affairs & Assessment Robert J. Fuller, Acting Dean of Academics Lee Burdette Williams, Dean of Students William P. Hawkins, Enrollment Management Officer JoAnn P. Miller, Civil Rights/EEO Offficer Scott Brohinsky, Dir. of University Communications Maribeth Griffin, Dir. of Housing & Residence Life James Sylvester, President, Alumni Association Brinley Franklin, Vice Provost for Irene Duffy, Registrar David M. French, Public Affairs Officer University Libraries Lorraine Capobianco, Exec. Officer for Donald E. Dykes, Registrar Jeffrey Von Munkwitz-Smith, Registrar Information Technology Douglas J. Wisniewski, Commandant of Cadets Glen O’Keefe, Bursar Ralph Hoibaugh, Dir. of Library Services Richard F. Roncone, Dir. of Information Services Peter J. Deckers, Executive Vice President for Patricia A. Daragan, Dir. of the Library Health Affairs, UConn Health Center Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Susan Bibeau, Dir. of Admissions Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Leonard M. Giambra, Dir of Institutional Research Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $3,034/$2,766 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed $9,820/$3,919 Academic Calendar...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $6,096/$1,816 RSP Tuition...... $4,551 Student Body ...... Coed $18,600/$1,816 1 Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,193 Tuition/Fees...... $3,000 RSP Tuition...... $9,144 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 344/12 Housing, Room & Board...... included Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,848 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 196/300 Endowment ...... $2,500,000 Endowment...... $218,676,5541 Library Collection...... 663,941 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 565/2 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 5,799/1,123 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 102/5 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,703/177 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection...... 200,000 Library Collection...... 5,041,045 Total Enrollment 3,970 1,914 5,884 Undergrad Degree 3,857 730 4,587 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 96 580 676 Total Enrollment 994 0 994 Total Enrollment 21,964 5,615 27,5792 Non-Degree 17 604 621 Undergrad Degree 994 0 994 Undergrad Degree 17,378 1,685 19,063 Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or ACT Graduate Degree 4,381 2,472 6,853 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam with Writing Exam required. 3/1 application dead- Non-Degree 205 1,458 1,663 required (SAT I preferred). 5/1 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is available online at line; 11/1 Early Action. Application and inquiry Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam www.wcsu.edu form is available online at www.cga.edu. required. 2/1 application deadline; $70 fee. 12/1 1one-time entrance deposit; includes housing Early Action deadline. Application is available Phone: 203/837-WCSU online at www.admissions.uconn.edu Email: www.wcsu.edu/admissions Phone: 860/486-3137 Email: [email protected]

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cation deadline; $35 fee. Application is available Total Enrollment 393 244 637 C Institutions in Connecticut online at www.albertus.edu. Undergrad Degree 393 235 628 o n

Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges Non-Degree 0 9 9 n

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West Hartford, CT 06117 FAX: 860/236-0910 required. No application deadline; $25 fee. i c

www.theccic.org Application is available online at u www.briarwood.edu t Briarwood College I n Albertus Magnus College 2279 Mount Vernon Road 860/628-4751 Phone: 860/628-4751 X108 d e 700 Prospect Street 203/773-8550 Southington 06489 FAX: 860/628-6444 Email: [email protected] p e

www.briarwood.edu n New Haven 06511 FAX: 203/773-9539 1

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www.albertus.edu Founded 1966; awards postsecondary certificates e

and associate degrees in business administration, n

Founded in 1925, co-educational, Roman Catholic t liberal arts college awards associate, bachelor’s and allied health, office technologies and arts and Connecticut College sciences; bachelor’s degrees in criminal justice and master’s degrees. Continuing education and adult 270 Mohegan Avenue 860/447-1911 programs leading to business degrees. Full-time funeral service management; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. New London 06320 FAX: 860/439-2700 evening program for working adults. www.conncoll.edu Lynn Alan Brooks, President Julia McNamara, President Founded in 1911, awards bachelor’s degrees Jean Mann, VP for Finance Andrea Hansen, Treasurer Angela Kiernan, Associate Dean of in 55 traditional majors as well as student-designed Sean O’Connell, Academic Dean courses of study. Awards master’s degrees in botany, Robert Buccino, VP for Advancement & Planning Academic Affairs Kristine Gradowski, Associate Dean of chemistry, music, psychology, zoology and teaching, Richard Lollatte, Dean of Admissions including certification at the secondary level. & Financial Aid Academic Affairs Maureen Morrison, Dean of Students Margaret Beliveau, Assistant to the President Norman Fainstein, President Carolyn Behan, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Jack LeConche, Dean of Administration Frances L. Hoffmann, Dean of the Faculty Sister Charles Marie Brantl, O.P, Dir. of Assessment Donna Yamanis, Dir. of Enrollment Management Theresa Ammirati, Interim Dean of the College & Institutional Research Deborah Flinn, Dir. of Financial Aid Martha C. Merrill, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Andrew Foster, Dir. of Financial Aid Barbara Mackay, Dean of Student Life Paul L. Maroni, VP for Finance Eileen Perillo, Registrar Cynthia Clark, Dean of Student Services Susan P. Wells, Controller Diane Campanella, Dir. of Information Technology Stephanie Crombie, Registrar Gregory Waldron, VP for Advancement Lenne Klopfer, Chair, Computer W. Lee Hisle, VP for Information Services/ Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Information Systems Librarian of the College Academic Calendar...... Semester Carissa DeLizio, Librarian Ulysses B. Hammond, VP for Administration Student Body ...... Coed Dolores Podhajski, Assistant to the President Aileen Burdick, Registrar/Dir. of Tuition/Fees...... $17,268/$568 Alyce Gould, Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning Institutional Research Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,928 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Bridget McShane, Dir. of Alumni Relations Endowment ...... $7,884,726 Patricia Carey, VP for College Relations/ Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 99/33 Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Secretary of the College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/167 Elaine Solinga, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection...... 120,000 Tuition/Fees...... $15,200/$220 Housing, Room & Board ...... $3,320 Francis J. Shields, Dir. of Athletics Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 41/42 Joan Evans Hunter, Dir. of Human Resources Total Enrollment 2,203 186 2,389 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 25/82 Jim Norton, Dir. of Physical Plant Undergrad Degree 1,797 112 1,909 Library Collection...... 17,4731 Bruce Carpenter, Dir. of Technical Graduate Degree 406 74 480 Support/Information Services Judith Kirmmse, Affirmative Action Officer Cate Moffett, Dir. of Student Health Services Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $41,9751 Housing, Room & Board...... included Endowment...... $160,877,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 474/72 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 152/62 Library Collection...... 911,456 D

R Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total O F T Total Enrollment 1,834 71 1,905 R A H

F Undergrad Degree 1,777 19 1,796 O Y

T Graduate Degree 7 411 I S R

E Non-Degree 50 48 98 V I N U

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Admissions Information: ACT or two SAT II Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 507/388 Mark Scheinberg, President subject tests required. 12/15 application Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 227/253 Ann Clark, Vice President deadline; $60 fee. 11/15 and 12/15 Early Library Collection...... 1,316,846 Judy Zimmerman, Dean of Academic Affairs Decision deadlines. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Sharon Daddona, Dir. of Finance Total Enrollment 3,533 1,426 4,959 & Business Services Phone: 860/439-2200 Daniel Noonan, Dir. of Enrollment, Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 3,250 302 3,552 Graduate Degree 228 789 1,017 Marketing & Communications 1comprehensive amount includes tuition, fees, Non-Degree 55 335 390 Janet Jefford, Dir. of Curriculum Development room and board & Accreditation Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Bryant Harrell, Manager of Information Systems required. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Marilyn Nowlan, Dir. of Library Services Fairfield University Early Action deadline; 12/1 deadline for merit Barbara Brooks, Dir. of Career & Graduate Services scholarship. Application is available online at Tim Gilmore Dir. of Admissions 1073 North Benson Road 203/254-4000 www.fairfield.edu Guy LaBella, Dir. of Alumni Services Fairfield 06824-5195 FAX: 203/254-4101 Patricia Hickey, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 203/254-4100 www.fairfield.edu Denise Schwabe, Assistant Dean/Registrar Email: [email protected] Founded 1942, a comprehensive Roman Catholic Joy Butler, Assistant Dean/Student Services Jesuit university offering programs in liberal arts Accreditation...... NE, Specialized and sciences, business, engineering and nursing Gibbs College Academic Calendar...... Semester leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; Student Body ...... Coed 10 Norden Place 203/838-4173 Graduate School of Education and Allied Tuition/Fees...... $12,800/$250 Norwalk 06855 FAX: 203/899-0788 Professions and University College for continuing Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing www.gibbscollege.com and summer studies. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 54/18 Jeffrey P. von Arx, SJ, President Founded in 1991, one of nine Katharine Gibbs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/40 William J. Lucas, VP, Finance Schools in operation throughout the Northeast. Library Collection...... 103,846 Offers certificate and associate degree programs in Orin L. Grossman, VP, Academics Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total George E. Diffley, VP, University Advancement visual communications, computer network opera- Total Enrollment 223 822 1,045 James A. Estrada, VP, Information Services tions, digital media, e-commerce, fashion design Undergrad Degree 145 786 931 William P. Schimpf, VP, Student Services and merchandising, digital filmmaking & multime- Non-Degree 78 36 114 Martha Milcarek, Assistant VP, dia and office administration. Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Public Relations Jim Mellett, President required for placement. No application deadline; Phyllis A. Fitzpatrick, Dir. of Theodore Havelka, VP of Admissions $50 fee. Application is available online at Management Information Accreditation...... NE, Specialized www.goodwin.edu Judith M. Dobai, Associate Academic VP Academic Calendar ...... Quarter for Enrollment Management Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 860/528-4111 X 230 Karen A. Pellegrino, Dir. of Admission Tuition/Fees...... $4,784 Email: [email protected] Erin Chiaro, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Gary Stephenson, Dir. of Housing Library Collection...... 5,500 Mark L. Guglielmoni, Dir. of Human Resources Hartford Seminary Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Raymond M. Bourdeau, Bursar 77 Sherman Street 860/509-9500 Robert C. Russo, University Registrar Total Enrollment 900 240 1,140 Undergrad Degree 900 240 1,140 Hartford 06105 FAX: 860/509-9509 Gene P. Doris, Dir. of Athletics www.hartsem.edu Marianne Gumpper, Dir. of Graduate Admission Admissions Information: No exam required. No & Continuing Students application deadline; $50 fee. Application is avail- Founded 1834; offers programs leading to master’s, Edna F. Wilson, Dean, University College able online at www.gibbscollege.com Ph.D. and Doctor of Ministry degrees with seven Timothy L. Snyder, Dean, College of areas of focused study (biblical studies, congrega- Arts & Sciences Phone: 800/845-5333 tional studies, Islamic studies and Christian- Evangelos Hadjimichael, Dean, School Muslim relations, ministry in daily life, religious studies, spirituality and theology and ethics); grad- of Engineering Goodwin College Jeanne M. Novotny, Dean, School of Nursing uate certificates with 10 concentrations (biblical Margaret C. Deignan, Dean, Graduate School 745 Burnside Avenue 860/528-4111 ext. 221 studies, congregational studies, Islamic Chaplaincy, of Education & Allied Professions East Hartford 06108 FAX: 860/291-8285 Islamic studies and Christian-Muslim relations, Norman A. Solomon, Dean, Dolan School www.goodwin.edu interfaith dialogue, ministry in daily life, religious of Business studies, spirituality, theology and ethics, and world Founded in 1999; offers programs leading to associ- religions); non-credit certificate programs in Black, Mark C. Reed , Associate VP for Student ate degrees in nursing, human services, early child- Services & Dean of Students Hispanic and Women’s Leadership studies; educa- hood education, computer systems technology, tional outreach programs. Also sponsors Accreditation...... NE, Specialized medical assisting and business studies; and certifi- Congregational Relations Group and Visiting Academic Calendar...... Semester cate programs in medical assisting, youth develop- International Scholars Program. Student Body ...... Coed ment practice, early childhood, non-profit manage- Tuition/Fees...... $29,730/$505 ment, paraprofessional, entrepreneurship, English Heidi Hadsell, President Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,600 as a second language, office technology, healthcare Ian Markham, Dean Endowment...... $165,000,000 support, medical office, medical insurance billing David Roozen, Dir. of Hartford Institute for and coding, and computerized accounting. Religion Research 44 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION 05-NEB-066 ConnDir06_Lstngs CT_ME 10/17/05 2:56 PM Page 45

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Macdonald Center for the Study of Academic Calendar...... Semester Alan Barkley, VP for Academic Affairs & Dean C

Islam & Christian-Muslim Relations Student Body ...... Coed Michael Helfgott, VP for External Affairs o n

Jane Smith, Co-Director of Macdonald Center Tuition/Fees...... $9,350 Mary Orcutt, VP for Finance and Administration n

for the Study of Islam & Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,550 Debbie Sigmon, Dir. of Admissions e c

Christian-Muslim Relations Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 13/14 Jessie McCoy, Dir. of Continuing Education t i c

Efrain Agosto, Dir. of Programa de Ministerios Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 14/15 James Falconer, Dir. of Financial Aid and Registrar u

Hispanos & Chair, Center for Faith in Practice Library Collection...... 64,000 Sharon Koch, Dir. of Student Services t I

Benjamin Watts, Dir. of Black Ministries Program Loree Bourgoin, Dir. of Library n

Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total d Miriam Therese Winter, Dir. of Women’s Total Enrollment 88 178 266 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized e Leadership Institute p

Undergrad Degree 9 10 19 Academic Calendar...... Semester e

Yehezkel Landau, Dir. of Building Abrahamic Graduate Degree 78 103 181 Student Body ...... Coed n Partnerships Program d

Non-Degree 1 65 66 Tuition/Fees...... $16,416/$100 e

Kelton Cobb, Seminary Academic Advisor Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing n Steven Blackburn, Librarian Admissions Information: Interview required. t Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Endowment ...... $3,300,000 Scott Thumma, Professor of Sociology of Religion Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 22/2 & Web and Distance Education Phone: 860/632-3012 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 9/11 Lilyne Hollingworth, Comptroller Email: [email protected] Library Collection...... 37,500 Roseann Lezak Janow, Dir. of Administration David Barrett, Dir. of Public & Institutional Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total R. Scott Sheldon, Chief Development Officer Lyme Academy College Total Enrollment 65 99 164 of Fine Arts Undergrad Degree 64 26 90 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Degree 1 3 4 Academic Calendar...... Semester 84 Lyme Street 860/434-5232 Non-Degree 0 70 70 Student Body ...... Coed Old Lyme 06371 FAX: 860/434-8725 1 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Tuition/Fees...... $1,360 www.lymeacademy.edu Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing required plus portfolio review. Rolling application Endowment ...... $41,000,000 Founded 1976; offers bachelor of fine arts degrees deadline; 2/1 for financial aid; $50 fee. Application Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 30/15 to full and part-time students in drawing, painting is available online at www.lymeacademy.edu and sculpture. Located on a 47 acre campus in Old Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/10 Phone: 860/434-5232 X 119 & 118 Library Collection...... 70,000 Lyme, an artistic community first known as a center for American Impressionists. Email: [email protected] Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 15 240 255 Graduate Degree 15 150 165 Non-Degree 0 90 90 Admissions Information: No exam required. 6/1 application deadline; $40 fee.

Phone: 860/509-9512 Email: [email protected]

1tuition is per three-credit course

Holy Apostles College and Seminary 33 Prospect Hill Road 860/632-3010 Cromwell 06416 FAX: 860/632-3030 www.holyapostles.edu Founded 1956; prepares seminarians for Roman Catholic priesthood and lay and off campus students for associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees, and post-master’s certificates; distance learning program for master’s degrees; summer session for degree credit. Very Reverend Douglas L. Mosey, CSB, President & Rector

Reverend Maurice Sheehen, O.F.M. Cap., Q U I N

Academic Dean N I P I A

Michael Fuller, Dir. of Development C U

Cynthia Toolin, Ph.D., Registrar N I V E R

Clare Adamo, Head Librarian S I T Y

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Mitchell College Accreditation...... Specialized Patty Delbuono, Associate Dir. for Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... Semester Ruth Sprague, Dir. of Advising 437 Pequot Avenue 800/443-2811 Student Body ...... Coed Robert Tansley, Dir. of Campus Safety New London 06320 FAX: 860/701-5090 Tuition/Fees...... $11,200/$360 Carrie Gibbs, Dir. of Placement & Career Counseling www.mitchell.edu Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Joseph Pardee, Dir. of Facilities Founded 1938; provides liberal arts, professional Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 12/5 Fran Almeida, Associate VP for and occupational programs leading to associate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 11/36 Human Resources & Administration and bachelor’s degrees. Library Collection...... 45,000 Accreditation...... NE Mary Ellen Jukoski, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... Semester Joanne Millovitsch, VP, Administration & Finance Total Enrollment 195 110 305 Student Body ...... Coed Kristen Lambert, VP, Advancement Undergrad Degree 195 62 257 Tuition/Fees...... $19,500/$700 Kevin Mayne, VP, Enrollment Management Non-Degree 0 48 48 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,300 & Marketing Admissions Information: No exam required. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 81/48 Peter Troiano, VP, Student Affairs/Dean of Students Portfolio interview required. Rolling application Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/130 Suzanne Risley, VP, Library & Information deadline $25 application fee. Application is avail- Library Collection...... 107,640 Technology Services/Chief Information Officer able online at www.paiercollegeofart.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Renee Fournier, Dir. of Communications Total Enrollment 689 509 1,198 Jacklyn Stoltz, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 203/287-3031 Undergrad Degree 689 509 1,198 Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Academic Calendar...... Semester required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Student Body ...... Coed Post University Students may also apply 5/15 of high school junior Tuition/Fees...... $19,406/$1,299 year or 11/1 of senior year. Application is available Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,330 800 Country Club Road 203/596-4520 online at www.post.edu/admissions Endowment ...... $5,000,000 Waterbury 06723 FAX: 203/756-5810 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 112/84 www.post.edu Phone: 203/596-4520 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 29/45 Founded 1890; provides professional, occupational, Email: [email protected] Library Collection...... 51,000 and liberal arts programs leading to postsecondary Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total certificates, associate and bachelor’s degrees; accel- Quinnipiac University Total Enrollment 690 144 834 erated degree program; online degree programs. Undergrad Degree 690 120 810 Jon Jay DeTemple, President 275 Mt. Carmel Avenue 203/582-8200 Non-Degree 0 24 24 Scott Allen, VP for Finance and Administration Hamden 06518 FAX: 203/582-8906 www.quinnipiac.edu Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Patricia Sanders, VP for Academic Affairs required. Rolling application deadline; $30. 11/15 Edward Lazarus, Senior VP Founded 1929; offers undergraduate and graduate Early Decision deadline. Application is available Dan Mara, Associate VP for Athletics & Fitness programs through the college of liberal arts, the online at www.mitchell.edu Donna B. Campbell, Dean of Records schools of business, communications, health sci- William Johnson, Associate Dir. of Admissions ences, law and the division of education; college Phone: 800/443-2811 Sandra Fernandez, Associate Dir. of Admissions of professional studies offers bachelor’s and mas- Email: [email protected] John Wallace, Associate Dean of Student Services ter’s degrees in organizational leadership with Annie M. Scott, Dir. of Information Technology online learning. Tracy Ralston, Dir. of Library Services Paier College of U

Art, Incorporated N I V E R S I

20 Gorham Avenue 203/287-3031 T Y O

Hamden 06514 FAX: 203/287-3021 F H A

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Founded 1946; offers postsecondary certificates, D diplomas, associate and bachelor’s degrees in fine arts, illustration, graphic design, photography and interior design. Jonathan Paier, President Daniel Paier, Vice President/Dean of Admissions Francis Cooley, Dean of the College Angela D’Urso, Dir. of Administrative Services Maureen Paier, Finance Officer John DeRose, Dir. of Financial Aid Lynn Pascale, Admissions Secretary Maureen DeRose, Registrar Beth Harris, Librarian Susan Falato, Placement Counselor Frank Lang, Dir. of Counseling Services

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John L. Lahey, President Rensselaer at Hartford Patricia Walker, Dean, College of Education

Patrick J. Healy, Sr. VP, Finance & Administration & Health Sciences C

Kathleen McCourt, Sr. VP, Academic Affairs 275 Windsor Street 860/548-2400 Stephen Brown, Dean, College of Business o n

Lynn Bushnell, VP, Public Affairs Hartford 06120 www.rh.edu Nancy Sidoti, Dean, University College n

Manuel Carreiro, VP and Dean of Students Douglas Bohn, Assistant VP for e

Founded 1955; formerly Hartford Graduate Center; c

Richard C. Ferguson, VP and Chief Information Academic Affairs & Registrar t affiliated with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; i c

& Technology Officer awards master’s degrees in computer science, Eilene Bertsch, Assistant VP for Academic Affairs u Joan Isaac Mohr, VP and Dean of Admissions computer and systems engineering, engineering Dennis Benamati, University Librarian t I Donald J. Weinbach, VP, Development science, electrical engineering, information tech- Michael Trimble, Assistant VP for Technology n & Alumni Affairs Michael Bozzone, Assistant Dean, d nology, business administration, management, and e Dominic R. Yoia, Sr. Dir. of Financial Aid mechanical engineering. College of Arts & Sciences p e

Scott Farber, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Julie Savino, Dean of Student Financial Assistance n

Ed Wilkes, Exec. Dean for Law School John Minasian, VP and Dean Larry Wielk, Dean of Students d Rebecca Danchak, Acting Associate Dean, e

Enrollment Services Karen Guastelle, Dean of n Valerie Carbone, Bursar Enrollment and Student Services Undergraduate Admissions t Charles M. Getchell, Dir. of the Thomas Bittel, Communications Manager Alexis Haakonsen, Dean of Graduate Admissions John Gonyea, Financial Aid Officer Arnold Bernhard Library Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Dorothy Lauria, Registrar Doris Matsikas, Registrar Brian Clement, Chief Information Officer Academic Calendar...... Semester Cindy Long Porter, Dir. of Residential Life Student Body ...... Coed 1 Hans Bergmann, Dean, College of Liberal Arts Accreditation...... Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $23,750 Bill Clyde, Dean, College of Professional Studies Academic Calendar...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $10,000 David Donnelly, Dean, School of Communications Student Body ...... Coed Endowment ...... $44,249,922 Cynthia K. Dubea, Dean, Division of Education Tuition/Fees...... $24,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 183/293 Edward O’Connor, Interim Dean, Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 445/64 School of Health Sciences Endowment ...... $5,000,000 Library Collection...... 146,149 Mark A. Thompson, Dean, School of Business Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 50/6 Brad Saxton, Dean, School of Law Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 23/28 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection...... 30,400 Total Enrollment 3,574 2,083 5,657 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 3,088 912 4,000 Academic Calendar...... Semester Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 486 1,090 1,576 Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 39 782 821 Non-Degree 0 81 81 Tuition/Fees...... $23,360/$980 Graduate Degree 39 782 821 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Housing, Room & Board...... $10,300 Admissions Information: No exam required. Endowment...... $150,188,0001 required. Rolling application deadline; 2/1 priority Rolling application deadline; $45 fee. Application is deadline: $50 fee. 10/1 and 12/1 Early Decision Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 459/68 available online at www.rh.edu/admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 261/474 deadlines. Application is available online at Library Collection...... 716,950 Phone: 860/548-2480 www.sacredheart.edu Email: [email protected] Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 203/371-7880 Total Enrollment 6,241 979 7,220 1regionally accredited by MSA Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 5,091 239 5,330 Graduate Degree 1,150 569 1,719 Non-Degree 0 171 171 Sacred Heart University Saint Joseph College Admissions Information: New SAT I or the ACT 5151 Park Avenue 203/371-7999 1678 Asylum Avenue 860/232-4571 with writing exam required. Institution recom- Fairfield 06825 www.sacredheart.edu West Hartford 06117 FAX: 860/233-5695 mends that high school seniors apply early in the www.sjc.edu Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, health sciences, fall. The 6-year Physician Assistant and 6 1/2 year management, education and pre-professional pro- Founded 1932; Roman Catholic college provides Doctor of Physical Therapy programs have a 12/1 grams leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s liberal arts, teacher education, professional and application deadline. 4/1 application deadline for degrees; doctoral degree in physical therapy; con- occupational programs leading to postsecondary Transfer students. $45 application fee for paper tinuing education; cooperative education; summer certificates; bachelor’s and master’s degrees; con- applications, $30 for those submitted online. session for degree credit. tinuing education; summer session for degree cred- Application is available online at it. The Prime Time Program provides bachelor’s- www.quinnipiac.edu Anthony J. Cernera, President level study for working adults. Michael Kinney, Senior VP for Phone: 203/582-8600; 1-800-462-1944 Finance & Administration Evelyn Lynch, President Email: [email protected] Paul Madonna, VP for Finance & Administration Maureen Reardon, Special Assistant to the President Thomas Forget, VP for Academic Affairs Charles Mann, VP, Finance 1as of June 2004 Donna Dodge, VP for Mission & Planning Billye Auclair, Interim VP, Academic Affairs James Barquinero, VP for Enrollment Management Rebecca Caldwell, Associate VP, Human Resources & Student Affairs Alan Chesterton, Dir. of Admissions Karen Fraser, VP for Human Resources Amanda Ciccarella, Dir. of Student Mary Young, VP for Institutional Advancement Financial Services Claire Paolini, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Linda Geffner, Dir. of Library

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Trinity College 300 Summit Street 860/297-2000 Hartford 06106 FAX: 860/297-2287 www.trincoll.edu Founded 1823, offers liberal arts and sciences, and engineering programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. James F. Jones, Jr., President Ronald A. Joyce, VP, College Advancement Early Reese, VP, Finance and Treasurer Paula A. Russo, VP, Institutional Planning, Administration & Affirmative Action Frank G. Kirkpatrick, Interim Dean of the Faculty Frederick H.P. Alford, Dean of Students Larry R. Dow, Dean of Admissions Karla J. Spurlock-Evans, Dean of E G E

L Multicultural Affairs L O

C Scott W. Reynolds, Secretary of the College H P

E Rama Sudhakar, Interim Dir. of Communications S O J Jean F. Haberman, Associate Treasurer T N I A

S Kent W. Smith, Dir. of Institutional Planning & Research Janet Faude, Dir. of Institutional Advancement John K. Fisher, President Kelly L. O’Brien, Dir. of Financial Aid Mary Demo, Dean of Students Joanne R. Wolfertz, Vice President/Dean Patricia McGregor, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Anita K. McCain, Dean of Academic Services John A. Langeland, Dir. of Information Technology Academic Calendar...... Semester Robert S. Trojanowski, Chief Financial Officer Richard S. Ross, Librarian Student Body...... Women Margo McCarthy, Chair, Nursing Janice N. Faye, Dir. of Administrative Services Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $22,225/$600 Academic Calendar...... Semester Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,225 Joseph Marrone, Dir. of Admissions Terry K. Hine, Chair, Radiography Program Student Body ...... Coed Endowment ...... $14,800,000 Tuition/Fees...... $32,000/$1,630 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 226/73 Holly Mulrenan, Chair, Medical Assisting Program Susan Capasso, Chair, General Education Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,590 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 75/10 Endowment...... $375,000,000 Library Collection...... 120,094 Virginia Stoeffel, Dir. of Continuing Education Donna L. Brooks, Administrative Assistant/Human Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 397/65 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Resources Coordinator Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 190/58 Total Enrollment 979 836 1,815 John Szantyr, Academic Counselor Library Collection...... 1,002,145 Undergrad Degree 858 255 1,113 Joseph Macionus, Registrar Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 96 129 225 Total Enrollment 2,097 406 2,503 Non-Degree 25 452 477 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Undergrad Degree 2,060 46 2,106 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Student Body ...... Coed Graduate Degree 4 109 113 Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Application Tuition/Fees...... $9,982/$450 Non-Degree 33 251 284 is available online at www.sjc.edu Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT; or three Phone: 860/231-5216 Endowment ...... $3,910,811 SAT II subject tests required; 1/1 application dead- Email: [email protected] Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 14/7 line; $60 fee. 11/15 Early Decision Option #1 and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/31 1/1 Early Decision Option #2 deadlines. Application Library Collection...... 14,000 is available online at www.trincoll.edu St. Vincent’s College Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 860/297-2180 2800 Main Street 800/873-1013 Total Enrollment 66 341 407 Email: [email protected] Bridgeport 06606 FAX: 203/576-5318 Undergrad Degree 66 341 407 www.stvincentscollege.edu Admissions Information: No exams Founded 1991, awards associate degrees with majors required. Rolling application deadline; in nursing; cardiovascular technology, radiography, $35 fee. Application is available online at medical assisting and general studies; certificates in www.stvincentscollege.edu/main-admissions.asp diagnostic medical sonography, health care reim- Phone: 800-873-1013 bursement specialist, medical office assistant, cen- Email: [email protected] tral sterile processing technician, hospital coding specialist, multi-skilled assistant, health care management, RN refresher, medical assisting and health promotion; various continuing education classes.

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University of Bridgeport Walter Harrison, President Bill Leete VP, Student Affairs & Athletics

Donna M. Randall, Provost Thad Henry, VP, University Advancement C

126 Park Avenue 203/576-4000 Charles Condon, University Secretary Jacqueline Koral, Dir. of Development o n

Bridgeport 06604 FAX: 203/576-4653 Beverly P. Maksin, VP, Finance & Administration Cynthia Hiltibrand, Dir. of Marketing n

www.bridgeport.edu Lawrence Gavrich, VP, External Relations Christopher Hourigan, Dir. of e c

Thomas J. Perra, Associate VP & Treasurer Institutional Research t Founded 1927; awards postsecondary certificates, i c

associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees Katherine A. Black, Assistant Provost Jane C. Sangeloty, Dir. of u in liberal arts, teacher education, professional, & Dean of Graduate Studies Undergraduate Admissions t I occupational and technical fields; continuing Guy C. Colarulli, Associate Provost Rebecca Johnson, Dean of Students n & Dean of Undergraduate Students Nancy Baker, Undergraduate Registrar d education; cooperative education; summer session e for degree credit. Arosha Jayawickrema, Assistant VP for Finance Virginia Klump, Graduate Registrar p e

George Brophy, Exec. Dir. of Information Vincent Mangiacapra, Chief Information Officer n

Neil Albert Salonen, President Technology Services & Chief Information Officer Hanko H. Dobi, University Librarian d Thomas R. Oates, VP, Administration e

Richard A. Zeiser, Dean of Admission Karen Flynn, Dir. of Financial Aid n and Finance & Treasurer J. Lee Peters, VP for Student Affairs & Dean Pamela Sommers, Dir. of Graduate Admissions t Laurence M. Conner, Provost & Senior VP of Students Ira Kleinfeld, Associate Provost & Joseph A. Oravecz, Dean of Students Suzanne Peters, Dir. of Student Financial Assistance Dean of Graduate Studies Barbara A. Gabianelli, Exec. Assistant to the Jane Benard, Dir. of Institutional Research Daniel Nelson, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences President for Planning & Institutional Research Randi Ashton-Pritting, Dir. of Libraries Jess Boronico, Dean, School of Business Barbara L. Maryak, Dean of Admissions & Learning Resources Barry Farbrother, Dean, Tagliatela School David B. Oestreicher, Dir. of Residential Life Doreen Lay, Registrar of Engineering Valerie E. Powell Baldwin, University Registrar Susan Spies, Bursar Thomas Johnson, Dean, School of Public David Skica, Dir. of Information Technology Akbar Mitchell, Dir. of Residential Life Safety & Professional Studies Karen R. Smiga, University Librarian Deborah Chin, Dir. of Athletics Thomas J. Ward, VP, International Programs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Joan E. Florczak, Executive Assistant Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized to the President Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Kathleen E. Gailor, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $23,406/$1,190 Student Body ...... Coed Sonya Kelepecz, Dir. of Development Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,448 Tuition/Fees...... $22,380/$602 John J. Daley, Dir. of Public Relations Endowment ...... $84,042,000 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,550 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 604/44 Endowment ...... $10,262,313 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 319/397 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 279/45 Academic Calendar...... Semester Library Collection...... 606,154 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 171/199 Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection...... 957,725 Tuition/Fees...... $19,200/$1,395 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,000 Total Enrollment 5,124 2,122 7,246 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 283/294 Undergrad Degree 4,530 770 5,300 Total Enrollment 2,822 1,351 4,173 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 88/259 Graduate Degree 570 922 1,492 Undergrad Degree 2,062 469 2,531 Library Collection...... 1,427,307 Non-Degree 24 430 454 Graduate Degree 760 815 1,575 Non-Degree 0 67 67 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Total Enrollment 2,077 1,197 3,274 exam required. Rolling application deadline; Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Undergrad Degree 1,088 286 1,374 $35 fee. Application is available online at required. Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. Graduate Degree 989 911 1,900 www.hartford.edu/admission/ Application is available online at www.newhaven.edu Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Phone: 800/947-4303 required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Email: [email protected] Phone: 203/932-7319 Application is available online at Email: [email protected] www.bridgeport.edu University of New Haven Phone: 203/576-4552 Wesleyan University Email: [email protected] 300 Boston Post Road 203/932-7000 West Haven 06516 www.newhaven.edu 222 Church Street 860/685-2000 Founded 1920; provides arts and sciences, business, Campus Center FAX: 860/685-2001 University of Hartford engineering, hotel, restaurant and tourism adminis- Middletown 06459 www.wesleyan.edu 200 Bloomfield Avenue 860/768-4100 tration and public safety programs leading to post- Founded 1831; offers liberal arts and sciences W. Hartford 06117 www.hartford.edu secondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s and programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; cooperative doctoral degrees; continuing education. Founded 1877; offers programs in art, arts and sci- education; summer session for degree credit. ences, basic studies, business, education, engineer- Douglas J. Bennet, President ing, health professions, music, nursing and technol- Steven Kaplan, President Judith C. Brown, VP for Academic Affairs & Provost ogy leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and Carl Pletsch, Provost (Interim) Barbara-Jan Wilson, VP for University Relations doctoral degrees; continuing education; coopera- George Synodi, VP, Finance Michael Benn, Interim Dir. of Affirmative Action tive education; summer session for degree credit. Jim Shapiro, Chief of Staff for Planning & Justin Harmon, Dir. of University Communication Institutional Effectiveness

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Nancy Hargrave Meislahn, Dean of Admission Yale University Thomas Duffy, Acting Dean, School of Music & Financial Aid Katherine Jones, Acting Dean, School of Nursing Jennifer Lawton, Dir. of Financial Aid New Haven 06520 203/432-4771 Caesar T. Storlazzi, Dir. of University Financial Aid Anna van der Burg, Registrar Founded 1701; offers liberal arts and professional Jill M. Carlton, Registrar, Faculty of Arts John Meerts, Dir. of Information programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s, profes- & Sciences Technology Services sional and doctoral degrees. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Barbara Jones, University Librarian Academic Calendar...... Semester Peter Patton, VP, Secretary & Interim Dean Richard C. Levin, President Andrew D. Hamilton, Provost Student Body ...... Coed of the College Tuition/Fees...... $31,460 John Biddiscombe, Dir. of Athletics John Pepper, VP, Finance & Administration Inge T. Reichenbach, VP for Development Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,540 William Weitzer, Dean of Continuing Studies Endowment...... $12,700,000,0001 Pamela Tatge, Dir. of the Center for the Arts Dorothy K. Robinson, VP and General Counsel Linda Koch Lorimer, VP and Secretary of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 6,954/1,051 Accreditation...... NE the University Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 2,694/542 Academic Calendar...... Semester Bruce D. Alexander, VP and Dir. of New Haven Library Collection ...... 21,800,000,000 Student Body ...... Coed & State Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Tuition/Fees...... $32,976/$214 Peter Salovey, Dean of Yale College Total Enrollment 11,144 215 11,359 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,932 Richard H. Shaw, Jr., Dean, Undergraduate Undergrad Degree 5,242 26 5,268 Endowment...... $500,000,000 Admissions & Financial Aid Graduate Degree 5,816 93 5,909 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 506/141 Jon Butler, Dean, Graduate School of Arts Non-Degree 86 96 182 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 322/42 & Sciences Library Collection...... 1,301,176 Admissions Information: SAT I and three SAT II Robert A.M. Stern, Dean, School of Architecture subject tests or ACT exam required. 12/31 applica- Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Richard Benson, Dean, School of Art tion deadline; $75 fee. Application is available Total Enrollment 3,029 11 3,040 Harold W. Attridge, Dean, Divinity School online at www.yale.edu/admit Undergrad Degree 2,754 0 2,754 James A. Bundy, School of Drama Graduate Degree 11 11 221 James Gustave Speth, Dean, School of Forestry Phone: 203/432-9316 Non-Degree 264 0 264 & Environmental Studies Email: undergraduate/[email protected] Harold H. Koh, Dean, Law School Admissions Information: For applicants to 1as of Fall 2004 class of 2009: SAT I and three SAT II exams (one Joel Podolny, Dean, School of Management of which is the writing exam) or the ACT required. Robert J. Alpern, Dean, School of Medicine Applicants for 2010 and beyond:New SAT and two SAT II exams; or old SAT and three SAT II exams (one of which is the writing exam) or ACT and ACT writing exam recommended. 1/1 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Early Decision 1 deadline; 1/1 Early Decision 2 deadline. Application is avail- POST able online at www.admiss.wesleyan.edu Phone: 860/685-3000 UNIVERSITY Email: [email protected] Focused on Each Student, Every Day Since 1890 1graduate enrollment includes full- and part-time degree seeking; does not include 189 non-degree seeking graduate students BACHELOR’S & ASSOCIATE’S DEGREES Fully Accredited. Scholarships and Financial Aid Available.

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“I earned my first degree through the College of Technology pathway program at Norwalk Community College in Engineering Technology. Then I transferred to the University of Hartford’s engineering program and now I’m finishing my Ph.D. in Engineering at Rutgers.

The affordable, accessible education of the Connecticut Community Colleges made it possible for me to start my education and offered me scholarship and transfer opportunities that I couldn’t find anywhere else. It was the best investment I ever made.” – Paola Jaramillo

Economic Impact studies show positive returns on the investments made by students and the State of Connecticut in the Connecticut Community Colleges: • For every credit completed, students will average $169 more per year while working. • For every year of full-time study, students will earn approximately $5,027 more each year they are in the workforce. • Every $1 invested by students, returns $6.17 in discounted future earnings over 35 years. • The State of Connecticut saves $24.2 million each year because higher education improves employment opportunities, and reduces demand for health and human services. • Taxpayers win because every dollar of State money invested in Connecticut’s Community Colleges today returns a cumulative of $18.33 over the next 35 years.

Each year thousands of students, like Paola Jaramillo, begin their academic careers at a community college and learn that the decision to invest in themselves and their education pays dividends in improved earnings, employment opportunities, marketable skills, and a better life for themselves and their families.

Give us a call at (800) 33.CLASS or visit us online at www.commnet.edu to learn why you should invest in a community college education. Asnuntuck Community College in Enfield • (860) 253.3000 Capital Community College in Hartford • (860) 906.5000 Gateway Community College in New Haven & North Haven • (203) 285.2000 Housatonic Community College in Bridgeport • (203) 332.5000 Manchester Community College in Manchester • (860) 512.3000 Middlesex Community College in Middletown & Meriden • (860) 343.5800 Naugatuck Valley Community College in Waterbury • (203) 575.8040 Northwestern Connecticut Community College in Winsted • (860) 738.6300 Norwalk Community College in Norwalk • (203) 857.7000 Quinebaug Valley Community College in Danielson & Willimantic • (860) 774.1130 Three Rivers Community College in Norwich • (860) 886.0177 Tunxis Community College in Farmington & Bristol • (860) 255.3500

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Bringing Learning to Life. Eastern Connecticut State University students excel under the tutelage of outstanding faculty who provide a campus environment rich in intellectual discourse and cultural exchange. Faculty members provide personal mentorship as they prepare students to be leaders in today’s global society. • Choose from 31 majors and 42 minors • Programs in Professional Studies, Education, and Arts and Sciences • Economics Professor Rhona Free was named 2004 U.S. Professor of the Year for Master’s Level Universities • “One of New England’s most active honors programs” Peterson’s Guide • One of only 21 members of the prestigious Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges

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ne of the best small university Osystems in the country, the University of Maine System has seven distinctive campuses offering uncommon educational and environmental opportunities from the metropolitan south to the St. John River on The University of Maine the Canadian border. University of Maine at Augusta University of Maine at Farmington University of Maine at Fort Kent For more information, contact the University of Maine at Machias University of Maine System at University of Maine at Presque Isle 1-800-804-3200 University of Southern Maine www.maine.edu 05-NEB-066 ConnDir06_Lstngs CT_ME 10/17/05 2:56 PM Page 55

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Population 2004 ...... 1,317,253 Maine Department of Education Susan Gendron, Commissioner Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 23 State House Station Public Two-Year: ...... 7 Four-Year: ...... 8 Augusta, ME 04333-0023 Independent Two-Year:...... 3 Four-Year: ...... 12 207/624-6600 FAX: 207/624-6601 www.state.me.us/education/homepage.htm Degrees Conferred 2003 Associate ...... 2,144 Maine Community College System Bachelor’s ...... 6,158 John Fitzsimmons, President Master’s ...... 1,349 323 State Street First-Professional ...... 172 Augusta, ME 04330 Doctorate ...... 56 207/629-4000 FAX: 207/629-4048 www.mtcs.net Higher Education Enrollment 2002 System includes Central Maine, Eastern Maine, Kennebec Public Two-Year:...... 10,033 Four-Year:...... 34,817 Valley, Northern Maine, Southern Maine, Washington Public Maine Independent Two-Year: ...... 1,447 Four-Year:...... 17,011 County and York County Community Colleges Foreign Enrollment 2002 ...... 1,390 University of Maine System Joseph W. Westphal, Chancellor Black, Native American, 107 Maine Avenue Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Bangor, ME 04401 Students as % of Total Higher 207/973-3240 FAX: 207/973-3296 Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 5% www.maine.edu System includes University of Maine, University of Maine Per-Capita Income 2004 ...... $30,566 at Augusta, Farmington, Fort Kent, Machias and Presque State Appropriation for Higher Education Isle and the University of Southern Maine Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2005 ....$6.07

Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2005

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Central Maine David Gonyea , Dir. of Housing/Residential Life Phone: 800/891-2002 X 273 Community College Ronald Bolstridge, Dir. of Registration & Records Email: [email protected] Robert Boucher, Manager, Information 1 1250 Turner Street 207/755-5100 Technology Services as of June 2003 Auburn 04210 FAX: 207/755-5493 Judith Frost, Dir. of Library Services 2enrollment does not include 263 FTE in www.cmcc.edu Accreditation...... NE, Specialized non-credit courses Founded 1964; provides technical, occupational Academic Calendar...... Semester and transfer programs leading to certificates and Student Body ...... Coed Eastern Maine associate degrees in 27 areas including general Tuition/Fees...... $2,220/$765 Community College studies and liberal studies. Articulation agreements $4,650/$765 facilitate transfer to baccalaureate programs. Offers RSP Tuition...... $3,330 354 Hogan Road 207/974-4800 unique programs in occupational health and safety, Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,050 Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/974-4608 architectural and civil engineering technology and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 55/8 www.emcc.edu graphic arts/printing technology. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 49/22 Founded 1966; offers technical programs and trans- 1 Scott Knapp, President Library Collection...... 12,300 fer education leading to associate degrees; continu- Gary Webber, Dir. of Finance Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total2 ing education; summer session for degree credit. Patricia Vampatella, Dean of Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 838 1,118 1,956 Joyce Hedlund, President Annee Tara, Dir. of Development Undergrad Degree 823 720 1,543 Ron Turner, Academic Dean/Vice President Charles Collins, Dean of Students Non-Degree 15 398 413 Robert Brown, Dir. of Finance Diane Dostie, Dean of Corporate Admissions Information: No exam required. Daniel Crocker, Dir. of Institutional Research & Community Services Rolling application deadline for all programs except & Student Data Elizabeth Oken, Dir. of Admissions nursing (1/31 deadline). $20 application fee. Candace Ward, Dir. of Student Aid Michael Roy, Dir. of Financial Aid Application is available online at www.cmcc.edu Timothy Conroy, Dean of Information Technology

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Karen Reilley, Assistant Dean for Library Lisa York-Lemelin, Registrar Capt. Jeff Loustaunau, VP for Student Services, & Media Services Julie Hood, Dean of Information Technology CMDR of Midshipmen & Port Captain Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Stephen LaRochelle, Librarian Jeffrey Wright, Dir. of Admissions Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Deidra Davis, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... Semester James Sheridan, Dir. of Residence Life Tuition/Fees...... $2,220/$535 Student Body ...... Coed Tom Sawyer, Registrar $4,650/$535 Tuition/Fees...... $2,220/$375 Wendy Knickerbocker, Dir. of Library Services RSP Tuition...... $3,330 $4,650/$375 Richard Youcis, Dir. of Career Services Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,446 RSP Tuition...... $3,330 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Endowment ...... $1,400,000 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 59/3 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 42/10 Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 56/181 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 41/104 Tuition/Fees...... $6,380/$1,2401 Library Collection...... 16,000 Library Collection...... 28,673 $12,310/$1,240 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total RSP Tuition...... $9,570 Total Enrollment 973 1,078 2,051 Total Enrollment 568 1,204 1,772 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,720 Undergrad Degree 954 521 1,475 Undergrad Degree 555 799 1,354 Endowment ...... $12,000,000 Non-Degree 19 557 576 Non-Degree 13 405 418 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 110/15 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 50/16 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required Admissions Information: Accuplacer for Library Collection...... 213,946 for some programs. Rolling application deadline; general programs; HOBET test for allied health $20 fee. programs. $20 fee. Rolling application deadline Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total for most programs. Total Enrollment 808 9 817 Phone: 207/974-4680 Undergrad Degree 796 9 805 Email: [email protected] Phone: 207/453-5035 Graduate Degree 12 0 12 Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Kennebec Valley required. 6/30 application deadline; $15 fee. 12/20 Community College Maine Maritime Academy Early Decision deadline. Free Application is available online at www.mainemaritime.edu 92 Western Avenue 207/453-5000 Admissions Office 207/326-4316 Fairfield 04937 FAX: 207/453-5010 Castine 04420 www.mainemaritime.edu Phone: 207/326-2206 Email: [email protected] www.kvcc.me.edu Founded 1941; offers technical and professional Founded 1969; offers technical, liberal studies, programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, and mas- 1mandatory fees range from $1,240 to $1,300 and occupational programs leading to postsecondary ter’s degrees. Majors include international business certificates and associate degrees; continuing educa- and logistics, marine engineering, marine trans- tion; cooperative education; summer sessions for portation, marine science, small vessel operations, Northern Maine degree credit. marina management, and power engineering. Community College Barbara Woodlee, President Leonard H. Tyler, President 33 Edgemont Drive 207/768-2700 Karen White, Vice President/Academic Dean Richard R. Ericson, VP for Finance, Administration Presque Isle 04769 FAX: 207/768-2831 John Delile, Dean of Finance and Administration & Government Affairs www.nmcc.edu Kathleen Moore, Dean of Student Affairs John Barlow, Academic Dean & Provost Founded 1961; offers career and transfer programs Anne Connors, Dir. of Financial Aid Deidra Davis, Dean of Student Services leading to certificates, diplomas and associate degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Timothy Crowley, President Alan Punches, Vice President/Academic Dean William Egeler, Dean of Students Larry LaPlante, Dir. of Finance Patricia Sutherland, Dir. of Development & College Relations Sonja Fongemie, Dean of Continuing Education William Casavant, Dir. of Admissions Norma Smith, Assistant Dir. of Financial Aid Thomas Richard, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Betsy Harris, Registrar Barry Ingraham, Information Systems Manager Peggy O’Kane, Assistant Dean of Learning Resources Accreditation...... NE, Specialized E N I

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CONNECTION’s 2006 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities

RSP Tuition...... $3,330 University of Maine Grace Leonard, Dean of the College of Natural

Housing, Room & Board ...... $4,340 & Social Sciences C

Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 54/6 168 College Avenue 207/581-1110 Frank Bean, Dean of the College of Mathematics o Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 44/62 Orono 04473-9967 FAX: 207/581-1517 & Professional Studies n n

Library Collection...... 14,000 www.umaine.edu Sheri Fraser, Dir. of Admissions & Advising e c

Leslie McCormick, Dir. of Student Financial Aid t Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1895; University of Maine System’s i Deborah Begin, Bursar c Total Enrollment 619 362 981 flagship campus. Over 11,000 undergraduate and u Undergrad Degree 619 216 835 graduate students pursue 184 programs of study Lauren DuBois, Dir. of Computer Services t Thomas Abbott, Dean of Extended Campus Learning P Non-Degree 0 146 146 earning bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. u

Kathy Dexter, Dean of Student Services b

Admissions Information: ACT Asset Testing for Robert A. Kennedy, President l Gillian Jordan, Dean of University College, Bangor i placement. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Janet E. Waldron, VP for Administration c Application is available online at www.nmcc.edu Jeff Mills, VP for University Advancement Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Joe Carr, Dir. of University Relations Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 800/535-6682 C. Thomas Skaggs, Dir. of Institutional Research Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] Sharon M. Oliver, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $4,290/$735 $10,380/$735 1 Peggy Crawford, Dir. of Student Financial Aid

fees vary according to program of study M Andrew Matthews, Dir. of Housing Services RSP Tuition...... $6,435 Tammy Light, Manager of Student Records Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing a i Dennis Casey, Bursar Endowment ...... $1,400,000 n Southern Maine e John H. Gregory, Executive Dir. of Technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 189/32 Community College P

Joyce Rumery, Dir. of Library Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 99/189 u 2 Fort Road 207/741-5500 Library Collection...... 109,492 b Accreditation...... NE, Specialized l i South Portland 04106 FAX: 207/741-5751 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total c www.smccme.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 1,640 3,898 5,538 Founded 1946; offers technical, occupational and Tuition/Fees...... $5,520/$1,390 Undergrad Degree 1,598 2,884 4,482 liberal studies programs leading to postsecondary $15,660/$1,390 Non-Degree 42 1,014 1,056 certificates and associate degrees; summer session RSP Tuition...... $8,280 Admissions Information: No exam required. for degree credit. Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,732 9/30 application deadline; $25 fee. Application is James O. Ortiz, President Endowment ...... $54,500,000 available online at www.uma/maine.edu/applica- Janet M. Sortor, VP & Dean of Academic Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,610/150 tionprocess.html Don Ladd, Dean of Administration & Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 503/237 Diane M. Vickrey, Executive Dir. of Planning Library Collection...... 4,889,000 Phone: 207/621-3185 Email: [email protected] & Affirmative Action Officer & Acting Dean Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total of Students Total Enrollment 8,610 2,748 11,358 Staci Grasky, Associate Dean for Information Undergrad Degree 7,411 986 8,397 University of Maine & Enrollment Sevices Graduate Degree 1,098 703 1,801 at Farmington David Tracy, Assistant Dean for Enrollment Services Non-Degree 101 1,059 1,160 Scott MacDonald, Dir. of Financial Aid 111 South Street 207/778-7000 Karen Field, Bursar Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Farmington 04938 FAX: 207/778-8193 required (SAT I preferred); Early Action deadline: www.umf.maine.edu Accreditation...... NE, Specialized December 15th. Rolling admission begins January Academic Calendar...... Semester 15th; $40 fee. Application is available online at Founded 1864; liberal arts college offers programs Student Body ...... Coed apply.maine.edu in teacher education, human services and arts and Tuition/Fees...... $2,200/$720 sciences leading to bachelor’s degrees; summer $4,650/$720 Phone: 877-486-2364 session for degree credit. RSP Tuition...... $3,300 Email: [email protected] Theodora J. Kalikow, President Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,824 Allen H. Berger, VP, Academic Affairs & Provost Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 113/37 Valerie O. Huebner, Executive Assistant to Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 95/197 University of Maine at Augusta the President Library Collection...... 34,060 William W. Geller, Interim VP for Administration Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 46 University Drive 207/621-3000 F. Celeste Branham, Interim VP Student & Total Enrollment 2,135 1,968 4,103 Augusta 04330 FAX: 207/621-3116 Community Services Undergrad Degree 2,063 1,286 3,349 www.uma.maine.edu Ronald P. Milliken, Dir. of Financial Aid Non-Degree 72 682 754 Founded 1965; offers liberal arts and occupational Hollie L. Ingraham, Dir. of Student Life Admissions Information: Contact institution programs leading to postsecondary certificates, Carla DeGraw, Acting Registrar regarding admissions or placement exams. Rolling associate and bachelor’s degrees; summer session Sharon L. Nadeau, Dir. of Business Systems application deadline; $20 fee. Application is avail- for degree credit. Franklin D. Roberts, Dir. of Library/Media Center able online at www.smccME.edu Mary B. Sylvester, Alumni Relations & Richard Randall, Interim President University Advancement Richard Campbell, VP for Finance Phone: 207/741-5800 Laurie A. Gardner, Dir. of Human Resources Joshua Nadel, Executive VP & Provost Email: [email protected] & Administrative Services Sheri Stevens, VP for Administration

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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total University of Maine Academic Calendar...... Semester Total Enrollment 786 290 1,076 at Presque Isle Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 778 114 892 Tuition/Fees...... $5,010/$531 Non-Degree 8 176 184 181 Main Street 207/768-9400 $12,240/$531 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Presque Isle 04769 FAX: 207/768-9608 RSP Tuition...... $7,515 exam required. Rolling application deadline; www.umpi.maine.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,984 $40 fee. Application is available online at Founded 1903; offers a variety of majors leading to Endowment ...... $9,420,345 www.umfk.maine.edu/admissions/tools bachelor’s degrees in teacher education, career and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 215/119 professional fields, health and human services, arts Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 119/40 Phone: 207/834-7600 and sciences, and the natural environment. Library Collection...... 199,050 Email: [email protected] Karl Burgher, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Charles G. Bonin, VP, Administration & Finance Total Enrollment 2,061 288 2,349 University of Maine Richard L. Kimball, VP, Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 2,040 197 2,237 at Machias Barbara J. DeVaney, Dir. of AA/EEO Non-Degree 21 91 112 Erin V. Benson, Dir. of University Relations Admissions Information: No exam required. 9 O’Brien Avenue 207/255-1200 Gail R. Scott, Dir. of Grants SAT I scores will be considered if submitted. Machias 04654 FAX: 207/255-4864 Barbara J. Bridges, Dir. of Financial Aid Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Early www.umm.maine.edu James D. Stepp, Dir. of Residence Life Action deadline. Application is available online at Founded 1909; offers bachelor’s degree programs in Sharon E. Roix, Registrar www.umf.maine.edu/~admit/index.html environmental and biological sciences, interdiscipli- Brian Manter, Dir. of Admissions nary fine arts, recreation management1, history, Gregory T. Curtis, Dir. of Library Phone: 207/778-7050 English, teacher education, behavioral science and Carolyn L. Cheney, Dir. of Personnel Email: [email protected] community studies, and business administration; coop- David St. Peter, Dir. of Physical Plant erative education, summer session for degree credit. Myrna McGaffin, Dir. of Student Support Services University of Maine Cynthia E. Huggins, President Linda Mastro, Dir. of Health Center at Fort Kent Thomas Potter, Chief Financial Officer John Harrington, Dir. of Counseling Stuart G. Swain, Acting Associate VP Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 23 University Drive 207/834-7500 for Academic Affairs Academic Calendar...... Semester Fort Kent 04743 FAX: 207/834-7503 Jean L. Schild, Coordinator of Student Resources Student Body ...... Coed www.umfk.maine.edu Mary Stover, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $4,290/$530 Founded 1878; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Stewart Bennett, Dir. of Admissions $10,680/$530 tion, nursing, business, e-commerce, environmental Stephanie Larrabee, Dir. of Student Financial Aid RSP Tuition...... $6,435 studies, rural public safety, and professional pro- Kimberly S. Page, Dir. of Student Life Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,246 grams leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees; Bert Phipps, Librarian Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 106/13 continuing and cooperative education; summer Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/65 session for degree credit; distance education Academic Calendar...... Semester Library Collection...... 835,000 program in Nursing (RN-Upgrade). Student Body ...... Coed Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Richard Cost, President Tuition/Fees...... $4,290/$555 Total Enrollment 1,156 496 1,652 John D. Murphy, VP, Administration $11,640/$555 Undergrad Degree 1,149 222 1,371 Rachel Albert, VP, Academic Affairs RSP Tuition...... $6,435 Non-Degree 7 274 281 Tamara Mitchell, Dir. of Human Relations Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,678 Admissions Information: Placement Jason Parent, Dir. of University Relations Endowment ...... $1,000,000 tests required. Rolling application deadline; & Alumni Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 59/5 $25 fee. Application is available online at Donald Raymond, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/34 www.umpi.maine.edu Douglas Barley, Dir. of Admissions Library Collection...... 91,000 Ellen Cost, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 207/768-9532 Stephanie Cote, Assistant Dir. of Residential Life Total Enrollment 508 683 1,191 Email: [email protected] Sharon Johnson, Dean of Information Services Undergrad Degree 498 127 625 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 10 556 566 University of Academic Calendar...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Southern Maine Student Body ...... Coed required. August 15 application deadline; $40 fee. Tuition/Fees...... $4,290/$554 12/15 Early Action deadine. Application is available 96 Falmouth Street 207/780-4141 $10,380/$554 online at apply.maine.edu P.O. Box 9300 FAX: 207/780-4933 RSP Tuition...... $6,435 Portland 04104-9300 www.usm.maine.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,672 Phone: 207/255-1318 Founded 1878; offers liberal arts, technical and Endowment ...... $1,563,612 Email: [email protected] professional programs leading to associate, bache- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 78/6 1 lor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/2 recreation ranagement program accredited by the National Recreation & Park Association education; cooperative education; summer and Library Collection...... 67,137 winter sessions for degree credit.

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to the President Non-Degree 108 1,786 1,894 c & Student Affairs Joseph S. Wood, Provost & VP, Academic Affairs Admissions Information: SAT or ACT John Rainone, Dean of Institutional Advancement Rosa Redonnett, VP, Enrollment Management exam required. 2/15 priority application deadline; John Sullivan, Dir. of Finance & Administration Craig Hutchinson, VP, Student & University Life $40 fee. Application is available online at Fred Quistgard, Dir. of Admissions Elizabeth Shorr, VP, University Advancement www.usm.maine.edu/admit David Daigle, Dir. of Financial Aid Kathleen Roberts, Executive Dir. of Campus Doreen Rogan, Assistant Academic Dean Diversity & Equity Phone: 1-800-800-4usm Debra Fielding, Assistant Dean of Students Margo Wood, Assoc. Provost & Dean of Email: [email protected] David Markow, Assistant Academic Dean Graduate Studies Eric Bourque, MIS Administrator Judy Tizon, Assoc. Provost for Undergraduate Amber Tatnall, Dir. of Library & Learning Education Washington County Resource Center Luisa Deprez, Interim Dean, College of Education Community College Paulette Millette, Coordinator of Business & & Human Development One College Drive 207/454-1000 Industry Services John Wright, Dean, School of Applied Science, Calais 04619 FAX: 207/454-1026 Monica L. Dumont, Administrative Assistant Engineering & Technology www.wccc.me.edu to the President Jane Kirschling, Dean, College of Nursing & Health Professions Founded 1969; offers comprehensive, post- Accreditation...... NE Zark VanZandt, Dean, Lewiston-Auburn College secondary transfer and technical education Academic Calendar...... Semester Jack W. Trifts, Dean, School of Business programs leading to postsecondary certificates, Student Body ...... Coed Colleen Khoury, Dean, School of Law diplomas and associate degrees. Tuition/Fees...... $2,220/$840 Karl Braithwaite, Dean, Edmund S. Muskie School William H. Cassidy, President $4,650/$840 of Public Service Veronica Delcourt, VP & Academic Dean RSP Tuition...... $3,330 Joseph Austin, Dean, Office of Student Life Darin McGaw, Dean for Student & Community Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Robert S. Caswell, Executive Dir. of Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 46/10 Office of Public Affairs Arlene Wren, Dir. of Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/70 Steven Rand, Registrar Cynthia Moholland, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Library Collection...... 8,321 Dee Gardner, Dir. of Admission Managment/Registrar Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Keith D. Dubois, Dir. of Financial Aid Joyce Maker, Financial Aid Coordinator Total Enrollment 322 482 804 Judith L. Johnson, Dir. of Institutional Research Eric Mitchell, Dir. of Residential Life Undergrad Degree 296 270 566 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Joline Cook, Librarian Non-Degree 26 212 238 Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exam required. No Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... Semester application deadline; $20 fee. Application is avail- Tuition/Fees...... $3,984/$655 Student Body ...... Coed able online at www.yccc.edu $11,040/$655 Tuition/Fees...... $2,220/$725 RSP Tuition...... $5,976 $4,650/$1,375 Phone: 207/646-9282 X304 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,690 RSP Tuition...... $3,330 Email: [email protected] Endowment ...... $20,490,798 Housing, Room & Board ...... $2,066 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,027/395 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 32/1 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 390/274 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 49/0 Library Collection...... 1,940,583 Library Collection...... 12,000

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For Information on Independent Bangor Theological Seminary Bates College Institutions in Maine 300 Union Street 207/942-6781 Lewiston 04240 207/786-6255 Maine Independent Colleges Association Bangor 04401-4699 FAX: 207/990-1267 FAX: 207/786-6123 College of the Atlantic www.bts.edu www.bates.edu 105 Eden Street 207/288-5015 Founded 1814; affiliated with United Church of Christ; Founded 1855; offers bachelor’s degrees in liberal Bar Harbor, ME 04609 FAX: 207/788-4216 an ecumenical seminary awards master’s of divinity, arts and sciences; and teacher education programs; master’s of arts and doctor of ministry degrees. unique 4-4-1 academic calendar year offers fall, Andover College William C. Imes, President winter and five-week concentrated study term. Glenn Miller, Academic Dean Elaine T. Hansen, President 901 Washington Avenue 207/774-6126 Rebecca Wright, VP for Advancement Terry J. Beckmann, VP Finance & Administration, Portland 04103 FAX: 207/774-1715 Brian P. Moody, Dir. of Office of Academic and Treasurer www.andovercollege.edu & Student Services Jill N. Reich, VP, Academic Affairs & Dean Founded 1967; offers programs leading to associate Michael Huddy, Dir. of Public Relations of the Faculty degrees; certificate programs, internship programs. Michael Huddy, Dir. of Admissions William C. Hiss, VP for External Affairs Year-round sessions for all programs. Laurie MacQuarrie, Dir. of Library Services, Victoria M. Devlin, VP for College Advancement Steven Ingram, President & CEO Moulton & General Theological Library Bryan McNulty, Dir. of Communications David L. Blessing, Dir. of Admissions Accreditation...... NE, Specialized & Media Relations Adrienne J. Amari, Dir. of Student Finances Academic Calendar...... Semester James C. Fergerson, Dir. of Institutional Planning Geraldine Ney, Dir. of Student Services Student Body ...... Coed & Analysis Renee Roach, Dir. of Education Tuition/Fees...... $10,500/$160 Wylie L. Mitchell, Dean of Admissions Celia Dobson, Registrar Housing, Room & Board...... $11,038 Tedd R. Goundie, Dean of Students Stephen J. Horr, Dir. of MIS Endowment ...... $9,236,761 Meredith H. Braz, Registrar & Dir. of Student Martha T. Ott, Dir. of Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 11/0 Financial Services Margaret Lamoreaux, Dir. of Business Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 8/11 Czerny Brasuell, Dir. of Multicultual Affairs B Cecilia Zapata, Dir. of Affirmative Action Accreditation...... NE Library Collection...... 325 & Institutional Diversity Academic Calendar...... Semester Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Eugene Wiemers, Associate VP for Academic Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 34 98 132 Affairs, Dir. of Information Services & Librarian Tuition/Fees...... $7,200/$1,200 Graduate Degree 17 73 90 Christopher D. Lee, Dir of Human Resources Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Non-Degree 0 13 13 A. Charles Kovacs, Dir. of Career Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 34/0 Admissions Information: No exams required. Thomas P. Carey, Dir. of Security & Campus Safety Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/20 8/15 application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Robert D. Bremm, Dir. of Physical Plant Library Collection...... 12,000 available online at www.bts.edu/admissions Susan R. Coffey, Dir. of Athletics Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Christy P. Tisdale, Dir. of Health Services Total Enrollment 490 20 510 Phone: 207/942-6781 X126 Laurie Henderson, Dir. of Office Services Undergrad Degree 490 0 490 Email: [email protected] Marc H. C. Bessire, Dir. of Bates College Non-Degree 0 20 20 Museum of Art Admissions Information: No exams required. Christine Schwartz, Dir. of Dining Services Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Phone: 207/774-6126 Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $42,1001 Housing, Room & Board...... included Endowment...... $185,267,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 473/68 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 177/29 Library Collection...... 950,000 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,744 32 1,776 Undergrad Degree 1,743 0 1,743 Non-Degree 1 32 33 Admissions Information: SAT is optional. 1/15 application deadline; $60 fee. 11/15 Early Decision Round 1 deadlines; 1/1 Early Decision Round 2 deadline. Application is available online at C I T

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Anne Shields, Dir. of the Career Planning application deadline; $40 fee. C

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Deborah Crockett, President Endowment...... $515,000,000 e 4000 Mayflower Hill Drive 207/872-3000 p

Catherine Haskell, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 556/109 Waterville 04901 FAX: 207/872-3555 e Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 152/31 n

Maggie Magee, Dir. of Financial Aid www.colby.edu d 2 Ellen Edwards, Registrar Library Collection...... 1,008,791 e M

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Douglas C. Terp, Administrative VP & Treasurer d Tuition/Fees...... $5,580/$125 Admissions Information: No exams required, Edward H. Yeterian, VP for Academic Affairs e Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing except TOEFL for international applicants. SAT I p

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Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 11/4 and/or ACT scores considered if submitted. 1/1 Janice Kassman, VP for Student Affairs n Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/9 application deadline; $60 fee. 11/1 and 1/1 Early d

& Dean of Students e Library Collection...... 7,534 Decision deadlines. Application is available online Stephen B. Collins, Dir. of Communications n t Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total at www.bowdoin.edu/admissions/ Parker Beverage, Dean of Admissions Total Enrollment 221 123 344 Phone: 207/725-3101 & Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 217 118 335 Email: [email protected] Paul Johnston, Associate Dean of Students Non-Degree 4 5 9 George Coleman, Registrar Admissions Information: No exam required. 1admissions office Raymond Phillips, Dir. of Information & Technology Services Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. 2library holdings include the following: Volumes - 981,074; Audiovisual Material - 21,922; Suanne Muehlner, Dir. of Colby Libraries Phone: 207/947-4591 Periodical Titles (print, microform and electronic Richard A. Ammons, VP for College Relations Email: [email protected] format) - 5,665; Electronic Databases - 130 Sally Baker, Executive Assistant to the President and Secretary of the College 1 8-week mod schedule Douglas E. Reinhardt, Associate VP for Investments Central Maine Medical Center Mark Freeman, Dir. of Institutional Research Bowdoin College School of Nursing & Assessment 70 Middle Street 207/795-2840 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 5000 College Station1 207/725-3000 Lewiston 04240 FAX: 207/795-2849 Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Brunswick 04011-8441 FAX: 207/725-3123 www.cmmcson.edu Student Body ...... Coed www.bowdoin.edu Tuition/Fees...... $41,7701 Founded 1891; offers professional nursing program Founded 1794; offers a liberal arts program leading Housing, Room & Board...... included leading to associate degrees. to bachelor’s degrees. Endowment...... $357,171,0002 Peter E. Chalke, President Barry Mills, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 551/153 Charles Orne, Treasurer S. Catherine Longley, Sr. VP, Finance & Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 166/62 Sharon L. Kuhrt, Director Administration and Treasurer Library Collection...... 1,009,896 Susan C. Baltrus, Associate Director Craig A. McEwen, Dean for Academic Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Lucille Webber, Chairperson, Admissions Committee Craig W. Bradley, Dean of Student Affairs Total Enrollment 1,821 0 1,821 Keith Bourgault, Dir. of Financial Aid Kassie Freeman, Dean for Academic Advancement Undergrad Degree 1,820 0 1,820 Kathleen C. Jacques, Registrar & Housing Officer William A. Torrey, Sr. VP, Planning & Non-Degree 1 0 1 Peter Miller, Chief Technology & Library Officer Administration and Chief Development Officer Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Nigel S. Bearman, VP, Finance & Controller required. 1/1 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Academic Calendar...... Semester Scott W. Hood, VP, Communications Early Decision 1 deadline; 1/1 Early Decision 2 Student Body ...... Coed & Public Affairs deadline. Application is available online at Tuition/Fees...... $2,898/$1,205 Christine Brooks Cote, Dir. of Institutional www.colby.edu/admissions Research & Registrar Housing, Room & Board ...... $1,5001 James Miller, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 6/0 Phone: 800/723-3032 Stephen Joyce, Dir. of Student Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 9/4 Email: [email protected] Kimberly A. Pacelli, Dir. of Residential Life Library Collection...... 3,049 1 Mitchel W. Davis, Chief Information Officer Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total comprehensive fee includes tuition, room and board Sherrie S. Bergman, Librarian Total Enrollment 114 2 116 Tamara Spoerri, Dir. of Human Resources Undergrad Degree 114 2 116 2endowment as of 6/30/2004 Jeff H. Ward, Dir. of Athletics

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College of the Atlantic Fall Enrollment FT PT Total Maine College of Art Total Enrollment 15 17 32 105 Eden Street 207/288-5015 Undergrad Degree 12 0 12 97 Spring Street 207/775-5032 Bar Harbor 04609 FAX: 207/288-3780 Non-Degree 3 17 20 Portland 04101 FAX: 207/775-5069 www.coa.edu Admissions Information: No exam required; www.meca.edu Founded 1969; offers liberal arts and teacher edu- TOEFL required for students whose native lan- Founded 1882; offers professional visual art and cation programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s guage is not English or who have not attended an design programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees in human ecology. English medium school/college for at least four of fine arts degrees; continuing and professional Steven Katona, President years. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. education; summer sessions. Griffiths, Andrew, Administrative Dean Email: [email protected] William R. Dill, President Karen Waldron, Academic Dean Elizabeth Elicker, Executive Vice President Andrew Campbell, Associate Dean of Student Life 1contact institution for housing information Greg Murphy, VP, Academic Affairs David Feldman, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs & Dean of the College Ken Hill, Associate Dean of Academic Services Tim Kane, VP, Advancement & College Relations John Anderson, Associate Dean of Advanced Studies Husson College Rick Longo, VP, Enollment Management Accreditation ...... NE Cand One College Circle 207/941-7000 Joshua Bergey, Dean of Admissions Academic Calendar...... Trimester Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/941-7988 Michelle Leclerc, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body ...... Coed www.husson.edu Carmita McCoy, Dean of Students/Dir. Tuition/Fees...... $26,238/$375 of Student Affairs Founded 1898; provides accounting, business, Anne Dennison, Registrar Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,239 computer information systems, psychology, Endowment ...... $15,000,000 Bucky Bohrmann, Dir. of Technology Support criminal justice, paralegal studies, nursing, Margaret Boylan, Librarian Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 60/2 physical therapy, occupational therapy, education, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 19/10 Toby Kamps, Dir. of the Institute for English and other professional programs leading to Contemporary Art Library Collection...... 12,345 associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continu- Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total ing education; online courses for nursing; summer Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 269 14 283 session and cooperative education. Academic Calendar...... Semester Undergrad Degree 256 6 262 Student Body ...... Coed William Beardsley, President Tuition/Fees...... $23,380/$650 Graduate Degree 9 2 11 John Porter, VP of Administration & Controller Non-Degree 4 6 10 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,692 Robert Smith, Chief Academic Officer Endowment ...... $3,342,227 Admissions Information: No exams required. 2/15 John Rubino, Dean of the College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 43/14 application deadline; $45 fee. 12/1 and 1/10 Early Paul Husson, Dir. of Alumni & International Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/39 Decision deadlines. Application is available online Julie Green, Dir. of Public Relations Library Collection...... 26,5001 at www.coa.edu Jane Goodwin, Dir. of Admisisons Linda Conant, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 207/288-5015 x230 Frances Tracy, Dir. of Residential Life Total Enrollment 437 29 466 Email: [email protected] Donna Townsend, Registrar Undergrad Degree 402 22 424 Kevin Casy, Dir. of Information Technology Graduate Degree 35 0 35 Non-Degree 0 7 7 Heartwood College of Art Amy Averre, Head Librarian Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exams required. 123 York Street 207/985-0985 Academic Calendar...... Semester Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Kennebunk 04043 FAX: 207/985-6333 Student Body ...... Coed available online at www.meca.edu www.heartwoodcollegeofart.org Tuition/Fees...... $11,130/$250 Phone: 207/775-3052 Offers integrated curriculum of liberal education, Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,030 Email: [email protected] art foundations, and art studio courses leading to Endowment ...... $3,500,000 Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degrees. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 133/42 1library holdings include books and bound Berri Kramer, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 45/90 periodicals only. Extensive collection of online periodicals, video, film, DVD, electronic databases, Audrey Gup-Mathews, Acting Dean, Director of Library Collection...... 53,708 slides and digital images not included. Marketing & Development Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Susan Wilder, Executive Assistant to the President Total Enrollment 1,291 748 2,039 Cris Beutler, Administrative Coordinator Undergrad Degree 1,234 544 1,778 New England Bible College Academic Calendar...... Semester Graduate Degree 57 204 261 PO Box 2886 207/799-5979 Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: SAT I and/or ACT exam So. Portland 04116 FAX: 207/799-6586 Tuition/Fees...... $10,080/$350 required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. www.nebc.edu Housing, Room & Board...... 1 12/15 Early Action deadline. Application is avail- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2/3 able online at www.husson.edu Founded 1980; offers bachelor’s degrees with Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/12 majors in christian ministry, bible and theology and Library Collection...... 3,100 Phone: 207/941-7100 bible and missions. A two-year associate program Email: [email protected] as well as a one-year Bible certificate program are also available.

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Admissions Information: Aptitude test required Student Body ...... Coed t One College Circle 207/941-7176 at time of admissions interview. Open enrollment; Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/$200 Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/947-3987 $15 fee. Application is available online at Housing, Room & Board ...... $1,9502 www.nescom.edu www.nescom.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 25/5 Founded in 1981, located on the Husson College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/6 campus; offers bachelor’s and associate degrees in Phone: 207/941-7176 X1093 Library Collection...... 30,000 communications and certificates in broadcasting. Email: [email protected] Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total School is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Husson 1 Total Enrollment 65 17 82 College. Major areas of concentration include: students have complete access to the Husson College Library. The NESCom library holds an Undergrad Degree 35 1 36 television production, audio engineering, web additional 1,500 volumes in its own library. Graduate Degree 0 16 16 design, radio and television announcing and produc- Non-Degree 30 030 tion, marketing, advertising and public relations. Admissions Information: No formal exams are William H. Beardsley, President & CEO Rockport College required for admission. Portfolios are required; Benjamin E. Haskell, Executive Vice-President P. O. Box 200 207/236-7034 rolling application deadline; $75 fee. Rodney Verrill, Executive Director/Video Rockport 04856 FAX: 207/236-2558 David C. Maclaughlin, Executive Director/Audio www.rockportcollege.edu Email: [email protected] David Casavant, Treasurer Nikki Rediker, Dir. of Financial Aid Founded in 1996, offers associate of arts degree, 1candidate for accreditation by National Holli Costedio, Ass’t Treasurer one-year artistic and professional certificates, as Association of Schools of Art and Design Kim Nason, Registrar/Dir. of Student Services well as a low-residency MFA degree. A BFA degree 2double occupancy, per 15 week term Mark Nason, Dir. of Alumni/ program is pending. The college is located on the Station Manager, WHSN-FM campus of the Maine Photographic Workshops in Louise Grant, Dir. of Admissions the harbor village of Rockport, Maine. Saint Joseph’s College George E. Wildey, Vice Chair, NESCom Board David H. Lyman, President and Founder of Maine Amy Averre, Librarian Lucy Bauer, Acting Academic Director 278 Whites Bridge Road 207/892-6766 Accreditation...... Specialized Patricia Barsoumian, Dir. of Admissions Standish 04084 FAX: 207/893-7864 Academic Calendar...... Semester Sarah Szwajkos, Admissions Assistant www.sjcme.edu Jan Rosenbaum, Chairman of MFA Committee Student Body ...... Coed Founded 1912; Roman Catholic college sponsored Elizabeth Greenberg, Dir. of Photography Programs Tuition/Fees...... $8,890/$450 by the Sisters of Mercy offers liberal arts and pro- Brenton Hamilton, Dir. of Professional Certificate Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,030 fessional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s Program in Photography Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 7/1 and master’s degrees; on campus programs and dis- Doug Stradley, Manager of Professional Certificate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 9/32 tance education program. Library Collection...... 62,0001 Program in Photography Monica Chu, Dir. of Professional Certificate David House, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Program in Digital Media Philip Yauch, VP, Finance and Administration Total Enrollment 276 8 284 Kerry Curren, Registrar Daniel Sheridan, VP, Academic Affairs & Undergrad Degree 275 8 283 Melissa Gallace, Assistant Registrar Dean of the College Non-Degree 1 0 1 Jane Richardson, Chief Business Officer Edward Brozman, VP, Institutional Advancement William McCarthy, Dir. of Marketing & Accreditation ...... 1 Public Relations Academic Calendar...... Semester

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Vincent Kloskowski, Dean of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 23/47 Endowment ...... $2,400,000 Andrea Cross, Associate Dean of Financial Aid Library Collection...... 22,024 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 71/13 Mary McVeigh, Bursar Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/0 Gayle Langis, Dir. of Information Systems Total Enrollment 603 267 870 Library Collection...... 52,451 Natalie Hutchinson, Dir. of Library Services Undergrad Degree 599 94 693 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Degree 3 69 72 Total Enrollment 527 8 535 Academic Calendar...... Semester Non-Degree 1 104 105 Undergrad Degree 527 3 530 Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Non-Degree 0 5 5 Tuition/Fees...... $19,980/$715 exam required for bachelor’s degree programs. No Admissions Information: No exams required. Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,580 application deadline; $35 application fee. 12/15 Rolling application deadline August 1; $25 fee. Endowment ...... $4,095,490 Early Decision deadline. Application is available Application is available online at www.unity.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 168/44 online at www.thomas.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 67/156 Phone: 800/624-1024 Library Collection...... 100,462 Phone: 207/859-1111 Email: [email protected] Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 954 29 983 University of New England Undergrad Degree 952 17 969 Unity College Non-Degree 2 12 14 11 Hills Beach Road 207/283-0170 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam 90 Quaker Hill Road 207/948-3131 Biddeford 04005 www.une.edu required. Priority application deadline 3/1, nursing Unity 04988 FAX: 207/948-6277 Founded 1831; offers undergraduate degrees in admission application deadline 1/15; $40 fee. 11/15 http://www.unity.edu health sciences, natural sciences, social sciences, Early Action closing deadlines. Application is avail- Founded 1965; specializes in undergraduate degree liberal arts, education and business administration; able online at www.sjcme.edu/application programs focusing on environmental science, graduate degrees in health sciences, marine natural resource management and outdoor recre- science and education; doctor of osteopathic Phone: 800/338-7057 ation. Graduates are prepared to be environmental medicine; graduate certificate programs; Email: [email protected] stewards, effective leaders, and responsible citizens continuing education; and teacher certification. through active learning experience within a sup- Sandra Featherman, President Thomas College portive community. Jacque Carter, Interim VP for Academic Affairs Mark Lapping, Interim President Bernard Chretien, VP for Business and Finance 180 West River Road 207/859-1111 Chris Melanson, Assistant to the President Andrew Golub, VP for Information Resources Waterville 04901 FAX: 207/859-1114 Roger Jolin, VP for Finance/Business Manager Edward Legg, VP for University Relations www.thomas.edu Martha Nordstrom. Dir. of College Development Alan Liebrecht, Dean of Admissions Founded 1894; offers associate programs in Gary Zane, Dean for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management accounting, arts and sciences, business and CIS Holly Hein, Dean Enrollment & Retention Paul Burlin, Interim Dean, and offers bachelor’s degree programs in account- Services/Registrar College of Arts and Sciences ing, communications, computers, criminal justice, Kay Fiedler, Dir. of Admissions Ellen Beaulieu, Interim Dean, elementary education, finance/economics, man- Martha Nordstrom. Dir. of College Advancement College of Health Professions agement, marketing, psychology, sports manage- Mark Tardif, Assoc. Dir. of College Communications Stephen Shannon, Dean, ment. Master’s degree programs offered in busi- Sandy Donahue, Dir. of Dining Services College of Osteopathic Medicine ness administration, business administration- Libbey Seigars, Dir. of Experiential Programs Barbara Hazard, Dean of Students human resource management and science-com- Roger Duval, Dir. of Facilities Accreditation...... NE, Specialized puter technology education. Rand Newell, Dir. of Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... Semester George R. Spann, President Anna McGalliard, Dir. of Health & Wellness Center Student Body ...... Coed Beth B. Gibbs, VP, Financial Affairs & Treasurer Kathleen Hale, Dir. of Human Resources Tuition/Fees...... $21,540/$735 Thomas Edwards, VP, Academic Affairs Bill Morgan, Dir. of Information Technology Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,730 Eric Rolfson, VP, Institutional Advancement James Horan, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Endowment ...... $22,474,414 Robert B. Callahan, VP, Enrollment Management Jeri Roberts, Dir. of Student Accounts Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 432/83 Christopher Rhoda, VP, Information Services Susan Lowley, Dir. of New Student Orientation/ Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 157/45 Jennifer Quinlan, Dir. of Student Financial Services Service Learning Library Collection...... 187,019 Stephen Nason, Dir. of Residence Life Lisa Desautels-Poliquin, Dean, Student Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Valerie Sirois, Registrar Michael David, Dir. of Student Activities Robert Doan, Dir. of Quimby Library Total Enrollment 2,359 978 3,337 Susan Beane, Assisant Librarian Undergrad Degree 1,382 119 1,501 William Schissler, Dir. of Career Services Judy Eyerer, Dir. of Writing Center Dean Bessey, Chief Public Safety Officer Graduate Degree 917 653 1,570 Accreditation...... NE Leigh Juskevice, Manager Bookstore Non-Degree 60 206 266 Academic Calendar...... Semester Admissions Information: No exams required. Student Body ...... Coed Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar...... Semester Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Tuition/Fees...... $16,300/$390 available online at www.une.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,080 Student Body ...... Coed Endowment ...... $5,764,695 Tuition/Fees...... $16,740/$950 Phone: 207/283-0170 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 49/6 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,630 Email: [email protected]

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Population 2004 ...... 6,416,505 Massachusetts Board of Higher Education Judith I. Gill, Chancellor Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 One Ashburn Place, Room 1401 Public Two-Year: ...... 16 Four-Year: ...... 15 Boston, MA 02108-1696 Independent Two-Year:...... 9 Four-Year: ...... 82 617/994-6950 FAX: 617/727-6397 www.mass.edu Degrees Conferred 2003 Associate ...... 10,842 University of Massachusetts System Office Bachelor’s ...... 44,726 Jack M. Wilson, President Master’s ...... 26,946 225 Franklin St., 12th & 33rd floor First-Professional...... 4,076 Boston, MA 02110 Doctorate...... 2,320 617/287-7000 FAX: 617/287-7044 www.massachusetts.edu Higher Education Enrollment 2002 System includes campuses at Amherst, Boston, Public Two-Year:...... 85,029 Four-Year:....102,845 Dartmouth, Lowell, UMASS Online and the University Independent Two-Year: ...... 2,677 Four-Year:....240,673 of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester. Foreign Enrollment 2002 ...... 29,178 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher

Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 21% Public Massachusetts Per-Capita Income 2004 ...... $41,801 State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2005 ....$3.34

Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2005

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Berkshire Community College Anne M. Moore, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: Rolling application Donald V. Pfeifer, Registrar deadline; $10 in-state application fee; $35 for 1350 West Street 413/499-4660 Richard S. Wixsom, Dir. of Information Technology out-of-state. Pittsfield 01201 FAX: 413/496-9511 Nancy A. Walker, Dir. of the Library www.berkshirecc.edu Angela M. Rawson, Dir. of Development & Phone: 413/499-4660 X242 Email: [email protected] Founded 1960; offers liberal arts, technical, profes- Community Outreach/Exec. Dir. of sional and occupational programs leading to post-sec- BCC Foundation ondary certificates and associate degrees; continuing Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Bridgewater State College education; cooperative education; summer session Academic Calendar...... Semester for degree credit. Student Body ...... Coed 131 Summer Street 508/531-1000 Bridgewater 02325 www.bridgew.edu Andrew M. Scibelli, Interim President Tuition/Fees...... $780/$2,820 Paul Swearengin, Dean of Administration $7,800/$2,820 Founded 1840; provides liberal arts, teacher educa- & Finance RSP Tuition...... $1,170 tion and professional programs leading to bachelor’s Frances M. Feinerman, Dean of Academic Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing and master’s degrees; doctoral degrees in coopera- John Jeffrey Doscher, Dean of Student Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 101/162 tion with University of Massachusetts Lowell; contin- & Enrollment Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 55/113 uing education; summer session for degree credit. Donald R. Anders, Dir. of Human Resources Library Collection...... 72,207 Dana Mohler-Faria, President & Affirmative Action Officer Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Bill Davis, VP, Administration Peter P. Roming, Acting Dir. of Public Relations Total Enrollment 963 1,401 2,364 & Chief Information Officer & Publications Undergrad Degree 926 890 1,816 Nancy Kleniewski, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs John M. Paskus, Dir. of Institutional Research Non-Degree 37 511 548 David Ostroth, VP, Student Affairs & Planning/Grant Writer Molly Fannon Williams, VP, Institutional Advancement Michael F. Bullock, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Services

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Alan Comedy, Assistant to the President for Bristol Community College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Affirmative Action & Minority Affairs Academic Calendar...... Semester Candace Maguire, Dir. of Alumni 777 Elsbree Street 508/678-2811 Student Body ...... Coed & Development Programs Fall River 02720 FAX: 508/730-3270 Tuition/Fees...... $720/$3,030 Eva Gaffney, Dir. of Public Affairs www.bristolcommunitycollege.edu $6,900/$3,030 Michael Young, Dir. of Institutional Research Founded 1965; provides liberal arts, technical and RSP Tuition...... $1,080 & Assessment occupational programs leading to postsecondary Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Gregg Meyer, Dir. of Admissions certificates and associate degrees; continuing Endowment ...... $2,858,778 Janet Gumbris, Dir. of Financial Aid education; cooperative education; summer session Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 217/137 Anthony Esposito, Assistant VP, Student Affairs for degree credit. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 102/395 Irene Checkovich, Registrar Library Collection...... 101,838 William Smith, (Interim) Dean of Graduate Studies John J. Sbrega, President David Feeney, Executive Dean Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Steven Berrien, Dean of Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 3,037 3,827 6,864 Academic Calendar...... Semester Rhonda Gabovitch, Dean of Intitutional Research, Undergrad Degree 2,821 2,776 5,597 Student Body ...... Coed Planning & Assessment Non-Degree 216 1,051 1,267 Tuition/Fees...... $910/$4,596 Steven Kenyon, Dean of Administration & Finance Admissions Information: No exams required. $7,050/$4,596 Steven Ozug, Dean of Enrollment Services Rolling application deadline on a space available RSP Tuition...... $1,365 Jo-Ann Pelletier, Dean of Information basis, except for Health Science majors (must Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,614 Technology Services apply by Jan. 15). $10 Application fee for Mass. Endowment ...... $12,730,227 Maureen Sylvia, Dean of Resource Development residents and eligible Rhode Island residents. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 553/77 Linda Danzell, Asst. Dean of Administration Application is available online at Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 262/357 Karen Dixon, Asst. Dean of Academic Affairs www.bristol.mass.edu Library Collection...... 306,362 Hank Ingles, Asst. Dean of Learning Resources Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Joanne Carroll-Connor, Registrar Phone: 508/678-2811 X2516 Total Enrollment 6,739 2,992 9,731 Sally Cameron, Dir. of College Communications Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 6,275 1,145 7,420 Tafa Awolaju, Dir. of Human Resources Graduate Degree 357 825 1,182 & Affirmative Action Bunker Hill Non-Degree 107 1,022 1,129 David Allen, Dir. of Financial Aid Community College Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Rodney Clark, Dir. of Admissions required. 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee. 11/15 Marianne Taylor, Dir. of Grant Development 250 New Rutherford Avenue 617/228-2000 Early Action deadline. Application is available Fredrick Rocco, Dir. of Advisement & Counseling Boston 02129 FAX: 617/228-2082 online at www.bridgew.edu/admission/applybsc.htm Theresa Romanovitch, Dir. of New Bedford Campus www.bhcc.mass.edu Robin Smith, Dir. of Center for Business & Industry Founded in 1973; offers liberal arts, professional Phone: 508/531-1237 Wayne Wood, Dir. of Public Safety and occupational programs leading to associate Email: [email protected] degrees and postsecondary certificates; weekend college; online college and other distance and individualized learning options; credit and non- credit summer courses; joint admissions program with state colleges; two campuses and five satellite locations; community education; and customized training for business and industry. Mary L. Fifield, President Jesse M. Thompson, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Jane E. Milley, Interim VP, Academic & Student Affairs Emily Dibble, Executive Dean, Institutional Effectiveness Gretchen E. Manning, Dean of the BHCC Foundation & Chief Policy Advisor to the President Pelonomi Khumoetsile-Taylor, Dir. of Diversity & Inclusion Sondlo L. Mhlaba, Dean of Arts & Sciences Richard Boulware, Interim Dean of Professional Studies Beryl Davis, Dean of Nurse Education E G

E & Health Professions L L O

C Judith Burnett, Dean of Chelsea Campus E T

A William Sakamoto, Dean, eCollege/Weekend College T S

G Robert Flynn, Acting Dean, Developmental R U B

H Learning & Academic Support Services C T I F

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Janice Bonanno, Dean of Students Affairs Susan Kline-Symington, Dir. of Admissions Martha Favre, Dir. of Health Services Debra Boyer, Director/Registrar for Greg Masterson, Dir. of Library/ Robert Hynes, Dir. of Counseling Services Enrollment Services Learning Resource Center Erin Kelleher, Dir. of Career Services Susan M. Sullivan, Dir. of Financial Aid Richard Nastri, Dir. of Advising and Counseling Clare O’Brien, Dir. of International Education Carolyn Assa, Interim Executive Dir. of Chet Yacek, Dir. of Human Resources Sue Lauder, Dir. of Athletics Communications Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Christopher Hendry, Interim Dir. of Development Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester James Hamel, Interim Dir. of Public Safety Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,940 Academic Calendar...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,280 $6,900/$2,940 Student Body ...... Coed $6,900/$2,280 RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,032 RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing $7,050/$4,032 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Endowment ...... $4,109,792 RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Endowment ...... $2,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 128/155 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,274 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 223/8 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 66/223 Endowment ...... $9,000,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 118/310 Library Collection...... 84,657 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 317/61 Library Collection...... 76,814 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 166/84 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,352 3,095 4,447 Library Collection...... 241,743 Total Enrollment 2,581 5,240 7,821 Undergrad Degree 1,246 2,050 3,296 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 2,275 3,090 5,365 Non-Degree 106 1,045 1,151 Total Enrollment 3,073 2,128 5,201 Non-Degree 306 2,150 2,456 Admissions Information: No exams required. Undergrad Degree 2,833 454 3,287 Admissions Information: No exams required. Deadlines: 8/15 Fall application priority date; Graduate Degree 223 1,456 1,679 9/2/05 application deadline; $10 fee. 1/10 Spring application priority date; 1/5 Nursing; Non-Degree 17 218 235 2/1 Dental Hygiene. $10 fee for Mass. residents. Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. 4/1 Phone: 617/228-2422

application deadline; $10 fee for in-state students; M Email: [email protected] Phone: 508/362-2131 X4311 $40 fee for out-of-state students. Application is a

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Cape Cod Community College Phone: 978/665-3144 c h

Fitchburg State College u 2240 Iyanough Road 508/362-2131 Email: [email protected] s

West Barnstable 02668 FAX: 508/362-3988 160 Pearl Street 978/345-2151 e t t www.capecod.edu Fitchburg 01420 FAX: 978/665-3693 Framingham State College s Founded 1961; provides liberal arts, technical, pro- www.fsc.edu P 100 State Street 508/626-1220 u fessional and occupational certificate and associ- Founded 1894; provides liberal arts, teacher b

P.O. Box 9101 www.framingham.edu l ate degree programs with diverse distance learn- education, technical and professional programs i c ing options in fall, spring, and summer sessions, leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees and Framingham 01701 plus access to on-site bachelor’s and master’s post-master’s certificates (CAGS); continuing Founded 1839; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- degree programs. Provides extensive non-credit education; summer and winter sessions for tion and professional programs leading to bache- workforce development, adult literacy, and sen- degree credit. lor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; iors-based programs. Robert V. Antonucci, President summer session for degree credit. Kathleen Schatzberg, President Cheryl Groeneveld, VP, Finance, Administration Helen L. Heineman, President Jerry Brisson, Executive VP, Administration & Advancement Dale M. Hamel, VP, Administration, & Finance Michael Fiorentino, VP, Academic Affairs & Provost Finance & Institutional Advancement Robert G. Ross, VP, Academic & Student Affairs Shirley Wagner, Assoc. VP, Academic Affairs Robert Martin, VP, Academic Affairs Earl G. Bloor, Associate Dean, Arts & Sciences Jane Coviello, Assoc. VP, Human Resources Scott Greenberg, Associate VP, Academic Affairs Agustin Dorado, Associate Dean, Learning Support & Affirmative Action Philip M. Dooher, VP, Enrollment Management Services, & Affirmative Action Officer Stanley Bucholc, Dean of Student & Academic Life & Dean of Admissions Susan F. Miller, Associate Dean, Business, Health Elaine Francis, Dean of Education Susanne H. Conley, Associate VP of Academic Sciences, Social Sciences & Human Services Pamela McCafferty, Dean of Enrollment & Student Affairs Roseanna Pena-Warfield, Associate Dean, Management Janet L. Castleman, Dean of Graduate Enrollment Management & Student Jay Bry, Asst. VP, Administration & Continuing Education Development Mary Lynn Leary, Asst. VP, Finance Susan E. Lanzillo, Dir. of Financial Aid Services David Ziemba, Associate Dean, Academic Research Tullio Nieman, Assoc. Dean of Student Glenn Cochran, Assist. Dean, Student Services & Extended Studies & Academic Life & Residence Life Sherry Andersen, Dir. of Financial Aid Michael Shanley, Executive Asst. to the Mark R. Powers, Registrar & Dir. of Student Lois Andre, Dir. of Workforce Education President for External Affairs Records and Registration Services Resource Center Charles Maner, Chief Information Officer Alan W. Quebec, Dir. of Development Sandra Brito, Registrar Karen Schedin, Dir. of Admissions & Alumni Relations John L. Grant, Dir. of Institutional Research Brian Scholten, Registrar Bonnie Mitchell, Dir. of Library Services & Development Robert Foley, Dir. of Library Patrick D. Laughran, Chief Information Michael Gross, Dir. of College Communications Alvin Riley, Dir. of ACCESS & Technology Officer

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Andrea Pickles, Dir. of Academic Technology Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Endowment ...... $5,153,478 Robin Robinson, Dir. of Distance Education Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 215/618 Joseph P. Calapa, Dir. of Financial Services Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 112/311 David N. Baldwin, Dir. of Multicultural Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $780/$3,202 Library Collection...... 74,383 Melinda Stoops, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs $8,430/$3,202 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total & Dir. of Counseling Center RSP Tuition...... $1,170 Total Enrollment 3,215 3,083 6,298 Christopher Gregory, Assistant Dean of Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Undergrad Degree 3,137 2,478 5,615 Academic Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 109/21 Non-Degree 78 605 683 Elaine O’Sullivan, Dir. of Human Resources Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 57/128 Martha Flinter, Dir. of International Library Collection...... 53,547 Admissions Information: No exam required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. 2/15 deadline & Study Abroad Programs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Margaret Storch, Dir. of Publications for RN nursing program; 2/15 for LPN nursing; 2/15 Total Enrollment 1,040 1,313 2,353 for radiologic technology. John M. Macuga, Institutional Research Undergrad Degree 989 1,090 2,079 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 51 223 274 Phone: 413/552-2850 X2850 Academic Calendar...... Semester Admissions Information: Placement test required. Email: [email protected] Student Body ...... Coed Application deadline is the end of the first week of Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,029 classes; $35 fee. Application is available online at Massachusetts Bay $7,050/$4,029 www.gcc.mass.edu RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Community College Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,157 Phone: 413/775-1806 50 Oakland Street 781/239-3000 Endowment ...... $5,000,000 Email: [email protected] Wellesley 02481 FAX: 781/239-1047 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 229/6 www.massbay.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 161/205 Library Collection...... 827,819 Holyoke Community College Chartered 1961; offers associate degree and certificate programs in advanced technologies, health Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 303 Homestead Avenue 413/538-7000 sciences, liberal arts, business and career pro- Total Enrollment 3,132 2,883 6,015 Holyoke 01040 FAX: 413/552-2045 grams; day, evening, summer sessions; Wellesley, Undergrad Degree 3,055 483 3,538 www.hcc.mass.edu Framingham and Ashland locations. Graduate Degree 1 936 937 Founded 1946; provides liberal arts, technical and Non-Degree 76 1,464 1,540 Carole M. Berotte Joseph, President occupational programs leading to associate degrees Pammy Yue Eddinger, VP, Academic Affairs Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. and transfer to four-year institutions; continuing Kim D. Gazzola, VP, Finance 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee for in-state stu- education; cooperative education; summer session Donna Green, VP, Enrollment & Student Services dents; $40 fee for out-of-state students. 11/15 Early for degree credit. Courses offered in traditional and Joseph Sergi, Assistant VP, Administration Action deadline. Application is available online at non-traditional formats including distance learning Laurie Taylor, Associate VP, Human Resources www.framingham.edu/Admissions and learning communities. Campus features an & Labor Relations athletic center. Phone: 508/626-4500 James Regan, Dean of Students Email: [email protected] William F. Messner, President Michael Rice, Registrar Erica Broman, VP, Institutional Development John Driscoll, Dir. of Institutional Research Mike Giampietro, VP, Administration & Finance Donna Raposa, Dir. of Admissions Greenfield Community College Doreen Larson, VP, Enrollment Management and Mary Becotte, Exec. Dir. of College Relations Student Affairs Catherine Lee, Dir. of Learning Resources One College Drive 413/775-1000 Paul Raverta, VP, Business & Communmity Affairs, Paula Ogden, Dir. of Financial Aid Greenfield 01301 FAX: 413/773-5129 and Executive Dir. of the Kittredge Center www.gcc.mass.edu Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Idelia Smith, Assistant VP, Diversity & Academic Calendar...... Semester Founded 1962; awards certificates in occupational Academic Affairs Student Body ...... Coed fields and associate degrees in transfer and career Lisa Wyatt Ganson, VP, Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,930 fields; technical and community education Mark Broadbent, Interim Dir. of Admissions $6,900/$2,930 non-credit courses. & Transfer Affairs RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Robert L. Pura, President Joanna Brown, Dir. of Alumni & Special Events Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Richard Hillier, Dean of Administrative Services Judith Campbell, Dir. of the Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 153/54 David Ram, Dean of Academic Affairs Karen Derouin, Chief Financial Aid Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 73/194 Herbert E. Hentz, Dir. of Diversity Anne Garber, Dir. of Publications Library Collection...... 50,000 Jill Ross, Dir. of Institutional Research Allan J. Davis, Executive Dir. of GCC Foundation Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Martha Field, Dean of Institutional Support Anthony Sbalbi, Registrar Joseph Tolisano, Chief Information Officer Total Enrollment 2,283 2,849 5,132 & Advancement Undergrad Degree 2,190 2,332 4,522 Herbert E. Hentz, Dir. of Admissions Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 93 517 610 Jane Abbott, Dir. of Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... Semester Heather A. Hoyt, Registrar Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: No exam required. Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,468 Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is $6,900/$2,468 available online at www.massbay.edu RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Phone: 781/239-2500 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Email: [email protected]

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Peter Allmaker, Associate Dean of Computer Support Services Allen Morrill, Associate Dean for Library & Learning Services Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $1,030/$5,091 $9,975/$5,091 RSP Tuition...... $1,545 Y M

E Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,300 D A C

A Endowment ...... $5,200,000 E M I Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 176/36 T I R

A Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 79/31 M S

T Library Collection...... 175,000 T E S U

H Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total C A

S Total Enrollment 1,196 644 1,840 S A M Undergrad Degree 1,151 162 1,313 Graduate Degree 16 86 102 Massachusetts College of Art Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,415 636 2,051 Non-Degree 29 396 425 621 Huntington Avenue 617/879-7000 Undergrad Degree 1,341 176 1,517 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required. Boston 02115 www.massart.edu Graduate Degree 68 54 122 Rolling application deadline; $25 fee for out-of- Founded 1873; art school awards bachelor of fine Non-Degree 6 406 412 state students. Application is available online at arts, master of fine arts and master of science in Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT www.mcla.mass.edu

art education degrees; teacher certification; graph- M exam required. 2/15 application deadline; Phone: 800/969-MCLA ic design certificate; continuing education; summer $25 fee for in-state students; $65 for out-of-state. a

Email: [email protected] s

session for degree credit. 12/1 Early Decision deadline for freshmen s a

Katherine Sloan, President applicants only. Application is available c online at www.massart.edu/admissions/ h Don Arpino, Dir. of Fiscal Affairs Massachusetts u

Maritime Academy s Johanna Branson, Sr. VP, Academic Affairs Phone: 617/879-7222 e t

Richard MacMillan, VP, Institutional Advancement t

Email: [email protected] 101 Academy Drive 508/830-5000 s Richard Aronowitz, VP, Administration & Finance

Buzzards Bay 02571 www.maritime.edu P 1 Kathleen Keenan, Assoc. VP, Institutional Planning fees do not include $70 student government fee u & Research Founded 1891; offers bachelor of science degrees in b l

emergency management, facilities and environmen- i Kay Ransdell, Dean of Admissions c & Enrollment Management Massachusetts College tal engineering, international maritime business, Darlene Gillan-Duggan, Dir. of Communications of Liberal Arts marine engineering, marine safety and environmental protection, and marine transportation. Kenneth Berryhill, Dir. of Financial Aid 375 Church Street 413/662-5000 Robert Chambers, Dir. of Housing & Resident Life North Adams 01247 www.mcla.edu Rick Gurnon, President Mercedes Evans, Dir. of Civil Rights Compliance Mike Joyce, VP, Administration & Finance & Diversity Founded 1894; designated as the public liberal arts Alan Hansen, VP, Student Services Edward Coffey, Bursar college for Massachusetts; offers liberal arts, Fran McDonald, Dean of Enrollment Management Frank Callahan, Registrar teacher education and professional programs lead- Roy Fulgueras, Dean of Admissions Paul Dobbs, Acting Dir. of Morton R. Godine Library ing to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing Brad Lima, Dean of Academics George Creamer, Associate Dean of education; summer session for degree credit. Also Elizabeth Benway, Dir. of Financial Aid the Graduate Program provides internship, research and interdisciplinary Mike Cuff, Registrar study opportunities. Erin MacNeil, Dir. of Human Resources Accreditation...... NE Eric Bird, Chief Information Technology Officer Mary K. Grant, President Academic Calendar...... Trimester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized James A. Stakenas, VP, Administration & Finance Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... Semester Stephen A. Green, VP, Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $1,062/$4,045 Student Body ...... Coed Denise Richardello, VP, Enrollment Management $11,867/$4,045 Tuition/Fees...... $1,030/$5,7501 & External Relations RSP Tuition...... $1,593 $10,240/$8,890 Marianne Drake, Chief Advancement Officer Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,4641 RSP Tuition...... $1,545 Lori Gazzillo, Dir. of Public Relations Library Collection...... 55,0002 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,800 Joe DeOrdio, Dir. of Institutional Research & Grants Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment ...... $3,200,000 Total Enrollment 966 24 990 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 183/75 Steve King, Dir of Admissions Beth Petri, Dir. of Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 945 24 969 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 74/124 Graduate Degree 21 0 21 Library Collection...... 476,043 Dianne Manning, Dir. of Residential Life James Cozzaglio, Bursar Andrea Demayo, Registrar

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Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Mary Goodhue Lynch, Dir. of Institutional Research Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing exam required.6/1 application deadline; $50 fee, Albert Ayers, Chief Information Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 307/301 free on-line application. 11/1 Early application Peter Akeke, Dir. of Human Resources Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 122/429 deadline. Application is available online at Joyce Zymaris, Executive Officer for Diversity Library Collection...... 104,194 www.maritime.edu & Minority Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 800/544-3411 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 3,398 4,724 8,122 Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar...... Semester Undergrad Degree 3,398 3,841 7,239 Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 0 883 883 1 all students are required to live on campus all Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,610 Admissions Information: No exam required. four years; housing is guaranteed for all students. $6,900/$2,610 Rolling application deadline; no fee. Application is 2library collection is estimated RSP Tuition...... $1,080 available online at middlesex.mass.edu Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 211/186 Phone: 978/656-3200 Massasoit Community College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 131/359 Email: [email protected] One Massasoit Boulevard 508/588-9100 Library Collection...... 75,000 Brockton 02302 FAX: 508/427-1255 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Mount Wachusett www.massasoit.mass.edu Total Enrollment 3,221 3,687 6,908 Community College Founded 1966; offers liberal arts, technical, profes- Undergrad Degree 2,913 2,096 5,009 444 Green Street 978/632-6600 sional and occupational programs leading to cer- Non-Degree 308 1,591 1,899 Gardner 01440 FAX: 978/630-9559 tificates and associate degrees; continuing educa- Admissions Information: No exams required. www.mwcc.edu tion for degree credit and non-credit; cooperative Rolling application deadline; no fee. Certain pro- education; summer session for degree credit and grams have specific application deadlines. Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, technical, non-credit. Application is available online at professional and occupational programs leading to one-year certificates and associate degrees; Charles Wall, President www.massasoit.mass.edu continuing education; cooperative education; Carl Kowalski, Senior VP, Student Services Phone: 508/588-9100 X1411 summer session for degree credit. & Enrollment Management Email: [email protected] Barbara Finkelstein, VP of Faculty & Instruction Daniel M. Asquino, President Philip Pergola, VP for Administrative Affairs/CFO Edward R. Terceiro, Executive VP Brian O’Leary, VP for Canton Campus and Middlesex Community College Peter Trainor, VP, Academic Affairs Dean of Applied Technology Ann McDonald, VP, Student Services 33 Kearney Square 978/656-3200 Roberta Noodell, Dean, Student Services Sharyn Rice, VP, Community Lowell 01852 FAX: 978/656-3322 & Enrollment Management & Foundation Development www.middlesex.mass.edu Michelle Hughes, Dir. of Admissions Jan LeClair, VP, Institutional Advancement Daniel Kimborowicz, Registrar Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, health, business Jane Gustowski, VP, Administrative Services Mary Beth Courtright, Dir. of Financial Aid and technology programs leading to associate Elaine Smith, VP, Data Management Joanne Jones, Librarian degrees and certificates; continuing education; sum- & Institutional Assessment Sheryl Savage, Dir. of Development mer session for degree credit; non-credit program. Jacqueline Feldman, VP, Lifelong Learning & Alumni Relations Carole A. Cowan, President & Workforce Development Richard Cronin, Dir. of Marketing Jay Linnehan, VP for Administration and Finance Richard L.Pastor, Associate VP, Student Services Patricia Gates-Macchioni, Dir. of Grants Mary-Jane McCarthy, Provost and VP for Academic Melissa Delaney, Assistant VP, Academic Affairs Affairs & Student Development Leann Erickson, Dir. of Public Relations McDonald Furlonge, Dean of Multicultural Affairs Nicole Carter, Dir. of Marketing Lois A. Alves, VP of Enrollment Services, JoEllen Soucier, Dir. of Financial Aid Research & Planning Linda R. Oldach, Dir. of the Library Nicola S. Tsongas, Dean of External Affairs Teresa Howlett, Bursar & College Advancement Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Brenda Loucks, Dean of Marketing & Publications Academic Calendar...... Semester Laurie Dimitrov, Dir. of Recruitment Student Body ...... Coed Beverly Guerin, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $720/$3,220 Eileen M. Fagan, Dean, Enrollment Services $6,900/$3,220 Christopher Fiori, Bursar RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Darrow Neves, Chief Technology Officer Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Mary Ann Niles, Dir. of Library Services Endowment ...... $1,006,067 Michael Badalato, Dean of Academic Resources Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 204/2141 & Instructional Technologies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 70/135 E G

E Library Collection...... 67,267 L

L Accreditation...... NE, Specialized O C Academic Calendar...... Semester Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Y T I N

U Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 1,821 2,344 4,165 M

M Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,930 Undergrad Degree 1,757 1,817 3,574 O C L

O $6,900/$2,930 Non-Degree 64 527 591 T S I

R RSP Tuition...... $1,080 B

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Admissions Information: No exams required. Admissions Information: No exams required Quinsigamond Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Application is for admission. All students are tested in math and Community College available online at www.mwcc.edu composition prior to registration. No application deadline; no fee. Application is available online at 670 West Boylston Street 508/853-2300 Phone: 978/632-6600 www.northshore.edu Worcester 01606 www.qcc.mass.edu Email: [email protected] Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, technical and 1as of 11/04 Phone: 978/762-4000 X4356 Email: [email protected] occupational programs leading to postsecondary certificates and associate degrees; continuing North Shore 1market value as of June 1, 2005 education; cooperative education; special work- Community College place literacy programs and contract courses; summer session for degree credit. One Ferncroft Road 978/762-4000 Northern Essex Community College Sandra L. Kurtinitis, President PO Box 3340 FAX: 978/762-4020 Sheila Sykes, VP, Administrative Services Danvers 01923-0840 www.northshore.edu Elliott Way 978/556-3600 Cathy Livingston, VP, Academic Affairs Founded 1965; offers liberal arts, technical and Haverhill 01830 www.necc.mass.edu Michael Seppala, VP of Institutional Development occupational programs leading to certificates and Founded 1961; provides liberal arts, technical and Victor Somma, Dir. of Marketing & Public Affairs associate degrees; continuing education; coopera- occupational programs leading to certificates and Iris Godes, Dean of Enrollment Management tive education; summer session for degree credit. associate degrees; continuing education; cooperative Tara Fitzgerald-Jenkins, Associate Dean of Wayne Burton, President education; and summer session for degree credit. Enrollment & Student Service/Registrar Kenneth Dwyer, Chief Technology Officer Paul Frydrych, VP, Academic Affairs David F. Hartleb, President Anne Pound, Executive Dir. of the Library Janice Forsstrom, VP, Administration & Finance Mark Andrews, VP of Adminstration & Finance William Daring, Dir. of Human Resources Jack Berry, VP, Government & Community Paul Bevilacqua, VP & Dean of Academic Affairs Steve Sullivan, VP for Enrollment and Relations Stephen Fabbrucci, Dean for Human Resources Student Services Sandra Edwards, VP, Institutional Advancement & Affirmative Action Maria O’Brien, VP, Organizational Development Jean Poth, VP for Institutional Advancement Accreditation...... NE, Specialized M Donna Richemond, VP, Student & Enrollment Thomas Fallon, Dean of Information Technology Academic Calendar...... Semester a Services Student Body ...... Coed s & Institutional Research and Planning s Patricia Brown, Dean, Business Sciences Mary Ellen Ashley, Senior VP for Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,880 a c

Mark Knutsen, Dean, Health Professions Enrollment Management $6,900/$2,880 h Ellen O’Donnell, Dean, Human Services RSP Tuition...... $1,080 u Nancy Sabin, Assistant Dean of Enrollment s

Maureen O’Neill, Dean, Liberal Arts e Services/Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing t

Nancy Alberto, Dean, Sciences & Mathematics 1 t David Kelley, Dean for Instructional Development Endowment ...... $1,431,806 s Dianne Gill, Dean, Workforce Development Patricia McDermott, Assistant Dean for Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 190/245 P & Community Education Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 107/318 u

Instructional Support Services b Laura Ventimiglia, Dean, Academic Assessment, Library Collection...... 47,498 l

Jackie L. Long-Goding, Dean for Health Professions i

Curriculum & Special Programs c Cathy Sanderson, Assistant Dean for Humanities, James Woodell, Dean Academic Technology Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Human Services & Social Services Joanne Light, Dean, Enrollment Services Total Enrollment 2,779 3,322 6,101 Thomas Bourke, Dean, Student Services Elizabeth Wilcoxson, Assistant Dean for Undergrad Degree 2,505 2,361 4,866 Gary Ham, Chief Information Officer Humanities, Human Services & Social Services Non-Degree 274 961 1,235 Sue Grolnic, Dean for Business, Math, Science Madeline Wallis, Dir. of Human Admissions Information: No exam required. 8/15 & Technolgy Resources/Payroll/Affirmative Action application deadline; $20 fee. Laurie LaChapelle, Dir. of Planning Kelly Osmer, Dean for Workforce Development & Institutional Research & Continuing Education Phone: 508/854-4262 Karen Pangallo, Dir. of the Library Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Email: [email protected] Delbert Brown, Dir. of Student Financial Services Academic Calendar...... Semester 1endowment held by foundation Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,400 Student Body ...... Coed $7,980/$2,400 Roxbury Community College Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,730 RSP Tuition...... $1,125 1234 Columbus Avenue 617/427-0060 $7,710/$2,730 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Boston 02120 FAX: 617/541-5344 RSP Tuition...... $1,125 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 198/132 www.rcc.mass.edu Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 100/427 Endowment ...... $3,597,3441 Library Collection...... 82,037 Founded 1973; offers liberal arts, technical and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 265/88 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total occupational programs leading to postsecondary Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 134/350 Total Enrollment 2,280 3,914 6,194 certificates and associate degrees; continuing Library Collection...... 184,376 Undergrad Degree 2,214 3,139 5,353 education; cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 66 775 841 Total Enrollment 5,468 3,916 9,384 Admissions Information: CPT exam required. Terrence L. Gomes, President Undergrad Degree 2,694 3,152 5,846 Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Clifford Williams, VP for Administration & Finance Non-Degree 2,774 764 3,538 Walter Geer, VP for Information Technology Phone: 978/556-3600 Email: [email protected] CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2006 73 05-NEB-066 ConnDir06_Lstngs MA_NH 10/17/05 1:10 PM Page 74

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Stephanie Janey, VP for Enrollment Management Endowment ...... $6,200,000 Debbie Bellucci, Dean, School of & Student Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 463/151 Continuing Education Brenda Mercomes, VP for Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 286/325 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 1 Walter Clark, Dir. of Admissions Library Collection...... 990,333 Academic Calendar...... Semester Raymond O’Rourke, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body ...... Coed Quinton Wilder, Registrar Total Enrollment 5,293 4,054 9,347 Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,604 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 4,886 1,205 6,091 $7,260/$2,604 Academic Calendar...... Semester Graduate Degree 246 962 1,208 RSP Tuition...... $1,125 Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 161 1,887 2,048 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Tuition/Fees...... $780/$2,680 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Endowment ...... $2,650,000 $7,800/$2,680 exam required. Rolling application deadline Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 262/221 RSP Tuition...... $1,170 (3/1 preferred); $25 fee. Application is available Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 154/370 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing online at www.salemstate.edu/admissions Library Collection...... 178,478 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 118/0 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 45/0 Phone: 978/542-6000 Total Enrollment 2,760 3,354 6,114 Library Collection...... 30,000 Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 2,642 2,137 4,779 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 1library holdings as of January 1, 2005; and Non-Degree 118 1,217 1,335 Total Enrollment 919 1,261 2,180 includes books, serial backfiles and other paper Admissions Information: SAT I exam required for Undergrad Degree 851 1,031 1,882 materials: 326,918 current serials in paper; 740 selective programs. No application deadline; $10 Non-Degree 68 230 298 electronic serials; 18,025 microforms 583,432; in-state and $35 out-of-state fee. Application is Admissions Information: In house placement test audiovisual 79,243 available online at www.stcc.edu/admissions required for math, reading and writing and science; open enrollment; rolling admissions; $10 fee. Phone: 413/755-4202 Springfield Technical Email: [email protected] Phone: 617/541-5310 Community College One Armory Square 413/781-7822 University of Salem State College P. O. Box 9000, Suite 1 FAX: 413/755-6306 Massachusetts Amherst Springfield 01102-9000 www.stcc.edu 352 Lafayette Street 978/542-6000 Founded in 1967; offers day, evening, summer Amherst 01003 413/545-0111 Salem 01970 www.salemstate.edu and online classes leading to associate degrees Founded 1863; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Founded 1854; offers liberal arts, teacher education and certificates. Transfer programs in liberal tion, professional, occupational and technical pro- and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and arts, business, engineering and science. Career grams leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and master’s degrees; post-master’s certificates; continu- programs in health, engineering technologies, doctoral degrees; continuing education; summer ing education for degree and non-degree credit; business and computers. and winter sessions for degree credit. summer and winter sessions for degree credit. Ira Rubenzahl, President John V. Lombardi, Chancellor Nancy D. Harrington, President Janet Wanczyk, VP, Administrative Services & CFO Joyce M. Hatch, Vice Chancellor, Administration Janyce J. Napora, VP, Administration & Finance Stephen H. Keller, VP, Academic Affairs & Finance Diane R. Lapkin, VP, Academic Affairs Myra Smith, Assistant VP, Human Resources Charlena M. Seymour, Senior Vice Chancellor, Lee Brossoit, Assistant Dean of Students Gail Carberry, VP, Grants & Development Academic Affairs & Provost Cynthia McGurren, VP, Institutional Advancement Patrick Tigue, VP, Enrollment Management Esther M. A. Terry, Associate Chancellor, Equal Arthur Gerald, Associate Dean, Academic Support Lucie K. Lewis, Dir. of Institutional Research Opportunity & Diversity Learning Program Andrea Allen, Dir. of Admissions Michael Gargano Jr., Vice Chancellor, Student Karen Cady, Dir. of College Relations Mary Forni, Coordinator of Financial Aid Operations Affairs & Campus Life Karen Sayles, Dir. of Institutional Research Marilyn Sutin, Coordinator of Financial Aid Services Paul T. Kostecki, Vice Provost, Research & Assessment Mathew Gavel, Registrar Tom M. Mathers, Bursar Nate Bryant, Dir. of Admissions Eileen Cusick, Dir. of Information Technology Marilyn H. Blaustein, Dir. of Institutional Research Mary Benda, Dir. of Financial Aid Tamson Ely, Dean, Library Services Bryan C. Harvey, Associate Provost, Academic Mary M. Miller, Dir. of Human Resources & EEO Thomas Goodrow, VP, Economic Planning & Assessment Ali Guvendiren, Registrar & Business Development Kenneth W. Burnham, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Julie Collins, Bursar Michael Foss, Dean, School of Health Cecilia Trachy, Registrar Robert Patterson, Chief Information Officer Leona Ittleman, Dean, School of Business John F. Dubach, Special Assistant to Chancellor/ Susan Cirillo, Dean, Library & Information Technologies Chief Information Officer Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Adrienne Smith, Dean, School of Gerald Schafer, Dir. of Libraries Academic Calendar...... Semester Engineering Technologies Jo-Anne T. Vanin, Dean of Students Student Body ...... Coed Robert Dickerman, Dean, School of Math, Elizabeth Dale, Vice Chancellor, Tuition/Fees...... $910/$4,434 Science & Engineering University Advancement $7,050/$4,434 Teresa Burr, Dean, School of Liberal Arts John R. Mullin, Dean of the Graduate School RSP Tuition...... $1,365 & General Studies Sharon L. Fross, Vice Provost, Outreach Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,237 Richard Parkin, Acting Dean, School of Arts, & Continuing Education Humanities & Social Sciences

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Mary Dean Sorcinelli, Associate Provost, Martyne Hallgren, Chief Information Officer Tammy A. Silva, Assoc Dir. of Institutional Center for Teaching Daniel Ortiz, Interim Dir. of Libraries Research & Analysis Kevin Kelly, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Darrell Byers, Vice Chancellor for Steven T. Briggs, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Institutional Advancement Bruce Palmer, Dir. of Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Victor Cullata, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... Semester Ann Welch, Associate University Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $1,714/$7,564 Student Body ...... Coed Kathy Eubanks, Bursar $9,937/$8,460 Tuition/Fees...... $1,714/$6,551 Robert Green, Vice Chancellor, Library Services, RSP Tuition...... $2,571 $9,758/$9,562 Information Resources & Technology Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,517 RSP Tuition...... $2,571 Ann Montgomery Smith, Interim Dean of Endowment ...... $90,955,929 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing1 Library Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 3,263/365 Endowment ...... $20,000,000 Susan T. Costa, Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,129/2881 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 437/384 Eileen Peacock, Dean, Charlton College Library Collection...... 3,158,3592 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 922/544 of Business Library Collection...... 1,428,245 John Laughton, Dean, College of Visual and Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Performing Arts Total Enrollment 19,704 4,942 24,646 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total James Fain, Dean, College of Nursing Undergrad Degree 17,404 974 18,378 Total Enrollment 6,305 5,377 11,682 Brian Rothschild, Exec. Dir. of School of Marine Graduate Degree 2,141 3,539 5,680 Undergrad Degree 5,277 2,352 7,629 Science & Technology Non-Degree 159 429 588 Graduate Degree 785 1,581 2,366 William Hogan, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Non-Degree 243 1,444 1,687 Susan Lane, Associate Vice Chancellor, required. 1/15 application deadline; $40 fee for Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Continuing Education in-state residents; $50 for out-of-state and $60 for required. 3/1 application deadline for generic Thomas J. Curry, Dir. Advanced Technology & international students. Application is available nursing; 6/1 application deadline for freshmen Manufacturing Center online at www.umass.edu/admissions and international students; $40 fee. Application is John Huey, Assistant to the Chancellor

available online at www.umb.edu/admissions Joyce LeBlanc, Assistant to the Chancellor M Phone: 413/545-0222 Paul Vigeant, Assistant Chancellor for a

Phone: 617/287-6000 s 1 faculty numbers include non-instructional Economic Development s a 1 Richard J. Panofsky, Associate Vice Chancellor,

faculty and are as of Fall 2004 Although the university does not have on-campus c 2 residence halls, the university has established part- Academic Affairs/Graduate Studies h

as of June 30, 2004 u

nerships with local housing apartments. The cam- Accreditation...... NE, Specialized s pus will assist students with locating area housing e Academic Calendar...... Semester t t University of as well as roommate matching. Student Body ...... Coed s Massachusetts Boston Tuition/Fees...... $1,417/$6,169 P u 100 Morrissey Blvd. 617/287-6000 University of $8,099/$9,437 b l

RSP Tuition...... $2,126 i Boston 02125 FAX: 617/265-7173 Massachusetts Dartmouth c 1 www.umb.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,949 285 Old Westport Road 508/999-8000 Endowment ...... $16,500,000 Founded 1964; offers liberal arts, sciences and North Dartmouth 02747 FAX: 508/999-8901 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 615/622 professional programs leading to bachelor’s, mas- www.umassd.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 340/203 ter’s and doctoral degrees; education and social Founded 1895; includes colleges of business, Library Collection...... 1,313,034 services; continuing education; cooperative educa- engineering, visual and performing arts, nursing, tion; and summer session for degree credit. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total arts and sciences and school of marine science Total Enrollment 6,463 1,836 8,299 Michael F. Collins, Chancellor and technology. Offers 65 majors leading to bache- Undergrad Degree 6,109 751 6,860 Ellen O’Connor, Vice Chancellor for Administration lor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees, 33 minors, and Graduate Degree 293 466 759 & Finance 32 undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, and post- Non-Degree 61 619 680 Paul J. Fonteyn, Senior Vice Chancellor for master certificates, pre-law, pre-medical, and Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Academic Affairs & Provost honors programs. Kathleen Teehan, Vice Chancellor for Rolling application deadline; $35 fee for in-state Jean F. MacCormack, Chancellor Enrollment Management students; $55 for out-of-state students. 11/15 Early Laverne Cawthorne, Associate Chancellor Annemarie Lewis Kerwin, Vice Chancellor for Decision deadline. Application is available online Donald L. Zekan, Vice Chancellor, Administration University Communications at www.umassd.edu/admissions/applyonlineall.cfm & Fiscal Affairs & Community Relations Louis Esposito, Interim Provost & Vice Chancellor, Phone: 508/999-8605 Charlie Tius, Interim Vice Chancellor for Student Life Academic Affairs Email: [email protected] Madison F. Thompson, Dir. of Affirmative Action George S. Smith, Assistant Chancellor, Equal Jennifer A. Brown, Dir. of Institutional Research 1housing and board costs based on double room Opportunities, Diversity & Outreach & Policy Studies occupancy and 19-meal plan. Donald H. Ramsbottom, Liliana Mickle, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions 2campus employment figures based on IPEDS 2004. Executive Director, Foundations Judy Keyes, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Jeffrey Wolfman, Vice Chancellor, David R. Cesario, Dir. of Registration & Records University Relations

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University of Westfield State College Worcester State College Massachusetts Lowell Western Avenue 413/572-5300 486 Chandler Street 508/929-8000 One University Avenue 978/934-4000 Westfield 01086 FAX: 413/572-8147 Worcester 01602-2597 FAX: 508/929-8191 Lowell 01845 FAX: 978/934-3000 www.wsc.ma.edu www.worcester.edu www.uml.edu Founded 1838; provides liberal arts, teacher educa- Founded 1874; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Founded 1894; offers liberal arts, teacher education, occupational and technical programs leading tion, business, professional and occupational pro- tion, technical, occupational and professional pro- to bachelor’s and master’s degrees and post-master’s grams leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; grams leading to associate, bachelor’s and doctoral certificates (CAGS); continuing education; coopera- special institutional focus in allied health and degrees; continuing education; cooperative educa- tive education; summer session for degree credit. biotechnology; continuing education; two summer tion; summer session for degree credit. Vicky Carwein, President sessions for degree credit. William T. Hogan, Chancellor Nick Wojtowicz, VP of Administration & Finance Janelle C. Ashley, President Frederick Sperounis, Executive Vice Chancellor, Joan Rasool, Senior VP of Academic Affairs David Caruso, VP, Academic Affairs University Relations Barry Maloney, VP of Advancement & Sibyl Brownlee, VP, Student Affairs John Wooding, Provost College Relations Kathleen Eichelroth, VP, Fiscal Affairs Kristen Esteberg, Associate Provost Arthur Jackson, VP of Student Affairs Thomas M. McNamara, VP, Institutional Advancement Joyce Gibson, Associate Vice Chancellor, Robert Ziomek, Executive Dir. of Development Dorothy Escribano, Assoc. VP, Academic Affairs Academic Services Jeanne Julian, Assistant to President, Don Vescio, Assoc. VP, Information Technologies Louise Griffin, Vice Chancellor, Administration Communications Marcus Babaoye, Assistant VP, Assessment & Finance Robert Bristow, Associate VP, Academic Affairs & Planning Diana Prideaux-Brune, Vice Chancellor, Facilities Robert Hayes, Interim Dean of Graduate & William White, Dean of Graduate Jeff Thompson, Vice Chancellor, Continuing Education & Continuing Education Jay Tierney, Dir. of Admissions, Interim Information Technology James Martin-Rehrmann, Interim Dean Maria Del Rio, Exec. Dir. of Latino Education Institute Patricia Noreau, Dir. of Libraries of Education Kaine Thompson, Dir. of Public Relations Jacqueline Moloney, Dean, Continuing Studies Carlton Pickron, Dean of Academic Retention & Marketing & Corporate Education Michelle Mattie, Associate Dean, Jayne McGinn, Dir. of Financial Aid Larry Siegal, Dean, Student Life Enrollment Management Donald D. Hochstetler, Dir. of the Library Thomas Taylor, Dean, Student Services Jon Conlogue, Dir. of Residential Life Edna P. Spencer, Dir. of Diversity & Affirmative Christine Dunlap, Exec. Dir. of Communications Mark Solomon, Dir. of Student Accounts Action & Marketing Deborah Brodie, Bursar Russell Vickstrom, Dir. of Human Resources Janet Sawyer, Dir. of Institutional Research Catherine Doyle, Dir. of Library Robert Shafner, Exec. Dir. of Center for Michael Belcher, Co-Dir. of Admissions Cynthia Siegler, Interim Registrar Health Professions Kerri Mead, Co- Dir. of Admissions Catherine Ryan, Dir. of Financial Aid Julie Dicarlo, Manager of Student Accounts Richard Barrett, Dir. of Financial Aid Pamela Mitchell-Crump, Associate Dean, Rosemary Naughton, Chief, Campus Police Oneida D. Blagg, Dir. of Equal Opportunity Academic Affairs Camilla Caffrey, Dir. of Alumni Affairs & Outreach Nanci Salvidio, Executive Assistant to President Susan Chapman, Dir. of Athletics Timothy Sullivan, Dir. of Student Center Dana Skinner, Dir. of Athletics Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Julie Chaffee, Dir. of Student Records/Registrar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Sandra Olson, Dir. of Facilities Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,487 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $1,454/$6,712 $7,050/$4,487 Academic Calendar...... Semester $8,567/$10,499 RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Student Body ...... Coed RSP Tuition...... $2,181 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,226 Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,109 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,311 Endowment ...... $4,159,411 $7,050/$4,109 Endowment ...... $15,252,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 307/8 RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 641/42 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 178/127 Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,048 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 361/389 Library Collection...... 644,288 Endowment ...... $6,235,447 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 249/110 Library Collection...... 417,809 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 171/175 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 3,812 1,128 4,940 Library Collection...... 192,683 Total Enrollment 6,525 4,564 11,089 Undergrad Degree 3,688 422 4,110 Undergrad Degree 5,649 694 6,343 Graduate Degree 47 233 280 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 700 1,247 1,947 Non-Degree 77 473 550 Total Enrollment 3,179 2,225 5,404 Undergrad Degree 3,088 770 3,858 Non-Degree 176 2,623 2,799 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Graduate Degree 59 330 389 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam 3/1 application deadline; $25 in-state fee; $40 for Non-Degree 32 1,125 1,157 required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. out-of-state. Application is available online at Application is available online at infoweb.wsc.ma.edu Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam [email protected] required. 8/1 application deadline; $20 fee. Phone: 413/572-5218 Application is available online at Phone: 978/934-3931 Email: [email protected] www.worcester.edu/admissions Email: [email protected] Phone: 508/929-8040 Email: [email protected]

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Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total For Information on Independent Andover Newton Total Enrollment 1,211 439 1,650 Institutions in Massachusetts Theological School Undergrad Degree 1,044 183 1,227 Association of Independent Colleges and Graduate Degree 167 231 398 210 Herrick Road 800/964-2687 Universities in Massachusetts Non-Degree 0 25 25 Newton Centre 02459-2243 FAX: 617/965-9756 11 Beacon Street, Suite 1224 617/742-5147 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required. www.ants.edu Boston, MA 02108-3093 FAX: 617/742-3089 Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. 11/15 Early Founded 1807; ecumenical graduate theological www.masscolleges.org Decision deadline. Application is available online school affiliated with the United Church of Christ [email protected] at www.aic.edu and the American Baptist Churches USA; offers professional programs leading to master’s and American Phone: 413/205-3201 doctoral degrees. International College Email: [email protected] Nick Carter, President 1000 State Street 413/737-7000 Robert MacDonald, VP, Finance & Operations Springfield 01109 FAX: 413/205-3051 Amherst College Robert Pazmiño, Interim Dean of the Faculty www.aic.edu & VP for Academic Affairs P.O. Box 5000 413/542-2000 Desne Crossley, VP, Development Founded 1885; offers liberal arts, business, criminal Amherst 01002-5000 www.amherst.edu justice, nursing, occupational therapy, physical Nancy Nienhaus, Dean of Students therapy, psychology and teacher education pro- Founded 1821; offers liberal arts program leading and Community Life grams leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral to bachelor’s degrees. Karen Brockney, Dir. of Communications degrees; continuing education; summer session for Anthony W. Marx, President Alexander Kern, Dir. of Recruitment degree credit. Peter J. Shea, Treasurer Margaret Carroll, Dir. of Enrollment

Rosemary Turano, Coordinator of Financial Aid M Vincent Maniaci, President Gregory S. Call, Dean of the Faculty Frederick T. Griffiths, Associate Dean of the Faculty Pilar Rodriguez, Student Housing Coordinator a Richard Bedard, VP, Administration & Comptroller s Michael C. Kiefer, Chief Advancement Officer Nayda Aguila, Registrar s Edward Meyer, VP, Academic Affairs James Madden, Systems Administrator a Blaine Stevens, VP, Student Affairs Stacey Schmeidel, Dir. of Public Affairs c Sharon Taylor, Dir. of the Library h Naomi White-Innis, Dir. of Multicultural Affairs Gerald M. Mager, Registrar u Thomas H. Parker, Dean of Admission Accreditation...... NE, Specialized s John Debonville, Dir. of Alumni Relations e

& Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... Semester t Craig Greenberg, Dir. of Public Relations t s Peter Miller, Dean of Admissions Joe Paul Case, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body ...... Coed 1 I Irene Martin, Dir. of Financial Aid Marian Matheson, Dir. of Institutional Research Tuition/Fees...... $420 /$700 n Benson Lieber, Dean of Students Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,580 d Brian O’Shaughnessy, Dir. of Residence Life e Judith Syner, Registrar Charri J. Boykin-East, Associate Dean of Students Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 36/0 p e

Peter Baumgartel, Dir. of Information Services & Dir. of Residential Life Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/43 n Rosalind Hoffa, Dir. of the Career Center Library Collection...... 230,000 d

Knowlton Utley, Librarian e

Gregory Schmutte, Dean, School of Psychology Peter Schilling, Dir. of Information Technology Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total n & Education Sherre L. Harrington, Librarian of the College Total Enrollment 135 315 450 t Alan Cottrell, Dean, School of Arts & Sciences Kathryn V. Bryne, Dir. of Human Resources Graduate Degree 135 206 341 John Rogers, Dean, School of Business James D. Brassord, Dir. of Facilities Planning Non-Degree 0 109 109 & Management Administration Admissions Information: No exams required. 4/1 Anne Glanovsky, Dir. of Division of Nursing Charles G. Thompson, Dir. of Dining Services John B. Carter, Chief of Campus Police priority admissions deadline; 7/1 final deadline; $20 Cathy Dow-Royer, Dir. of Division of fee. Application is available online at www.ants.edu Occupational Therapy Accreditation...... NE Edward Swanson, Dir. of Division of Physical Therapy Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 800/964-2687 X272 Roland Holstead, Dean of Continuing Education Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] and Graduate Studies & Dir. of Tuition/Fees...... $32,395/$614 1 Institutional Advancement Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,585 per credit John Short, Exec. Dir. of Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 504/35 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 190/28 Anna Maria College Academic Calendar...... Semester Library Collection...... 1,003,887 Student Body ...... Coed Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 50 Sunset Lane 508/849-3300 Tuition/Fees...... $18,900 Total Enrollment 1,638 15 1,653 Paxton 01612-1198 www.annamaria.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,910 Undergrad Degree 1,638 0 1,638 Founded 1946; Roman Catholic college offers pro- Endowment ...... $8,936,034 Non-Degree 0 15 15 grams leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 195/95 Admissions Information: SAT I and 3 SAT II Master’s degree offered through continuing educa- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 72/87 exams or ACT required. 12/21 application deadline; tion program. Library Collection...... 136,000 $55 fee. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application William D. McGarry, President is available online at www.amherst.edu/admission Lori Richardson, Chief Business Officer Paul Erickson, Dean of the College Phone: 413/542-2328 & VP, Academic Affairs Email: [email protected] John E. Price, Chief Technology Officer & Dir. of Institutional Research

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Nicole Brennan, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment ...... $48,500,0001 Gerry Garrity, Assoc. Dean of Co-Curricular Total Enrollment 2,080 5,625 7,705 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 230/23 & Spiritual Life Undergrad Degree 1,057 613 1,670 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 131/132 Sr. Rolande Quintal, Dean of Informational Graduate Degree 969 4,878 5,847 Library Collection...... 203,044 Resources/Registrar Non-Degree 54 134 188 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Ruth Pyne, Dir. of Library Service Admissions Information: SAT I with essay or ACT Total Enrollment 2,274 562 2,836 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized required of BFA applicants. Rolling application Undergrad Degree 2,168 183 2,351 Academic Calendar...... Semester deadline; $40 fee. 2/15 priority application dead- Graduate Degree 98 133 231 Student Body ...... Coed line. Application is available online at Non-Degree 8 246 254 Tuition/Fees...... $19,900/$1,780 www.lesley.edu/aib/admissions/apply.html Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,035 exam required. 2/15 application deadline; Endowment ...... $2,169,669 Phone: 800/773-0494 X6700 Email: [email protected] $50 fee. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 80/9 Application is available online at www.assump- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/97 tion.edu/admiss/Applying/freshman.html Library Collection...... 92,636 Assumption College Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 888/882-7786 Total Enrollment 638 470 1,108 500 Salisbury Street 508/767-7000 Email: [email protected] Worcester 01609 FAX: 508/756-1780 Undergrad Degree 552 128 680 1estimated Graduate Degree 86 261 347 www.assumption.edu Non-Degree 0 81 81 Founded 1904; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Admissions Information: SAT or ACT exam arts, business and teacher education programs leading Atlantic Union College to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing educa- required. Rolling application deadline; $40 338 Main Street 978/368-2000 application fee. tion; summer session and intersession for degree credit; credit and non-credit online courses available. P. O. Box 1000 FAX: 978/368-2015 South Lancaster 01561 www.atlanticuc.edu Phone: 508/849-3360 Thomas R. Plough, President Email: [email protected] Christian McCarthy, Executive VP, Finance Founded 1882 by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. & Administration Offers liberal arts and teacher education programs David G. Marker, Interim VP, Academic Affairs leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s of edu- Art Institute of Boston at cation degrees; continuing education; cooperative Lesley University Thomas E. Ryan, VP, Institutional Advancement Rev. Dennis M. Gallagher, VP, Mission education; summer session for degree credit. 700 Beacon Street 617/585-6600 Catherine Wood Brooks, VP, Student Life George P. Babcock, President Boston 02215 FAX: 617/585-6655 Mark P. Bilotta, Executive Assistant to the President Bordes Henry Saturne, Assistant to the President www.aiboston.edu Stuart J. Munro, Dir. of Institutional Research for Administration Founded 1912; college of visual arts awards bachelor & Planning Issumael Nzamutuma, VP of Academic of fine arts degrees in design, fine arts, illustration Kathleen M. Murphy, Dean of Enrollment Administration and photography; low-residency MFA in visual arts; Karen Puntillo, Dir. of Financial Aid Earl Kirchberg, VP of Finance dual degrees combining BFA with master’s degree in David W. Aalto, Registrar John Mentges, VP of Student Services education or expressive therapies; three-year diplo- Robert Fry, Dir. of Information Technology Lynn Zabaleta, Registrar ma option; two-year certificate; continuing educa- Dawn Thistle, Dir. of Library Services Rosita Lashley, Dir. of Admissions tion; summer session for degree credit. Mary Lou Anderson, Dean of the College/ Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Dean of the Graduate School Academic Calendar...... Semester Margaret McKenna, President, Lesley University Sr. Ellen Guerin, Dean of Studies Martha McKenna, Provost Student Body ...... Coed Adrian O. Dumas, Dir. of Graduate Enrollment Tuition/Fees...... $12,600/$900 Terrence Keeney, Dean Management & Services Angelo Fertitta, Associate Dean Housing, Room & Board ...... $4,500 Charlene L. Martin, Dean of Continuing Education Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 59/11 Diana Arcadipone, Associate Dean Robert G. Ravenelle, Dean of Students of Extended Programs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 37/35 Neil R. Castronovo, Dean of Student Development Library Collection...... 161,559 Julie Stanwood, Dir. of Academic Advising Nancy P. Crimmin, Dean of Campus Life Louise Goldenberg, Dir. of Student Services Theodore Palauskas, Dir. of Athletics Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Bonnie Roth, Dir. of Admissions Grace Blunt, Dir of Human Resources Total Enrollment 378 112 490 Mary Ann O’Toole, Dir. of Academic Computing John F. Kompel, Dir. of Finance Undergrad Degree 378 91 469 Amanda Gluibizzi, Head Librarian Jerome Jay Barilla, Dir. of Business Services Graduate Degree 0 18 18 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Landy Johnson, Dir. of Grants Non-Degree 0 3 3 Academic Calendar...... Semester Michael Reynolds, Dir. of Major Gifts/Planned Giving Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Student Body ...... Coed Diane Laska-Nixon, Dir. of Alumni Relations exam required. 8/1 application deadline; $25 fee. Tuition/Fees...... $19,600/$725 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Application is available online at Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,950 Academic Calendar...... Semester www.atlanticuc.edu Endowment ...... $46,000,000 Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 408/65 Phone: 978/368-2235 Tuition/Fees...... $23,930/$165 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 148/715 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,780 Library Collection...... 989,874

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Babson College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Carol A. Leary, President Academic Calendar...... Semester Rachel St. Onge-Boisseau, VP for Finance 231 Forest Street 781/235-1200 Student Body ...... Coed & Administration Babson Park 02457 www.babson.edu Tuition/Fees...... $30,496 William L. Sipple, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Founded in 1919; offers bachelor’s degree programs Housing, Room & Board...... $10,792 Kathleen Bourque, VP for Institutional Advancement in business and liberal arts. Also offers MBA, mas- Endowment...... $179,000,000 Kathy Wroblewski, Dir. of Communications ter of science degrees and non-credit executive Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 491/44 Brenda Wishart, Dean of Enrollment Management education programs. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 165/85 Stephanie King, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection...... 512,353 Charles Bertolino, Registrar Brian M. Barefoot, President Jonathan Tudryn, Bursar Richard Bowman, Assoc. VP for Financial Services Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 2,126 1,162 3,288 Christiane Torchia, Dir. of Information Technology & Controller Maureen Horak, Dir. of Library & Information Services Michael Fetters, Provost Undergrad Degree 1,697 0 1,697 Graduate Degree 429 1,162 1,591 Kathleen Cotnoir, Dir. of Development Henry Deneault, VP, Finance & Vice Provost & Alumni Relations Stephen Flavin, Acting Dean of Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT with Caron Hobin, VP for Planning & Student Development Babson Executive Education writing required. SAT II recommended (Math IC Diane Ranaldi, Dir. of Continuing Education Fritz Fleischmann, Dean of Faculty or IIC). TOEFL required for non-native English & Graduate Admissions Mark Rice, Murata Dean, F.W. Olin Graduate speakers. 11/15 Early Decision and Early Action School of Business deadline. 1/15 Regular Decision application Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Patricia Greene, Dean, Undergraduate School deadline. $60 application fee. $100 international Academic Calendar...... Semester 1 Barbara Gross, Assoicate VP for Development application fee. Application is available online at Student Body...... Women Carol Hacker, Associate VP, Student www.babson.edu/ug Tuition/Fees...... $20,606 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,614

& Community Services M Phone: 781/239-5522 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 96/17

Thomas Krimmel, VP, Philanthropy a

Adele Langevin, Associate VP, Human Resources Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/153 s s

Timothy Mann, Dean, Student Affairs Library Collection...... 55,060 a c Peter Ramsey, VP, Development & Alumni Affairs Bay Path College Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total h Mary Rose, VP, Administration/ Total Enrollment 1,158 259 1,417 u s

Chief Information Officer 588 Longmeadow Street 413/565-1000 Undergrad Degree 1,100 247 1,347 e t t

Shelley Kaplan, Associate VP, Facilities Longmeadow 01106 FAX: 413/565-1105 Graduate Degree 58 12 70 s

Management & Planning www.baypath.edu I

Admissions Information: SAT or ACT required. n Scott Timmins, VP, College Marketing Founded in 1897; offers more than 30 undergradu- Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. 12/1 Early d Stephen Spinelli, Vice Provost for e ate majors and minors for women and professional Action deadline. Application is available online at p Entrepreneurship graduate degrees for men and women. Saturday www.baypath.edu/admissions.htm e Richard Voos, Chief of Staff & Associate VP for n College is a program designed specifically for work- d Strategic Planning ing women and provides both associate and bache- Phone: 413/565-1000 X331 e R. Alan Kines, Dean, Undergraduate Admission Email: [email protected] n lor’s degrees. Graduate school grants MS degree in t Kate Klepper, Dir. of Graduate Admission communications and information management, 1graduate programs are coed Michael Chmura, Dir. of Public Relations MBA in entrepreneurial & innovative practices, Anna Marie Delaney, Dir. of Institutional Research MS in advanced practice occupational therapy Hope Tillman, Dir. of Libraries and Master’s degree in occupational therapy. Bay State College 122 Commonwealth Avenue 617/217-9000 Boston 02116 FAX: 617/217-9195 www.baystate.edu Founded 1946; offers professional and occupational programs leading to associate degrees; continuing education. Howard E. Horton, Esq., President Jennifer Tonneson-Benoit, Chief Financial Officer Marilyn Gardner, VP of Academic Affairs Timothy Mosehauer, Dir. of Career & Student Services Pamela Notemyer-Rogers, Dir. of Admissions Melissa Holster, Dir. of Financial Aid Stacy Mica, Assistant Dir. of Housing Raymond Barnes, Registrar Alan Johnson, Bursar Todd Ficarra, Dir. of Information Technology

E Jessica Neive, Librarian G E

L Carol Pepoli, Dir. of Learning Center, Academic L O C Support Coordinator T S R E H M A

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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Benjamin Franklin Joseph G. Morone, President Academic Calendar...... Semester Institute of Technology Robert D. Galliers, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Student Body ...... Coed Catherine A. Davy, Dean of Arts & Sciences Tuition/Fees...... $15,300/$350 41 Berkeley Street 617/423-4630 Margrethe H. Olson, Dean of Business & the Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,825 Boston 02116 FAX: 617/482-3706 McCallum Graduate School Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 50/5 www.bfit.edu Paul Clemente, VP for Business and Finance, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 19/47 Founded 1908; offers associate degree programs in & Treasurer Library Collection...... 5,600 the fields of architecture, automotive, computers, Sandra F. King, VP for Marketing, Communication Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total electrical, electronics, medical electronics and & Public Affairs Total Enrollment 522 235 757 mechanical engineering. Transfer opportunities Traci A. Logan, VP for IT & Vice Provost for Undergrad Degree 522 235 757 to Northeastern University and the Boston Academic Affairs Robert H. Minetti, VP for Development, Corporate Admissions Information: No exam required. Architectural Center. Bachelor’s degree in Automotive Technology offered in cooperation with & Alumni Relations Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application Kathleen L. Yorkis, VP for Student Affairs is available online at www.baystate.edu Northeastern University. Certificates offered in practical electricity, HVAC-R (heating, ventilation, Earl L. Avery, President’s Assistant for Phone: 617/236-8000 air conditioning and refrigeration), marine tech- Equal Opportunity nology and pharmacy technology. Joann C. McKenna, VP for Enrollment Management Becker College Michael Taylor, President Barbara J. Addison Reid, Executive Dir. Stephen Lozen, Chief Operating Officer of Human Resources 61 Sever Street 508/791-9241 Paul Zarbo, Interim Dean of Faculty Sharon F. Hill, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Worcester 01609 www.beckercollege.edu Paula Coyle, Dean of Students Audrey I. Adam, Dir. of Institutional Research Founded in 1784 (Leicester campus) and 1887 Norman Kraft, Dean of Enrollment Management & Planning (Worcester campus) offers 30 career-focused pro- & Marketing Barbara A. McCarthy, Dir. of Alumni Relations grams leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees Wildolfo Arvelo, Dir. of External and Michele M. Walsh, Dir. of Public & Media Relations including animal care, business, education, equine Corporate Relations Daniel F. Sheehan, Registrar managment, forensics, interactive entertainment Elena Gomes, Controller Donna M. Kendall, Dir. of Financial Aid (computer game design, computer game develop- Kevin Sullivan, Registrar & Dir. of Financial Aid David J. Hennesey, Assistant Dean for ment and programming), interior design, pre-vet- Sharon Bonk, Librarian Residential Center erinary, sports management, and veterinary science Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Kenton W. Rinehart, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions and technology. Academic Calendar...... Semester Franklyn P. Salimbene, Dir. of Service Learning Center Kenneth Zirkle, President Student Body ...... Coed Donald J. Brezinski, Exec. Dir. of Corporate Tyler Kelsch, VP, CFO & Treasurer Tuition/Fees...... $12,500 Relations & Career Services Raj Pathi, VP, Academic Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Jeannette Hixon, Dir. of Multicultural Gerald N. Tuori, VP, Institutional Advancement Endowment ...... $4,000,000 Student Services Elaine Lapomardo, VP, Enrollment Management Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 25/3 Gary E. Kelly, Assoc. Dean for Student Life/ Denise Lawrie, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/20 Judicial Affairs Andrew Baglio, Registrar Library Collection...... 15,120 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Paul A. Chase, Jr., Associate VP, Information Services Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... Semester Jean Collins, Dean of the Libraries Total Enrollment 333 26 359 Student Body ...... Coed Kenneth S. Cameron, Jr., Dean of Students Undergrad Degree 333 26 359 Tuition/Fees...... $28,390/$224 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Housing, Room & Board...... $10,170 Academic Calendar...... Semester required for placement. 9/1 final application dead- Endowment...... $199,000,000 Student Body ...... Coed line for fall semester; $25 fee. Application is avail- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 533/88 Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/$425 able online at www.bfit.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 265/167 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,000 Library Collection...... 168,812 Phone: 617/423-4630 X121 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 112/76 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 41/97 Total Enrollment 4,288 1,266 5,554 Library Collection...... 75,000 Undergrad Degree 3,900 303 4,203 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Bentley College Graduate Degree 369 928 1,297 Total Enrollment 844 171 1,015 Non-Degree 19 35 54 175 Forest Street 781/891-2000 Undergrad Degree 844 171 1,015 Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or Waltham 02452 www.bentley.edu/ Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. ACT with writing required. 2/1 application dead- Rolling admissions. $30 application fee. Application Founded 1917; a business university focusing line; $50 fee. 11/15 Early Decision and 12/1 Early is available online at www.beckercollege.edu on educating students interested in business and Action deadline. Application is available online at related professions. Programs combine a strong www.bentley.edu/admission Phone: 508/791-9241 X245 foundation in the arts and sciences with advanced Email: [email protected] business education. Phone: 781/891-2244

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Berklee College of Music Rev. Peter Uglietto, Rector/President Diane Sparrow, Dir. of Operations & Kyle Ryan, Business Manager Human Resources 1140 Boylston Street 800/237-5533 Rev. William Palardy, Academic Dean Art Byers, Dir. of Facilities Boston 02215 FAX: 617/247-6878 Rev. Thomas F. Schmitt, Dean of Students Janet Oberto, Dir. of Communications & Public Affairs www.berklee.edu Vincent F. Shea, Dir. of Development Matthew S. Burfiend, Dir. of Founded 1945; the world’s largest independent Helen P. Thompson, Dir. of Public Relations Administration Technology music college. Students and faculty members func- Timothy J. McFadden, Dir. of Library Services Susan S. Brody, Dir. of Student Services tion in an environment designed to provide the Accreditation...... Specialized Jeffrey Stein, Program Dir. of Architecture most complete learning experience possible, includ- Academic Calendar...... Semester Ian Taberner, Dir. of Master’s Thesis ing all of the opportunities and challenges present- Student Body ...... Men Diego L. Matho, Dir. of Design Computing ed by a career in the contemporary music industry. Tuition/Fees...... $18,000 Julie Filicetti, Assoc. Dir. of Practice Component Housing, Room & Board ...... Included Donald Hunsicker, Dir., Bachelor of Roger Brown, President Design Studies David Hornfischer, VP, Administration & Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 18/1 Library Collection...... 10/9 Sibel Bozdogan, Dir. of Liberal Studies Harry Chalmiers, Provost/VP, Academic Affairs Dainis Kaulenas, Dir., Instruct. Media & Tech. David McKay, VP, Institutional Advancement Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Luis Montalvo, Dir. of Visual Studies Lawrence Bethune, VP, Student Affairs/ Total Enrollment 66 0 66 Ron Goldman, Dir. of Faculty Development Dean of Students Graduate Degree 66 0 66 Richard M. Griswold, Dir. of Faculty Development Stephen Croes, Dean of Music Technology Division Admissions Information: interviews and Cagla J. Hadimioglu, Dir. of Academic Only Program Matt Marvuglio, Dean of Professional evaluations required. Rolling application deadline; Anna Stefanidou, Dir. of On-Line Education Performance Division no fees. Joshua Safdie, Dir. of Education Projects, Architecture Lawrence McClellan Jr., Dean of Professional Sharon Toomey, Manager of Alumni Affairs Education Division Phone: 781/899-5500 Richard Moyer, Registrar M Larry Monroe, Assoc. VP, International Programs Email: [email protected] Karen Stahl, Dir. of Certificate Programs a s

Ronald Bentley, Assoc. VP, Institutional Research Amy Jo Hofner, Assistant to the Executive Offices s Robert Myers, Assoc. VP, Institutional Assessment a c

Rob Hayes, Asst. VP, Public Information Boston Architectural Center Accreditation...... NE, Specialized h Academic Calendar...... Semester u Damien Bracken, Dir. of Office of Admissions 320 Newbury Street 617/262-5000 s Bill MacKay, Dir. of Office of Housing Student Body ...... Coed e Boston 02115 FAX: 617/585-0111 1 t Tuition/Fees...... $8,610 /$20 t Michael Hagerty, Registrar www.the-bac.edu s

Vanessa Stathis, Bursar Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing I Founded 1889; provides professional architecture, n David Mash, VP, Information Technology Endowment ...... $7,238,970 d

design studies and interior design programs lead- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 67/17 e

Gary Haggerty, Dir. of Learning Resources p ing to bachelor’s and master’s degrees through Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 17/211 e

Accreditation...... NE concurrent academic and practice curricula. Library Collection...... 67,355 n Academic Calendar...... Semester d Continuing education and certificate programs in Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total e Student Body ...... Coed kitchen and bath design, computer-aided design, n Tuition/Fees...... $10,895/$4,799 Total Enrollment 845 343 1,188 t desktop publishing, decorative arts, sustainable Undergrad Degree 466 41 507 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,045 design, historic preservation, digital photography, Endowment...... $127,870,972 Graduate Degree 379 24 403 visual studies, advance architectural rendering, Non-Degree 0 278 278 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 207/277 and design firm management. Library Collection...... 49,688 Admissions Information: No exam required. Theodore C. Landsmark, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. Application is Erin Rae Hoffer, Executive Vice President available online at www.the-bac.edu Total Enrollment 2,898 984 3,882 Kathleen Cown Rood, VP, Finance & Administration Undergrad Degree 2,898 984 3,882 William Curtis Lamb, VP, Educational Initiatives Phone: 617/585-0123 Admissions Information: Early application dead- Barbara Morgan, VP, Student Affairs Email: [email protected] line: 11/1; Admissions decisions issued: 1/30; Karen Nelson, Program Dir., Advanced Regular action deadline: 2/1; Admissions decision Architectural Studios 1bachelor’s program tuition; annual tuition varies issued: 3/30; Application is available online at David Harrison, Program Dir., Interior Design by program and level. http://www.berklee.edu Leonard J. Charney, Program Dir., Practice Component Boston Baptist College Phone: 800 BERKLEE Richard Moyer, Registrar Jeffrey Cutting, Dir. of Admission 950 Metropolitan Avenue 617/364-3510 Blessed John XXIII Anne Downey, Dir. of Financial Aid Boston 02136 FAX: 775/245-1498 National Seminary Jenifer Marshall, Dir. of Advising www.boston.edu Jenifer Marshall, Chair of Diversity Committee Founded 1976; offers associate and bachelor’s degree 558 South Avenue 781/899-5500 Maia Brindley Nilsson, Dir. of Continuing programs in biblical studies with various minors. Weston 02493 FAX: 781/899-9507 Education www.blessedjohnxxiii.edu Tiffany Andersen, Dir. of Faculty & Program Services Harry Boyle, Chancellor Susan Lewis, Libary Director David Melton, President Founded 1964; institution dedicated to the educa- Randy Ward, VP, Operations tion of older seminarians for the Roman Catholic Joshua White, Dir. of Learning Resource Center ChiChi Grove, Controller/Bursar James Thomasson, VP, Student Services priesthood and awards master of divinity degrees. Grace Snavely, Dir. of Enrollment Services

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Karen Sawyer, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: Applicants may take Phone: 617/912-9153 Joe Sawyer, Financial Aid Officer either the SAT I and three SAT II subject tests; two Email: [email protected] Corey Boyle, Dir. of Information Technology of which must be writing and Math I or II. In place 1 Fred Tatro, Head Librarian of both SAT I and SAT II tests, students may take listing is from 2005 directory; institution did not respond to 2006 survey Accreditation...... Specialized the ACT. 1/2 application deadline; $60 fee. 11/1 Academic Calendar...... Semester Early Decision deadline. Application is available Student Body ...... Coed online at www.bc.edu/admissions/undergrad/ Boston Graduate Tuition/Fees...... $5,900/$1,350 Phone: 617/552-3100 School of Psychoanalysis Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,170 Email: [email protected] 1581 Beacon Street 617/277-3915 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 8/22 Brookline 02446 FAX: 617/277-0312 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 5/9 1non-degree seeking enrollment figures include www.bgsp.edu Library Collection...... 75,000 continuing education enrollment, some of whom will receive degrees Offers a full range of psychoanalytic education and Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total training, including the master of arts in psychoanaly- Total Enrollment 113 24 137 sis, the post-master’s certificate in psychoanalysis, Undergrad Degree 113 18 131 1 Boston Conservatory the doctor of psychoanalysis (PsyaD) degree, and Non-Degree 0 6 6 8 The Fenway 617/536-6340 the PsyaD degree in the study of violence. The mas- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Boston 02215 FAX: 617/912-9101 ter of arts program is also offered at a branch cam- required. Application deadline is one week before www.bostonconservatory.edu pus in Manhattan and the doctor of psychoanalysis start of classes; $40 fee. degree is also offered at a branch campus near Founded 1867; provides professional music, musi- Brattleboro, Vermont. Phone: 617/964-3510 X217 cal theater, dance, and music education programs Email: [email protected] leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees and Dena Reed, President postgraduate diplomas. Jane Snyder, Provost Lynn Perlman, Dean of Graduate Studies Richard Ortner, President Boston College Carol M. Panetta, Dir. of Finance Carmen Griggs, VP for Administration & Student & Institutional Relations 140 Commonwealth Avenue 617/552-8000 Affairs/Dean of Students Elizabeth Dorsey, Administrative Dir. of Chestnut Hill 02467 www.bc.edu Charles P. Petit, Chief Financial Officer Cyril Z. Meadow Branch Campus Founded 1863; Jesuit university offers liberal arts Michael Nash, Dean of the Conservatory and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, mas- James O’Dell, Assistant Dean of the Conservatory Accreditation...... NE ter’s and doctoral degrees; evening college for contin- Eileen M. Meny, Dir. of Development Academic Calendar...... Semester uing education; summer session for degree credit. Tamsen Snyder-McMahon, Dir. of Marketing Student Body ...... Coed & Communications Tuition/Fees...... $9,984/$720 William P. Leahy, S. J., President Halley Shefler, Dean of Enrollment Services Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Peter C. McKenzie, VP, Finance James Bynum, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment ...... $1,540,905 John J. Neuhauser, Academic Vice President Brian Bicknell, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 3/12 Patrick J. Keating, Executive Vice President Aixa Kidd, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 9/12 Richard P. Jefferson, Executive Dir. of Theresa Cristofaro, Registrar Library Collection...... 6,000 Institutional Diversity Bob Xavier, Dir. of Information Systems John B. Dunn, Dir. of Office of Pubic Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Jennifer Hunt, Dir. of the Library John Carfora, Dir. of Office of Sponsored Programs Total Enrollment 48 93 141 Kathleen Shine, Bursar Henry J. Humphreys, Dir. of Residential Life Graduate Degree 48 87 135 Louise Lonabocker, Dir. of Student Services Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 0 6 6 Marian G. Moore, Chief Information Academic Calendar...... Semester Admissions Information: Applicants with baccalau- Technology Officer Student Body ...... Coed reate and graduate degrees from all educational Jerome Yavarkovsky, University Librarian Tuition/Fees...... $23,300/$1,175 backgrounds may apply. $100 fee. Notification is Housing, Room & Board...... $10,430 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized timely, with admission granted on a rolling calendar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 42/8 Academic Calendar...... Semester basis. Contact institution for additional information Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 44/127 Student Body ...... Coed regarding application requirements. Library Collection...... 43,400 Tuition/Fees...... $30,950/$488 Phone: 617/277-3915 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,170 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $1,200,000,000 Total Enrollment 524 15 539 1Master of arts program at Manhattan campus Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,125/261 Undergrad Degree 404 3 407 approved for degree granting status Spring, 2005, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 662/623 Graduate Degree 120 10 130 has not yet been reviewed for accreditation. Library Collection...... 6,584,031 Non-Degree 0 2 2 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: No exams Total Enrollment 11,758 2,770 14,528 required. 12/1 application deadline; $100. Undergrad Degree 9,059 0 9,059 Application is available online at Graduate Degree 2,414 2,341 4,755 [email protected] Non-Degree 285 429 7141

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Boston University Admissions Information: New SAT Reasoning Test Admissions Information: SAT I exam with Writing or ACT with Writing component required. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. One Sherborn Street 617/353-2000 required (no preference). Two SAT Subject Tests 1/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is Boston 02215 FAX: 617/353-2053 required for fall 2006 applicants submitting only available online at www.brandeis.edu www.bu.edu SAT scores (recommended for College of Fine Arts.) 1/1 application deadline for fall admission; Phone: 781/736-3500 Founded 1839; 17 schools and colleges offer more Email: [email protected] than 250 programs of study including liberal arts, $70 fee. 11/1 deadline for Early Decision and education, technical, professional and occupational spring admission; 12/1 deadline for Accelerated programs leading to bachelor’s, masters, and doc- Medical and Dental programs, Trustee Scholar, Dr. Cambridge College toral degrees and certificates of advanced graduate Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholar, Boston High study; continuing education; summer session for School and Cardinal Medeiros Scholar programs; 1000 Massachusetts Avenue 800/877-4723 degree credit. 4/1 deadline for fall transfers; 11/1 deadline for Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/349-3558 spring transfers. Application is available online at www.cambridgecollege.edu Robert Brown, President www.bu.edu/admissions. David Campbell, Interim Provost Founded in 1971 as the Institute of Open Education Karen Antman, Medical Center Provost Phone 617/353-2300 at Newton College of the Sacred Heart, offers Joseph Mercurio, Executive VP Email: [email protected]; International undergraduate programs in multidisciplinary stud- Stephen Burgay, VP, Marketing & Communications admissions: [email protected] ies, management studies, psychology, and human Kenneth Condon, VP, Financial Affairs services; master’s degree programs in education, Marvin Cook, VP, Planning, Budgeting, management, management/e-commerce, and M.Ed. and Information Brandeis University in counseling psychology, and post-graduate certifi- Peter Cusato, VP, Auxiliary Business Affairs cates in educational leadership, psychology and 415 South Street 781/736-2000 counseling. College has received approval from the

Peter Fielder, VP, Administrative Services M Waltham 02454 www.brandeis.edu Massachusetts Board of Higher Education to offer

Edward King, VP, Government and a

Community Affairs Founded 1948; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- a Doctor of Education degree program. s s

Todd Klipp, VP and General Counsel tion and professional programs leading to bache- Eileen Moran Brown, Chancellor/Founder a lor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing c Gary Nicksa, VP, Operations Mahesh Sharma, President h Anne Shea, VP, Enrollment & Student Affairs education; summer session for degree credit. Ezat Parnia, Executive VP u s

Christopher Reaske, VP, Development Jehuda Reinharz, President Joseph Reed, VP for Academic Affairs e t t

& Alumni Relations Peter French, Executive VP & Chief Operating Officer Anthony DeMatteo, VP for Site Administration s

John Porter, VP, Information Systems & Technology Jean Eddy, Senior VP, Student Services John Grassi, VP, Alumni Affairs I n

Kenneth Elmore, Dean of Students & Enrollment Jerry Saunders, Assistant VP Human Resources d

Katherine Kennedy, Dir. of Howard Thurman Martha W. Krauss, Provost & Senior VP, Joseph Daisy, Dir. of Research for Planning e p

Center (Multicultural Affairs) Academic Affairs and Evaluation e Kelly Walter, Executive Dir. of Admissions Lorna Miles Whalen, Senior VP, Communications Gerri Major, Dir. of Financial Aid n d

Christine McGuire, Dir. of Financial Assistance Debra Gratto, Associate VP, Human Resources and Cecelia Cull, Registrar e Florence Bergeron, University Registrar Employee Relations Gloria Davila, Dir. of Information Technology n t Urbain DeWinter, Associate Provost, Nancy Windship, Senior VP, Development Maida Tilchen, Project Manager for Library/ International Programs & Alumni Relations On-Line Library John Ebersole, Associate Provost & Dean, Andrew Marx, Associate Dir. of Office of Accreditation...... NE Extended Education Institutional Research Academic Calendar...... Trimester Joan Kirkendall, Associate Provost & Dir. of Peter Giumette, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body ...... Coed Sponsored Programs Richard P. Sawyer, Associate VP, Student Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $12,060/$130 Richard Leger, Dir. of Career Services Mark Hewitt, Registrar Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Robert Hudson, Dir. of Mugar Memorial Library Perry Hanson, Chief Information Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 130/9 Jack Parker, Executive Dir. of Athletics Susan Wawrzaszek, University Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 31/687 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Accreditation...... NE Library Collection...... 117,848 Academic Calendar...... Semester Academic Calendar...... Semester Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 1,317 2,754 4,071 Tuition/Fees...... $31,530/$436 Tuition/Fees...... $31,532/$968 Undergrad Degree 192 603 795 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,080 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,050 Graduate Degree 1,125 1,973 3,098 Endowment...... $695,000,000 Endowment...... $455,000,000 Non-Degree 0 178 178 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 5,115/382 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,285/787 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 2,575/1,086 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 339/144 Admissions Information: No exams required. Library Collection...... 7,054,233 Library Collection...... 2,783,498 Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. Application is available online at www.cambridgecollege.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 24,457 5,644 30,101 Total Enrollment 4,539 533 5,072 Phone: 800/877-4723 Undergrad Degree 15,609 372 15,981 Undergrad Degree 3,145 13 3,158 Email: [email protected] Graduate Degree 7,885 3,561 11,446 Graduate Degree 1,348 259 1,607 Non-Degree 963 1,711 2,674 Non-Degree 46 261 307

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Caritas Laboure College 2120 Dorchester Avenue 617/296-8300 Boston 02124 FAX: 617/296-7947 www.laboure.edu Founded 1892; Roman Catholic college provides nursing and occupational programs in health care leading to associate degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Joseph W. McNabb, President Mark Virello, Chief Financial Officer Maureen A. Smith, Chief Academic Officer Rudolph Jones, Chief Student Officer Judith Coogan, Dir. of Public Relations

Janice Fox, Dir. of Institutional Research H A M P

Gina Morrissette, Dir. of Admissions S H I R

Rosa Duran, Dir. of Financial Aid E C O

Ann Belanger, Registrar L L E

Andrew M. Calo, Dir. of Library G E Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Thomas Massey, Dean of the College of College of the Holy Cross Student Body ...... Coed Continuing Education One College Street 508/793-2011 Tuition/Fees...... $14,545/$1,085 Jeffery J. Himmelberger, Coordinator of Worcester 01610-2395 FAX: 508/793-3030 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Institutional Research www.holycross.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 29/9 Harold Wingood, Dean of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 20/20 Mary Ellen Severance, Dir. of Financial Aid Founded in 1843, the oldest Roman Catholic college Library Collection...... 11,750 & Student Employment in New England; offers liberal arts program leading Denise Darrigrand, Dean of Students to bachelor’s degrees in 26 majors. Also offers an Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Jane Reno, Registrar optional First-Year Program, sponsors 23 year-long Total Enrollment 84 566 650 Gwendolynne Arthur, University Librarian study abroad programs throughout the world, and Undergrad Degree 84 547 631 Hilles Hughes, Dir. of Career Planning & Placement offers a 3/2 program in engineering in conjunction Non-Degree 0 19 19 Jack Foley, Executive Assistant to the President with Dartmouth College and Columbia University. Admissions Information: Rolling application dead- Katherine A. Cannon, Controller/Assistant Treasurer Michael C. McFarland, SJ, President line; $25 fee. Application is available online at Lynn Olson, Dir. of Human Resources & Payroll Frank Vellaccio, Senior Vice President www.laboure.edu Bill Bennett, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Linda Moulton, Dir. of Athletics Stephen C. Ainlay, VP, Academic Affairs Phone: 617/296-8300 X4015 Judith Miller, Associate Dean for Special & Dean of the College Email: [email protected] Academic Initiatives Michael Lochhead, VP, Finance & Administration Wesaline Gadson, Dir. of Academic Advancement Jacqueline Peterson,VP, Student Affairs Paul E. Sheff, VP, Development & Alumni Relations Clark University Accreditation...... NE, Specialized William R. Durgin, Treasurer Academic Calendar...... Semester 950 Main Street 508/793-7711 & Chief Investment Officer Student Body ...... Coed Ellen Ryder, Dir. of Public Affairs Worcester 01610 FAX: 508/793-8821 Tuition/Fees...... $29,300/$265 www.clarku.edu Richard Regan, Jr., Dir. of Athletics Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,600 Ann Bowe McDermott, Dir. of Admissions Founded 1887; offers liberal arts, teacher education Endowment...... $183,300,000 Lynne M. Myers, Dir. of Financial Aid and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 375/30 Open, Dir. of Residence Life master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing educa- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 182/196 Ellen Keohane, Dir. of Information tion; branch campus in Framingham, Mass; summer Library Collection...... 605,892 Technology Services session for degree credit. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Christine Bernard-McNamara, Dir. of Public Safety John E. Bassett, President Total Enrollment 2,636 479 3,115 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized David Angel, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 2,022 60 2,082 Academic Calendar...... Semester James Collins, Executive VP Graduate Degree 591 241 832 Student Body ...... Coed Andrea Michaels, VP, Planning & Budget Non-Degree 23 178 201 Tuition/Fees...... $30,960/$484 Deborah Bieri, VP, University Advancement Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,220 Elaine Cinelli, VP, Public Affairs required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/1 Endowment...... $450,000,000 Douglas Little, Dean of the College Early Decision deadline. Application is available Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 660/104 Nancy Budwig, Associate Provost & online at www.clarku.edu/prospective/undergrads/ Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 241/54 Dean of Graduate Studies Library Collection...... 650,861 Edward Ottensmeyer, Dean of the Graduate School Phone: 508/793-7374 of Management Email: [email protected]

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Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Susan Pennini, Assoc. Dean of Academic & Accreditation...... NE Total Enrollment 2,718 27 2,745 Administrative Affairs Academic Calendar...... Semester Undergrad Degree 2,718 0 2,718 Theodore Chamberlain, Dean of Students Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 0 27 27 Richard F. Sullivan, Chief Financial Officer Tuition/Fees...... $22,650 Admissions Information: Standardized tests are Dennis Thibeault, Chief Information Officer Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,764 no longer required but will be considered if offered. Jane P. Fidler, Dir. of Admission Endowment ...... $20,000,000 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 Early Stephanny J. Elias, Dir. of Student Financial Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 104/48 Decision deadline. Application is available online Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/113 at www.applyweb.com/apply/hc/menu.html Sally A. Buckley, Dir. of Enrollment Management Library Collection...... 44,284 & Registrar Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 800/442-2421 Lisa Ijiri, Dir. of the Program for Advancement Total Enrollment 934 366 1,300 Email: [email protected] of Learning Undergrad Degree 934 366 1,300 Mary Dunn, Dir. of Human Resources Frances Gately, Dir. of Communication Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Conway School of required. No application deadline; $35 fee. Landscape Design Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Application is available online at www.dean.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester PO Box 179 413/369-4044 Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 508/941-1508 332 S. Deerfield Road www.csld.edu Tuition/Fees...... $21,900/$850 Email: [email protected] Conway 01341 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,590 Endowment ...... $25,094,680 Founded 1972; provides 10-month master’s degree Eastern Nazarene College program in ecologically-based landscape design Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 191/62 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 100/276 structured around three professional projects for 23 East Elm Avenue 617/745-3000 M Library Collection...... 95,000 actual clients. Quincy 02170 FAX: 617/745-3907 a s

Paul Cawood Hellmund, Director Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total www.enc.edu s Total Enrollment 1,879 998 2,877 a Nancy E. Braxton, Dir. of Administration Founded 1918; college affiliated with the Church of c Undergrad Degree 1,864 600 2,464 h

Ilze Meijers, Financial Aid Advisor the Nazarene offers liberal arts, teacher education u

Graduate Degree 4 73 77 and professional programs leading to associate, s Accreditation...... NE Non-Degree 11 325 336 e bachelor’s and master’s degrees; summer session t Academic Calendar...... Semester t s Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: SAT, SAT I or ACT for degree credit; adult education programs. I Tuition/Fees...... $24,500 exam required. 4/1 application deadline; $40 fee. Corlis A. McGee, President n d

Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing 12/1 Early Decision deadline. 3/1 application W. Richard Stephens, Jr., VP, Academic Affairs e Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2/1 deadline to LD program, the Program for & Academic Dean p e

Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 3/1 Advancement of Learning (PAL); WAIS III or Doris Webb, VP, Admissions & Financial Aid n Woodcock-Johnson exams and achievement d

Library Collection...... 3,144 Anita Henck, VP, Student Development & Retention e

testing required of PAL applicants. Applications James Chatterton, Controller n Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total are available online at www.curry.edu/admission t Total Enrollment 18 0 18 William Webb, Senior Dir. of Business Services Graduate Degree 18 0 18 Phone: 800/669-0686 Robert Benjamin, Chief Diversity Officer Email: [email protected] Gerry Whetstone, Dir. of Constituency Relations Admissions Information: No exam required. 3/15 Richard Wilson, Dir. of Development application deadline; $50 fee. Application is avail- Douglas Fish, Dir. of Financial Aid able online at www.csld.edu Dean College Mark Dutra, Housing Officer Meredith Baker, Registrar Phone: 413/369-4044 99 Main Street 508/541-1900 Email: [email protected] Kathy Harrison, Dir. of Information Franklin 02038 FAX: 508/541-8726 Technology Services www.dean.edu Susan Watkins, Dir. of Library Services Curry College Founded 1865; offers liberal arts and pre-profes- Accreditation...... NE, Specialized sional programs leading to associate degrees; some 1071 Blue Hill Avenue 617/333-0500 Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 bachelor’s degree program options including dance; Student Body ...... Coed Milton 02186 FAX: 617/333-2023 continuing education; internship program; summer www.curry.edu Tuition/Fees...... $17,700/$610 session for degree credit. Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,590 Founded 1879; offers 19 majors and more than 50 Paula M. Rooney, President Endowment ...... $23,000,000 minors including liberal arts, business manage- Tom Maher, VP, Financial Services & Treasurer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 129/27 ment, communication, criminal justice, education, Karen Sykes, VP, Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 62/3 and nursing programs leading to certificates, bach- & Dean of the Faculty Library Collection...... 147,375 elor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; Jay Leiendecker, VP, Enrollment Services Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total satellite campuses in Plymouth and Worcester; Cindy Kozil, VP, Student Development & Retention summer session for degree credit. Total Enrollment 2,174 111 2,285 Gabriel Repassey, Registrar Undergrad Degree 1,051 11 1,062 Kenneth K. Quigley, Jr., President Geri Larsen, VP, Human Resources Graduate Degree 35 44 79 David A. Fedo, Academic VP & Dean of Faculty Tom Donnelly, Assistant VP, College Operations Non-Degree 1,088 56 1,144 Thomas H. Brodnicki, VP, Institutional Advancement Paul Vaccaro, Dean of Admission Jenny Aguiar, Dir. of Financial Aid Rick Barr, Dir. of Library CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2006 85 05-NEB-066 ConnDir06_Lstngs MA_NH 10/17/05 1:10 PM Page 86

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Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Student Body ...... Coed Jacqueline W. Liebergott, President required. Rolling application deadline. Application Tuition/Fees...... $20,500/$1,015 Robert A. Silverman, VP, Administration and Finance is available online at www.enc.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,000 Linda Moore, VP, Academic Affairs Endowment ...... $6,000,000 Barbara Rutberg, Acting VP, Phone: 617/745-3711 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 82/59 Institutional Advancement Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 64/70 David Rosen, VP, Office of Public Affairs Library Collection...... 250,000 William Gilligan, VP, Information Technology/CIO Elms College Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Suzanne Swope, VP, Enrollment Total Enrollment 617 455 1,072 Daniel Pinch, Associate VP, Student 291 Springfield Street 413/594-2761 Undergrad Degree 606 233 839 Administrative Services Chicopee 01013 FAX: 413/592-4871 Graduate Degree 10 149 159 Ronald Ludman, Dean of Students www.elms.edu Non-Degree 1 73 74 William Dewolf, Registrar Mickey Zemon, Executive Dir. of Library Founded 1928; Roman Catholic college offers liber- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT al arts, nursing, teacher education, business and William H. Smith, Executive Dir. of Center exam required. Rolling application deadline; for Diversity professional programs leading to associate, bache- $30 fee. Application is available online at lor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; www.elms.edu/admission Accreditation...... NE, Specialized weekend college; summer session for degree credit. Academic Calendar...... Semester James Mullen, President Phone: 413/592-3189 Student Body ...... Coed Todd Emmons, VP for Finance and Operations Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $24,064/$658 Anne Harrison, VP for Academic Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... $10,170 Endowment ...... $85,000,000 Dawn Ellinwood, VP for Student Affairs Emerson College Kathleen Robbins, Dir. Human Resources Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 333/22 Patricia Burden, Dir. of Development 120 Boylston Street 617/824-8500 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 139/201 John Guimond, Dir. of Institutional Marketing Boston 02116-4624 www.emerson.edu Library Collection...... 193,251 Joseph Wagner, Dir. of Admission Founded 1880; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Laura Lander, Registrar tion and professional programs in communications Total Enrollment 3,816 582 4,398 Cynthia Greene, Dir. of Information Services and performing arts leading to bachelor’s, master’s Undergrad Degree 2,976 100 3,076 Patricia Bombardier, Dir. of Alumnae Library and doctoral degrees; continuing education; sum- Graduate Degree 796 184 980 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized mer session for degree credit. Non-Degree 44 298 342 Academic Calendar...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. 1/5 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is available online at www.emerson.edu

Phone: 617/824-8600 Email: [email protected]

Emmanuel College 400 The Fenway 617/735-9715 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/735-9801 www.emmanuel.edu Founded 1919; Roman Catholic college offers liberal arts, teacher education and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Sr. Janet Eisner, SND, President Neil G. Buckley, VP, Finance & Administration Patricia A. Rissmeyer, VP, Student Affairs & Dean of Students Sarah McCarthy Welsh, VP, Government, Community & Public Relations John J. Aversa, VP, Operations & Information Technology Sandra M. Robbins, Dean of Enrollment Management Jennifer Porter, Dir. of Student Financial Services Joseph Onofretti, Associate Dean of Students/ E G E

L Dir. of Student Life L O

C E. Elizabeth Ross, Associate Dean & Registrar N O I

T Marie E. Gurry, Dir. of Academic Computing P M

U Mary Ann Tricarico, Dir. of the Library S S A

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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 617/868-3450 ext 507 Academic Calendar...... Semester Total Enrollment 1,940 1,330 3,270 or toll free 866-433-7669 ext 507 Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 1,782 196 1,978 Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $21,900/$400 Graduate Degree 158 224 382 1 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,700 Non-Degree 0 910 910 students without health insurance must purchase coverage through the school. Endowment ...... $59,993,623 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 125/54 2single student in dormitory housing. Charges vary exam required (SAT I preferred). 2/15 application according to accommodations and meal plan. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 57/113 deadline; $40 fee. Application is available online at Library Collection...... 100,804 www.endicott.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fisher College Total Enrollment 1,362 803 2,165 Phone: 978/921-1000 Undergrad Degree 1,324 557 1,881 Email: [email protected] 118 Beacon Street 866/266-6007 Graduate Degree 24 194 218 Boston 02116 FAX: 617/236-8858 www.fisher.edu Non-Degree 14 52 66 Episcopal Divinity School Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded in 1903; offers the bachelor of science in required. 3/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 99 Brattle Street 617/868-3450 management and associate degrees and certificate 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/864-5385 programs in liberal arts and professional/occupa- available online at www.emmanuel.edu www.eds.edu tional programs. Courses are offered at the main Founded 1857 as Episcopal Theological School, campus, two off-site locations and online. Phone: 617/735-9715 merged with Philadelphia Divinity School 1974; Charles C. Perkins, President Email: [email protected] institution affiliated with the Episcopal Church Steven Rich, VP, Finance

offers professional program leading to master’s and James DuPont, VP, Enrollment Management M

doctoral degrees; cross-registration with Boston Bonie Williamson, VP, Co-Curricular Life/ a

Endicott College s

Theological Institute schools and some schools Dean of Students s 376 Hale Street 978/927-0585 at Harvard University; accredited by the Janet Harrington, Dean of Continuing & Distance a c

Beverly 01915 FAX: 978/927-0084 Association of Theological Schools. Education Operations h u

www.endicott.edu Rt. Rev. Steven Charleston, President & Dean Marjorie Roy, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs s John R. Ohotnicky, Registrar e Founded 1939; provides programs leading to Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook, Academic Dean t t bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Programs inte- Esther Griswold, Dir. of the EDS/WJST Library Jonathan Bartsch, Dir. of Information Services s

Joshua McKain, College Librarian I grate professional and liberal studies through Nancy Haverstock, VP, Development n required internships. Rev. Karen Montagno, Dean of Spiritual and Frank Lauder, Dir. of Financial Aid d e

Joy Nelson, College Bursar p Richard E. Wylie, President Vocational Formation Sheila Tarr, Dir. of Residence Life e Lynne O’Toole, VP of Finance Christopher Medeiros, Dir. of Admissions, n Recruitment & Financial Aid Natalie Spadorcia, Dir. of Academic Center d Laura Rossi-Le, VP & Dean of the for Enrichment e Undergraduate School Diane Grondin, Asst. Dir. of Admissions n Paul Squarcia, VP & Dean of the School of & Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE, Specialized t Graduate Professional Studies Gena Gourley, Registrar Academic Calendar...... Semester Thomas Redman, VP of Admission & Financial Aid Michael Phillips, Dir. of Hospitality & Events Student Body ...... Coed David Vigneron, VP of Institutional Advancement Margaret Thorpe, Dir.of Housing & Facilities Tuition/Fees...... $16,775/$1,710 Daniel Volchok, VP for Student Development Joanne Manning, Dir. of Business Operations Housing, Room & Board...... $10,475 Denise Bilodeau, VP of Administration Nancy Davidge, Dir. of Communications Endowment ...... $9,185,000 Joanne Waldner, Assistant to the President Accreditation...... Specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 61/13 Marcia Toomey, Dir. of Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 21/102 Anita McFarlane, Registrar Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection...... 31,293 Danise Dragonas, Bursar Tuition/Fees...... $15,8501 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Peter Hart, Dir. of Planning & Accreditation Housing, Room & Board...... $14,6002 Total Enrollment 721 402 1,123 Donna Couture, Treasurer Endowment ...... $35,973,918 Undergrad Degree 714 380 1,094 Susan Koso, Dir. of Personnel Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 28/2 Non-Degree 7 22 29 Larry Hiser, Dir. of Athletics Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 14/4 Admissions Information: SATI or ACT required Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Library Collection...... 214,413 for admission to bachelor’s program; rolling Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total application deadline; $25 fee. Application is Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 54 26 80 available online at www.fisher.edu/Web/admis- Tuition/Fees...... $19,690/$700 Graduate Degree 50 23 73 sions/admissions.html Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,766 Non-Degree 4 3 7 Endowment ...... $14,800,000 Phone: 617/236-8818 Admissions Information: MAT or GRE exam Email: [email protected] Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 205/16 required. 3/31 application deadline, 6/1 late Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 82/73 deadline; $50 fee. M.Div, MATS, D.Min, and Library Collection...... 120,000 Certificate programs available. Application is available online at www.eds.edu

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Franklin W. Olin Charles Cardeiro, Dean of Education Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total College of Engineering Christina Gaza, VP, Career Services Total Enrollment 1,595 39 1,634 Ida Zecco, VP, Admissions Undergrad Degree 1,587 26 1,613 Olin Way 781/292-2300 Jaimee Tyler, Dir. of High School Admissions Graduate Degree 0 9 9 Needham 02492 FAX: 781/292-2310 Rosana Perella, Dir. of Student Services Non-Degree 8 4 12 www.olin.edu John Beirne, Dir. of Student Finance Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Undergraduate engineering college funded by the Lisa Sander, Dir. of Financial Aid required. 11/15 early decision deadline (binding); F.W. Olin Foundation enrolled its first freshman Kevin Warner, Dir. of Student Accounts 12/1 early action deadline; 12/1 application dead- class in fall 2002. Offers degrees in electrical and Totsaporn Intarabumbung, Librarian line for the A .J. Gordon Scholarship Program; 3/1 computer engineering, mechanical engineering Gregory Karas, Registrar priority application deadline; $50 fee. Application is and (general) engineering; curriculum emphasizes Charles Ring, Dir. of Compliance available online at www.gordon.edu/admissions. rigorous preparation in science and engineering Accreditation...... NE Cand, Specialized fundamentals, business and entrepreneurship, and Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Phone: 866/464.6736 arts and humanities; every admitted student Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] receives a four-year, full tuition scholarship valued Tuition/Fees...... $28,000/$25 at approximately $130,000. Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Gordon-Conwell Richard K. Miller, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 60/3 Theological Seminary Stephen P. Hannabury, VP, Administration Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/41 & Finance Library Collection...... 7,700 130 Essex Street 978/468-7111 David V. Kerns, Provost Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total South Hamilton 01982 FAX: 978/468-6691 Roger C. Crafts, Dean of Student Life Total Enrollment 657 0 657 www.gordonconwell.edu Duncan C. Murdoch, Dean of Admission Undergrad Degree 652 0 652 Founded 1884; evangelical, multi-denominational & VP of External Relations Non-Degree 5 0 5 seminary offers professional program leading to Sherra E. Kerns, VP, Innovation & Research Admissions Information: No exams required. careers in ministry and awards master’s and doc- Michael E. Moody, Dean of Faculty & F. W. Olin Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application is toral degrees; continuing education; summer and Professor of Mathematics available online at www.gibbsboston.edu January sessions for degree credit. Accreditation ...... NE Cand Walter C. Kaiser, Jr., President Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 617/578-7100 Robert Landrebe, Executive VP Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] & Chief Financial Officer Tuition/Fees...... $30,600/$11,000 Barry Corey, VP for Education, Chief Academic Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,000 Gordon College Officer & Academic Dean, South Hamilton Endowment...... $312,003,274 Alvin Padilla, Academic Dean, Boston Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 69/0 255 Grapevine Road 978/927-2300 Sidney Bradley, Academic Dean, Charlotte Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/1 Wenham 01984 FAX: 978/867-4653 Lita Schlueter, Dean of Students Library Collection...... 14,5001 www.gordon.edu William Levin, Dean of Enrollment Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded in 1889; non-denominational Christian Management/Registrar Total Enrollment 216 0 216 college of the liberal arts and sciences. Provides Howard Freeman, Chief Development Officer Undergrad Degree 216 0 216 programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. John Standridge, Dir. of Admissions & Marketing Anne Doll, Dir. of Public Relations Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT; 3 R. Judson Carlberg, President Doris Joos, Dir. of Financial Aid SAT II exams (writing, math IC or IIC and a James MacDonald, VP, Finance Freeman Barton, Dir. of Library science; usually physics, chemistry, or biology) Mark Sargent, Provost required. 1/9 application deadline; $60 fee. Herma Williams, Associate Provost Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Application is available online at Robert Grinnell, VP, Development Academic Calendar...... Semester https://apply.olin.edu/ Steve MacLeod, Dean of College Counsel/ Student Body ...... Coed College Planning Tuition/Fees...... $12,000/$100 Phone: 781/292-2222 Silvio Vazquez, VP, Enrollment & Marketing Housing, Room & Board ...... $4,388 Email: [email protected] Patricia Jones, Dir. of College Communications Endowment ...... $37,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 135/26 12004 & Marketing Daniel Tymann, VP, Advancement of Science Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 48/4 & Technology Library Collection...... 250,000 Gibbs College of Boston Barry Loy, Dean of Students Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 779 1,232 2,011 126 Newbury Street 617/578-7100 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Graduate Degree 779 1,162 1,941 Boston 02116 FAX: 617/578-7163 Non-Degree 0 70 70 www.gibbsboston.edu Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $21,930/$994 Admissions Information: No exam required. No Founded in 1911 as Katharine Gibbs School, Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,270 application deadline; $35 fee. Application is avail- provides career education leading to associates Endowment ...... $30,534,705 able online at www.gordonconwell.edu degrees in business, healthcare, visual Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 239/41 communication and technology. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 94/47 Phone: 800/428-7329 Stephen Bonkowski, President Library Collection...... 190,667 Email: [email protected] Christine Murphy, VP, Finance and Operations

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Hampshire College Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total A. Clayton Spencer, Associate VP for Total Enrollment 1,352 0 1,352 Higher Education Policy 893 West Street 413/559-5471 Undergrad Degree 1,344 0 1,344 Nina Zipser, Dir. of Institutional Research Amherst 01002 FAX: 413/559-5631 Non-Degree 8 0 8 William Fitzsimmons, Dean of Admissions & www.hampshire.edu Admissions Information: No exams required. 1/15 Financial Aid to Students in Harvard and Founded 1965; offers liberal arts programs leading application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Early Decision Radcliffe Colleges to bachelor’s degrees; substantial independent deadline; 12/1 for Early Action. Application is avail- William C. Kirby, Dean of the Faculty research and creative work in addition to course- able online at www.hampshire.edu of Arts & Sciences work. Students complete an individualized, Daniel Moriarty, Assistant Provost multidisciplinary program of study, culminating Phone: 413/559-5471 & Chief Information Officer in a significant scholarly or creative project. Email: [email protected] Sidney Verba, Dir. of the Harvard University Library Ralph Hexter, President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Johannes Brongers, Treasurer Harvard University Academic Calendar...... Semester Aaron Berman, Dean of Faculty Student Body ...... Coed Holland L. Hendrix, Chief Advancement Officer 1350 Massachusetts Avenue 617/495-1000 Tuition/Fees...... $28,752/$3,345 Elaine Thomas, Dir. of Communications Cambridge 02138 www.harvard.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,578 1 Karen S. Parker, Dir. of Admissions Founded 1636; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Endowment...... $22,587,305,000 2 Kathleen Methot, Dir. of Financial Aid tion and professional programs leading to postsec- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 11,993 2 Linda Mollison, Housing Coordinator ondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s, master’s Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2,137 3 Roberta Stuart, Dir. of Central Records and doctoral degrees; continuing education; sum- Library Collection...... 15,391,906 Thomas Manley, Information Systems Manager mer session for degree credit. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Gai Carpenter, Dir. of Library & Information Services Lawrence H. Summers, President Total Enrollment 19,007 5,641 24,648 M Carol Trosset, Dir. of Institutional Research Steven Hyman, Provost Undergrad Degree 6,722 225 6,947 a Graduate Degree 11,762 1,080 12,842 s Accreditation...... NE Ann Berman, VP for Finance & CFO s Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 James Hoyte, Assistant to the President & Non-Degree 523 4,336 4,859 a c

Student Body ...... Coed Associate VP Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT plus three h u

Tuition/Fees...... $31,939/$580 Donella Rapier, VP for Alumni Affairs & Development SAT II subject tests required. 1/1 application s e

Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,519 Sally Zeckhauser, VP for Administration deadline; $65 fee. 11/1 Early Decision deadline. t t

Endowment ...... $30,000,000 Alan Stone, VP for Government, Community Application is available online at s I

Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 266/71 & Public Affairs www.college.harvard.edu n

Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 99/18 Marilyn Hausammann, VP for Human Resources d Phone: 617/495-1551 e

Library Collection...... 183,178 Robert Iuliano, VP & General Counsel p

Email: [email protected] e n

1as of June 30, 2004. d e

2faculty and employee counts provided are FTE’s, n full and part-time breakdowns unavailable t 3as of June 30, 2004.

Hebrew College 160 Herrick Road 617/559-8600 Newton Centre 02459 FAX: 617/559-8601 www.hebrewcollege.edu Located in Greater Boston since 1921, pluralistic, non-sectarian institution offering graduate and undergraduate degrees in Jewish studies and Jewish education, and a wide range of certificates. David Gordis, President Dan Federico, Dir. of Finance Barry Mesch Provost Harvey Shapiro, Dean of Shoolman Graduate School of Jewish Education Art Green, Dean of Rabbinical School David Chivo, Dir. of Capital Campaign & Development Evelyn Herwitz, Dir. of Marketing E

G & Communications E L L

O Shai Nathanson, Head of Hebrew C L

E Language Department U N A

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Ina Regosin, Dean of Students Endowment ...... $23,000,000 Phone: 617/243-2225 Nathan Ehrlich, Dean of Hebrew College Online Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 42/2 Email: [email protected] Vanessa Brown, Human Resources Manager Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 20/22 Kate Nachman, Admissions/Recruitment Manager Library Collection...... 119,437 Lesley University Judith Segal, Dir. of Library Services Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Allen Katzoff, Dir. of the Center for Total Enrollment 221 3 224 29 Everett Street 617/868-9600 Adult Jewish Learning Undergrad Degree 89 0 89 Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/349-8717 Marjorie Berkowitz, Dir. of Prozdor Graduate Degree 132 3 135 www.lesley.edu & Secondary Education Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded 1909; offers liberal arts and professional Accreditation...... NE, Specialized required. 8/15 application deadline; $50 fee. programs in education, human services, the envi- Academic Calendar...... Semester Application is available online at www.hchc.edu ronment and the arts leading to associate, bache- Student Body ...... Coed lor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing 1 Tuition/Fees...... $775 /$200 Phone: 617/850-1260 education on campus and degree programs at more Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Email: [email protected] than 250 sites in 22 states in traditional and alter- Endowment ...... $18,900,000 native formats. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 87/5 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 10/30 Lasell College Margaret McKenna, President Library Collection...... 125,000 Ed Toomey, Chief Operating Officer 1844 Commonwealth Avenue 617/243-2000 Charles Gilroy, VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Newton 02466-2716 FAX: 617/243-2389 Mary Lou Dymski, VP, Budgeting Total Enrollment 57 181 238 www.lasell.edu & Financial Planning Undergrad Degree 3 2 5 Founded 1851; offers programs in allied health, Martha B. McKenna, Provost Graduate Degree 53 52 105 business, liberal arts and teacher education lead- Mary Lou Batt, VP, Administration Non-Degree 1 127 128 ing to bachelor’s and master’s degrees with an & Centers and Institutes Admissions Information: Early Decision deadline emphasis on connecting classroom theory with Alix Carey, VP, Institutional Advancement 1/15, March Decision deadline 3/1, June Decision practical experience. Jackie Armitage, VP for National Planning deadline, May 15; $40 application fee. Application Thomas E. J. de Witt, President & Administration is available online at www.hebrewcollege.edu Elizabeth H. Winter, VP, Business and Finance Linda Pursley, Dir. of Assessment & James Ostrow, VP, Academic Affairs Institutional Research Phone: 617/559-8610 Deb Kocar, Dir. of Admissions, Lesley College Email: [email protected] Ruth S. Shuman, Dean for Institutional Advancement Diane Austin, Dean of Students Bonnie Roth, Dir. of Admissions, Art Institute of Boston 1reported tuition is per credit; annual tuition for Paula Panchuck, Dean of Lasell Village Rabinical School and Cantor Education Program Fran Weil, Dir. of Communication Judy Conley, Dir. of Admission, Graduate is $16,000 Dianne Polizzi, Registrar & Dir. of & Adult Baccalaureate Institutional Research Nathaniel Mays, Dean, Student Life & Kathleen O’Connor, VP, Enrollment Management Academic Development Hellenic College/Holy Cross Michele Kosboth, Dir. of Student Financial Planning Scott James, Dir. of Student Administrative Services Melissa Janot, Registrar 50 Goddard Avenue 617/731-3500 ext. 1260 Deborah L. Gelch, Chief Information Officer Karen Boudreau Shea, Chief Information Officer Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/850-1460 Allyson Gray, Dir. of the Library Patricia Payne, Dir. of Library www.hchc.edu James M. Tweed, Dir. of Admissions Adrienne Franciosi, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Mario Borunda, Dean, School of Education Founded 1937; college affiliated with the Greek Jim Wingardner, Executive Dir. of Lasell Village Julia Halevy, Dean, Graduate School Orthodox Christian Church offers liberal arts program Mark Sciegaj, Dir. of Fuss Center for Research on of Arts & Social Sciences leading to bachelor’s degrees with concentration in Aging & Intergenerational Studies Janet Schulte, Dean, Lesley College elementary education, human development, religious Terrence Keeney, Dean, Art Institute of Boston studies, management & leadership and classics; Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Sandra Doran, General Counsel school of theology offers master’s in theology; summer Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized session for degree credit. Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $18,700/$1,000 Academic Calendar...... Semester Rev. Nicholas Triantafilou, President Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,800 Student Body ...... Coed Charles Kroll, Chief Financial Officer Endowment ...... $12,600,000 Tuition/Fees...... $22,600/$250 James Karloutsos, Chief Operating Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 116/54 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,950 Rev. James Katinas, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 49/88 Endowment ...... $46,000,000 Sonia Daly, Dir. of Admissions Library Collection...... 135,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 408/65 George Georgenis, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 148/715 Rev. Gerasimos Makris, Dir. of Student Life Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection...... 989,874 Alba Pagan, Registrar Total Enrollment 1,141 61 1,202 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Rev. Joachim Cotsonis, Dir. of Library Undergrad Degree 1,139 16 1,155 Graduate Degree 2 24 26 Total Enrollment 2,080 5,625 7,705 Accreditation...... NE Non-Degree 0 21 21 Undergrad Degree 1,057 613 1,670 Academic Calendar...... Semester Graduate Degree 969 4,878 5,847 Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Non-Degree 54 134 188 Tuition/Fees...... $15,435/$340 Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. 3/15 priority Admissions Information: SAT I with essay or Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,260 deadline. Application is available online at www.lasell.edu ACT exam required. 12/1 early action deadline for

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12/31 early decision; 3/1 priority deadline; $40 fee. Joanne Bibeau, RSM, President Massachusetts College Application is available online at Kim Richardson, Controller of Pharmacy and www.lesley.edu/ungrad/applying.html Laurie White, Academic Dean Health Sciences Barbara Willett, RSM, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Phone: 617/349-8800 Maureen Sanphy, Dir. of Admissions 179 Longwood Avenue 617/732-2800 Email: [email protected] Lisa Parker, Asst. Dir. of Admissions Boston 02115 FAX: 617/732-2801 Melissa Foye, Dir. of Financial Aid www.mcphs.edu Longy School of Music Linda Lundstrom, Registrar Founded 1823; offers professional programs in Debbie Martineau, Dir. of Computer Technology pharmacy (traditional, accelerated, and non-tradi- 1 Follen Street 617/876-0956 Katherine Leppanen, Asst. Dir. of Library Service tional), pharmaceutical sciences, pharmaceutical Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/876-9326 Accreditation...... NE marketing and management, physician assistant www.longy.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester studies, chemistry, radiologic sciences, pre-medi- Founded in 1915; offers undergraduate diploma, Student Body ...... Coed cine and health studies, health psychology, nursing, master of music degree, graduate performance Tuition/Fees...... $11,400/$600 environmental sciences (joint degree program), diploma, and artist diploma in ten departments Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing dental hygiene, health sciences, drug discovery and including all music performance areas, opera, col- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 12/9 development, drug regulatory affairs and health laborative piano, early music, composition, Dalcroze Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/29 policy, and pharmacy systems administration; lead- eurhythmics and modern American music. Library Collection...... 17,650 ing to certificates, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor- Kwang-Wu Kim, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total al degrees; continuing education; summer session Anna Kuwabara, Executive Vice Pesident Total Enrollment 216 49 265 for degree credit; campuses in Boston and Robert Shay, Dean Undergrad Degree 204 41 245 Worcester, Mass., and Manchester, N.H.

Deborah Mayerson, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Non-Degree 12 8 20 Charles F. Monahan, Jr., President M

Vladimir Jandesjek, Dir. of Finance Admissions Information: No exam required. Richard J. Lessard, VP for Finance & Administration a s

Heather Viles, Dir. of Admissions Rolling application deadline; no fee. Janis P. Bellack, VP for Academic Affairs & Provost s Elvira Reyes, Financial Aid Services Manager Douglas J. Pisano, Associate Provost for a c

James Moylan, Registrar Phone: 781/595-6768 Pharmacy Education h u

Roy Rudolph, Librarian Email: [email protected] Robert W. Holmes, Jr., In-House Legal Counsel s Dennis B. Lyons, VP for Institutional Advancement e Accreditation...... NE, Specialized t t Academic Calendar...... Semester George E. Humphrey, Executive Dir. of College s

Relations & Communications I Student Body ...... Coed n Tuition/Fees...... $21,220/$400 William R. Dunfey, Exec. Dir. of Admissions d e

Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing p e

Endowment ...... $6,324,400 n

Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 25/2 d e

Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/155 n

Library Collection...... 27,000 t Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 151 300 451 Undergrad Degree 39 9 48 Graduate Degree 112 35 147 Non-Degree 0 256 256 Admissions Information: No exam required. 1/15 application deadline; $90 fee. Application is available online at www.longy.edu

Phone: 617/876-0956 X521 Email: [email protected]

Marian Court College 35 Littles Point Road 781/595-6768 Swampscott 01907 FAX: 781/595-3560 www.mariancourt.edu Founded 1964; offers day and evening courses in professional and transfer degree programs leading to associate degrees; one-year certificate programs are also available. Programs include: business

administration, criminal justice, liberal studies, S M I T

office administration, computer technology. H C O

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Carrie Glass, Dir. of Student Financial Services Isaac M. Colbert, Dean for Graduate Students Kari Mitchell-Flynn, Librarian William Cribby, Dir. of Residence Life Larry Benedict, Dean for Student Life Dean Abbey, Dir. of Continuing Education Tom Scanlon, Dir. of Information Services William J. Anderson, Chief Facilities Officer Stan Berman, Dir. of Programs of Richard B. Kaplan, Associate Dean for James Morgan, Controller Advanced Graduate Study Instructional Resources & Dir. of Libraries Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fran Mervyn, Dean of Students Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Kenneth Hopkins, Associate Dean of Students Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Bob Lichtenstein, Dir. of the School Psychology Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $32,100/$200 Specialist Program Tuition/Fees...... $20,440/$650 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,500 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board...... $10,970 Endowment...... $6,700,000,000 Academic Calendar...... Semester Endowment ...... $44,300,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 6,882/1,903 Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 294/21 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 971/22 Tuition/Fees...... $23,200/$250 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 141/9 Library Collection...... 2,769,667 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Library Collection...... 32,000 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment ...... $1,650,000 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 9,985 335 10,320 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 15/9 Total Enrollment 2,298 289 2,587 Undergrad Degree 4,077 55 4,132 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/48 Undergrad Degree 1,514 89 1,603 Graduate Degree 5,889 149 6,038 Library Collection...... 7,000 Graduate Degree 781 174 955 Non-Degree 19 131 150 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 3 26 29 Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning Test or Total Enrollment 165 107 272 Admissions Information: SAT I Reasoning Test or the ACT required. Three SAT Subject Tests, a Graduate Degree 165 63 228 ACT Assessment. 2/1 application deadline; $70 fee. math, a science and one of applicant’s choice are Non-Degree 0 44 44 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is avail- required. Non-native speakers may take the above Admissions Information: GRE exam required. 1/4 able online at www.mcphs.edu tests or the Test of English as a Foreign Language application deadline; $50 fee. Application is (TOEFL) and two SAT Subject Tests, a math and a available online at www.mspp.edu Phone: 617/732-2850 science. Those who do not normally speak English Email: [email protected] in their home may wish to take the TOEFL as a Phone: 617/327-6777 supplement to the required tests. 1/1 application Email: [email protected] Massachusetts Institute deadline; $65 fee. 11/1 Early Action deadline. of Technology Application is available online at Merrimack College web.mit.edu/admissions/ 77 Massachusetts Avenue 617/253-1000 315 Turnpike Street 978/837-5000 Cambridge 02139 FAX: 617/253-8000 Phone: 617/253-4791 North Andover 01845 FAX: 978/837-5222 web.mit.edu Email: [email protected] www.merrimack.edu Founded 1861; offers architecture and planning, Founded 1947; Augustinian Catholic college offers engineering, humanities, arts and social sciences, Massachusetts School of liberal arts, teacher education, science and engi- management, and science programs leading to Professional Psychology neering, and business programs leading to associ- bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. ate and bachelor’s degrees; master of education. 221 Rivermoor Street 617/327-6777 Susan Hockfield, President Division of Continuing Education offers night and Boston 02132 FAX: 617/327-4447 summer courses. Cooperative education programs Dana G. Mead, Chairman of the Corporation www.mspp.edu Phillip L. Clay, Chancellor available in all majors. Programs in allied health, L. Rafael Reif, Provost Founded in 1974; offers a professional program digital media, and communication studies. New Allan S. Bufferd, Treasurer leading to the doctor of psychology degree in joint program with Northern Essex Community Kathryn A. Wilmore, VP & Secretary clinical psychology. Optional focuses on child College allows nursing students to receive a bache- of the Corporation assessment, geropsychology, and organizational lor degree in health science along with their R.N. Alice P. Gast, VP, Research & Associate Provost consulting available. Specialty tracks in forensic, Richard J. Santagati, President Jerrold Grochow, VP, Information Services and health psychology are also available. Patricia Gannon, VP, Fiscal Affairs & Technology Integrated field placement experience every year Joseph T. Kelley, Interim Provost & VP, Barbara G. Stowe, VP, Resource Development of the program. Other programs include a post- Mission Effectiveness John C. Crowley, VP, Federal Relations doctoral master of science program in psychophar- Rev. Gary N. McCloskey, O.S.A., Dean of the College Laura Avakian, VP, Human Resources macology; respecialization in clinical psychology; Graeme Griffith, Coordinator of Elizabeth Garvin, Executive VP & CEO, school psychology specialist and continuing Cultural Awareness & Diversity Alumni Association education courses. Mary Lou Retelle, VP, Enrollment Management Marilee Jones, Dean of Admissions Nicholas A. Covino, President Maryellen Colliton, VP, Student Life Elizabeth M. Hicks, Executive Dir. of Patrick Capobianco, Chief Fiscal Kathleen Franzese, Dir. of Marketing Student Financial Services & Financial Officer & Public Relations Karen Nilsson, Dir. of Housing Alan Beck, Dean of Faculty Shawn DeVeau, Dir. of Campus Community Relations Mary R. Callahan, Registrar Mario Murga, Dir. of Admissions Donna Swartwout, Dir. of Resident Life Ann J. Wolpert, Dir. of Libraries Eileen Healy, Financial Aid Officer Martin Grace, Registrar Claude R. Canizares, Associate Provost Christine Studley, Registrar Sarah Kidd, Bursar Robert Redwine, Dean for Randi Dorn, Dir. of Training Charles Maxson, Executive Dir. of Information Undergraduate Education Shellee Robbins, Co-Dir. of Training Technology Services Barbara Lachance, Dir. of McQuade Library

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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Endowment ...... $22,623,000 Admissions Information: SAT or ACT required; Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 76/36 portfolio of visual art, artist’s statement, official Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 66/34 academic transcripts, 2 letters of recommendation. Tuition/Fees...... $23,000/$450 Library Collection...... 50,700 Rolling application deadline. 3/1 priority deadline Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,730 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total for financial aid and scholarship consideration. $40 application fee. Endowment ...... $30,200,000 Total Enrollment 263 403 666 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 243/91 Graduate Degree 263 346 609 Phone: 800/836-0487 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 139/105 Non-Degree 0 57 57 Email: [email protected] Library Collection...... 130,279 Admissions Information: GRE exam required. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Please contact institution for program-specific Total Enrollment 2,027 299 2,326 application deadlines. $50 application fee. Mount Holyoke College Undergrad Degree 2,027 205 2,232 Application is available online at 50 College Street 413/538-2000 Graduate Degree 0 22 22 www.mghihp.edu/admissions South Hadley 01075 www.mtholyoke.edu Non-Degree 0 72 72 Founded 1837; oldest continuing institution of Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or Phone: 617/726-3140 Email: [email protected] higher education for women in the nation; liberal ACT with writing component exam required. 2/1 arts curriculum leading to bachelor’s degrees; application deadline; $50 fee. 11/30 Early Action 1tuition is per credit dual-degree program in engineering (BA/BS) and deadline. Application is available online at 2fees range from $100 to $600 depending in public health (BA/MPH) in partnership with www.merrimack.edu on status UMass/Amherst; study abroad and international Phone: 978/837-5100 exchange programs; pre-professional postbaccalau- Email: [email protected] reate program. Montserrat College of Art Joanne V. Creighton, President M a

23 Essex Street 978/921-4242 Mary Jo Maydew, VP for Finance & Administration s MGH Institute of Donal O’Shea, Dean of the Faculty s PO Box 26 FAX: 978/922-4268 a

Health Professions Beverly 01915 www.montserrat.edu & VP for Academic Affairs c h

Lee Bowie, Dean of the College u 36 1st Avenue 617/726-2947 Founded 1970; offers bachelor’s of fine arts degree & VP for Student Affairs s Boston 02129-4557 FAX: 617/726-3716 and four-year diplomas in fine arts, graphic design, e Jane B. Brown, VP for Enrollment & College Relations t www.mghihp.edu t illustration, painting and drawing, photography, s Liz Braun, Dean of Students & Associate Dean

printmaking, and sculpture; complementary I

Founded in 1977, created to address the need for of the College n

program in art education; new media, interdiscipli- d master clinicians and leaders in the health care Charles Haight, VP for Development nary, and self-directed studies are encouraged. e

professions molded by the integration of theory and Patricia VandenBerg, Executive Dir. of p Residential, apartment-style campus. Several cam- clinical practice in an interdisciplinary environ- Communications & Strategic Initiatives e pus galleries showcasing college, local, national, n

ment. Offers master’s, graduate level certificates Alison Donta, Dir. of Institutional Research d and international artists. Internship programs. and doctoral degrees in health care fields. Diane Anci, Dean of Admission e n

Stan Trecker, President t Ann W. Caldwell, President Kathy Blaisdell, Dir. of Student Financial Services Bettina Sawhill Espe, VP, Finance & Administration Atlas D. Evans, Chief Financial Officer Monica Augustin, Registrar Laura Olmstead-Tonelli, Interim Dean of Faculty Mary Carey, Academic Dean Patricia Albanese, Chief Information Officer Jo Lennox, Associate VP, Community Relations Carolyn Locke, Dir. of Office of Student Affairs and Dir. of Library, Information & Jessica Sarin-Perry, Dean of Admissions Technology Services Emily Devaprasad, Manager of Alumnae/i Affairs Brian Bicknell, Dean of Student Services Christopher Hartley, Dir. of External Relations Creda Camacho, Dir. of Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE James V. Vitagliano, Associate Director & Registrar, Mark Bester, Dir. of Housing/Residential Life Academic Calendar...... Semester Office of Student Affairs Theresa Skelly, Registrar Student Body...... Women Elayne Peloquin, Dir. of Financial Aid Mick Maldonado, Dir. of Information Technology Tuition/Fees...... $32,430/$168 Elizabeth Curado, Bursar Cheri Coe, Dir. of Library Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,550 Dennis G. Stratford, Chief Information Officer Dana Welch, Human Resource Director Endowment...... $457,000,000 Leslie Portney, Dir. of Graduate Programs Leonie Bradbury, Dir. of the Gallery Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 579/212 in Physical Therapy and Visiting Artist Program Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 209/40 Kevin Kearns, Dir. of Graduate Program in Library Collection...... 221,302 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Communication Sciences & Disorders Academic Calendar...... Semester Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Margery Chisholm, Dir. of Graduate Program Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 2,075 70 2,145 in Nursing Tuition/Fees...... $19,934/$770 Undergrad Degree 2,047 48 2,095 Paul Boepple, Dir. of Graduate Program Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,300 Graduate Degree 2 0 2 in Clinical Investigation Non-Degree 26 22 48 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 30/12 Richard Terrass, Dir. of Graduate Program Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/38 Admissions Information: Jan. 15 application in Medical Imaging Library Collection...... 12,025 deadline; $55 fee (waived if application submitted Accreditation...... NE, Specialized online). Nov. 15 and Jan. 1 Early Decision Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... Semester deadlines. Application is available online at the Total Enrollment 313 40 353 Student Body ...... Coed admission website: www.mtholyoke.edu/adm Undergrad Degree 313 19 332 Tuition/Fees...... $7471, 2 Non-Degree 0 21 21 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Phone: 413/538-2023 Email: [email protected]

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New England College of Finance 10 High Street 617/951-2350 Suite 204 FAX: 617/951-2533 Boston 02110 www.finance.edu Founded 1909; offers professional training and education for all levels of banking and financial services personnel leading to postsecondary certificates and associate degrees; continuing education; summer sessions. Offers bachelor’s degrees through partnerships with Bentley College, University of Connecticut, University of Hartford, Providence College, Northeastern University, Drexel University, and University of Maryland; offers an accelerated post-baccalaureate certificate program in financial services in partnership with UC Berkeley; offers graduate certificate programs in partnership with Northeastern University and Providence College; offers MBA and MS graduate programs in partnership with Suffolk University, Northeastern Y C

A University, Providence College, Drexel University, M R

A and University of Maryland; satellite campuses in H P

F Connecticut and Rhode Island. O E G

E Robert A. Regan, President/CEO L L O

C Richard F. Haskell, VP & Treasurer S T

T Diane S. Monaghan, VP for Academic Affairs E S U

H Richard J. Elliott, VP, Corporate Training C A

S & Program Development S A

M Paula Bramante, VP, eLearning Keith Gatto, Academic Manager Mount Ida College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Linda C. Fera, Director, Financial Services Academy 777 Dedham Street 617/928-4500 Student Body ...... Coed Jonathan Small, eLearning Program Manager Newton 02459 FAX: 617/928-4746 Tuition/Fees...... $18,500/$5961 Robert Eastwick-Haskell, IT Manager www.mountida.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,830 & Communications Specialist Endowment ...... $7,484,022 Kimberly A Simon, Senior Academic Advisor Founded in 1899; offers bachelor’s degree programs & Graduate Coordinator in fields such as American studies, business admin- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 110/49 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 61/78 Robert Wagstaff, Registrar istration/management (sports management, equine Louise Sommer, Program Manager management, hotel and tourism management), Library Collection...... 122,632 child development with educator preparation Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE option (Pre K-2), design (fashion, graphic, interior Total Enrollment 1,192 106 1,298 Academic Calendar...... Semester and computer animation), human services, crimi- Undergrad Degree 1,192 106 1,298 Student Body ...... Coed 1 nal justice, applied forensic science, liberal studies, Tuition/Fees...... /$35 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing psychology, English, biology and veterinary technol- required. No application deadline; $35 fee. ogy; offers selected associate degree programs with Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 17/2 Application is available online at Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 5/216 specialized accreditation in such fields as dental www.mountida.edu hygiene and funeral service; continuing education. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Carol Matteson, President Phone: 617/928-4535 Total Enrollment 0 812 812 Maureen Evans, VP, Academic Affairs Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 0 186 186 David Healy, VP, Finance & Administration Non-Degree 0 626 626 1for full-time resident students; fees for part-time Elizabeth True, VP, Student Affairs and commuter students are less. Admissions Information: No exam required. Philip Conroy, Jr., VP, Enrollment Management Rolling application deadline. Application is avail- & Marketing able online at www.finance.edu Kenneth Spritz, Executive Dir. of Development Elizabeth Storinge, Dean of Admissions Phone: 617/951-2350 Linda Mularczyk, Dir. of Financial Aid Email: [email protected] LaTanya Purnell, Dean of Student Affairs 1tuition ranges from $181 to $347 per credit Marge Lippincott, Dean of Information Technologies & Learning Resources Kimberly Reinhardt, Registrar

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New England Daniel Steiner, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/62 College of Optometry Susan Davy, VP, Finance & Administration Library Collection...... 9,000 Robert Dodson, Provost Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 424 Beacon Street 617/266-2030 Don Jones, VP, Institutional Advancement Total Enrollment 2,389 0 2,3891 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/424-9202 Tom Novak, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 1,154 0 1,154 www.neco.edu Thomas Handel, Dean of Students Non-Degree 1,235 0 1,235 Robert Winkley, Registrar Founded 1894; offers professional program in Admissions Information: No exam required. No optometry leading to professional doctoral Jean Morrow, Dir. of Libraries Allan Chase, Dean of Faculty application deadline; $50 fee. Application is avail- degrees; graduate degrees; continuing education; able online at www.aine.artinstitutes.edu accelerated programs for students with doctorates Accreditation...... NE in sciences. Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 800/903-4425 Student Body ...... Coed Alan Laird Lewis, President Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $27,500/$300 Robert Gordon, Chief Financial Officer Housing, Room & Board...... $10,950 1full and part-time enrollment breakdown David A. Heath, VP/Dean for Academic Affairs Endowment ...... $19,407,650 not available Terrance B. Neylon, VP, Administration Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 132/10 Barry Barresi, VP, Clinical Care & Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 84/117 David Wilber, VP, Institutional Advancement Library Collection...... 131,286 New England School Elizabeth Hoppe, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs of Acupuncture Patricia Dahill, Dir. of Human Resources Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 40 Belmont Street 617/926-1788 Richard Dahill, Dir. of Auxiliary Services Total Enrollment 751 45 796 Watertown 02742 FAX: 617/924-4167 William Hanway, Dir. of Information Technology Undergrad Degree 391 15 406 Graduate Degree 359 27 386 www.nesa.edu

Lucinda Hutchison, Dir. of Library Services M Non-Degree 1 3 4 Founded 1975; offers programs leading to master’s Barbara McGinley, Dir. of Student Services a

Carol Rubel, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT degrees in acupuncture and acupuncture and ori- s s

Larry Shattuck, Dir. of Admissions exam required. 12/2 application deadline; ental medicine; and prepares students for licensure. a c

Glenda Underwood, Registrar $100 fee. Application is available online at Programs emphasize clinical instruction and pro- h Whitney Ashe, Assoc. Dir. for Development www.newenglandconservatory.edu/admission/coll- vide internships in acupuncture and Chinese u s

& Alumni Affairs download.html Herbal Medicine. e t t Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Phone: 617/585-1101 Evelyn Fowler, President s I

Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: [email protected] Amy Hull, Academic Dean n Student Body ...... Coed Kathy Seltzer, Dean of Clinical Education d e 1

Tuition/Fees ...... $27,732/ Larry Pensack, Chief Financial Officer p

Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing The New England Institute Beth Storrs, Dir. Academic Services e n

Endowment ...... $12,000,000 of Art Peter Wayne, Dir. of Research d Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 71/10 Della Lawhon, Dir. of Kelly Library e 10 Brookline Place West 617/739-1700 n

Anna Di Vasta, Admissions Coordinator t Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 41/25 Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/582-4680 Sheila Carroll, Clinic Manager Library Collection...... 25,000 www.neia.aii.edu Vivien Zhang, Chinese Herbal Pharmacy Manager Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1954; offers programs in television, radio, Lane Seiger, Bookstore Manager Total Enrollment 414 4 418 internet communications and audio production Graduate Degree 414 4 418 leading to associate degrees, and programs in Accreditation...... Specialized Academic Calendar...... Trimester Admissions Information: SAT and OAT exam graphic design, audio media technology, interior Student Body ...... Coed required. 3/31 application deadline; $75 fee. design, media arts and animation, digital media Tuition/Fees...... $14,896/$243 Application is available online at www.neco.edu production, and interactive media design leading to bachelor’s degrees. Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Phone: 617/236-6204 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 22/40 Stacy Sweeney, President Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/45 Tom Dyer, Dean of Academic Afffairs Library Collection...... 6,922 1mandatory fees are $480 for first year students Sayed Khodier, Dir. of Technology and $180 for years 2-4 Traci Beevers, Dir. of Human Resources Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total John Lay, Dir. of Career Services Total Enrollment 201 42 243 Fran Berger, Dir. of Public Relations Graduate Degree 201 27 228 The New England Deborah Horvitz, Registrar Non-Degree 0 15 15 Conservatory of Music Jill Schiffer, Dir. of Accounting Admissions Information: No exams required. Kristen Motte, Dir. of Library Bachelor’s degree required. 12/1 Early Decision 290 Huntington Avenue 617/585-1100 Nicole Davis, Alumni Coordinator Boston 02115 FAX: 617/262-0500 application deadline; 5/1 application deadline. www.newenglandconservatory.edu Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 617/926-1788 X125 Founded 1867; offers professional programs in Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] music leading to postsecondary diplomas, bache- Tuition/Fees...... $17,850/$225 lor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in musical arts; Housing, Room & Board...... $10,000 double degree programs with Tufts University. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 100/4

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Newbury College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/87 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection...... 441,447 Total Enrollment 927 691 1,618 129 Fisher Avenue 617/730-7000 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 900 450 1,350 Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/731-9618 Total Enrollment 832 418 1,250 Graduate Degree 23 237 260 www.newbury.edu Undergrad Degree 832 400 1,232 Non-Degree 4 4 8 Founded in 1962; offers bachelor’s and associate Non-Degree 0 18 18 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam degree programs in Brookline (main campus) and Admissions Information: No exam required. required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Weymouth (continuing education) to full-time, Rolling application deadline; $50 fee (fee for Application is available online at www.nichols.edu part-time, day, evening, and summer students. applications submitted online is $25). 12/1 Early Bachelor’s degree programs include communica- Phone: 800/470-3379 Decision deadline. Application is available online Email: [email protected] tion, corporate communications, graphic design, at www.newbury.edu psychology, computer science, interior design, legal studies, business administration, health care Phone: 617/730-7007 Northeastern University management, and hotel, restaurant & service man- Email: [email protected] agement. Also offers associate degree programs 360 Huntington Avenue 617/373-2000 and 12 certificate programs. Boston 02115 www.northeastern.edu Nichols College David A. Ellis, President Founded 1898; offers liberal arts, professional and Ralph Kidder, VP of Finance PO Box 5000 800/470-3379 technical programs, and teacher education leading Jacqueline Giordano, VP for Planning Dudley 01571 FAX: 508/943-9885 to postsecondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s, & External Relations www.nichols.edu master’s, doctoral, and first professional degrees; Salvadore Liberto, VP for Enrollment Founded 1815; offers business administration, liber- continuing education; cooperative education; & Dean of Admission al arts and educator preparation programs leading summer session for degree credit. Paul Martin, Dean of Student Affairs to associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; contin- Richard M. Freeland, President Peter Nowak, Dean, School of Business uing education; summer session for degree credit. Ahmed T. Abdelal, Senior VP, Academic Affairs & Management and Provost Hugh Guilderson, Dean, School of Arts, Debra M. Murphy, President Susan K. Tellier, VP of Administration Robert L. Cunningham, Senior VP, Science & Design Institutional Advancement Cynthia D. Kelly, Development Officer Alan J. Reinhardt, VP of Academic Affairs Thomas R. Cafaro, VP of Enrollment & Marketing Philomena V. Mantella, Senior VP, Enrollment Rachelle Mazza Borelli, Registrar Management & Student Life Peter Obuchan, Dir. of Library Services Joseph Cofield, VP of Advancement Brian McCoy, Dean of Student Affairs Laurence F. Mucciolo, Senior VP, Administration Jack Kilkelly, Dir. of Human Resources & Finance Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Daniel F. Bourque, VP, Facilities Academic Calendar...... Semester Academic Calendar...... Semester Robert P. Gittens, VP, Public Affairs Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Christopher Hopey, VP, Adult & Continuing Education Tuition/Fees...... $16,200/$900 Tuition/Fees...... $22,000/$250 Edward Klotzbier, VP, Student Affairs Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,800 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,290 Vincent J. Lembo, VP & University Counsel Endowment ...... $3,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 90/8 Lynn Lyford, VP, Cooperative Education Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 51/11 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/97 Katherine N. Pendergast, VP, Library Collection...... 55,000 Human Resources Management Elizabeth Roberts, VP, Development Marian Stanley, VP, Corporate Relations Robert P. Weir, VP, Information Systems Coleen C. Pantalone, Executive Vice Provost Ronne A. Patrick, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions M. Seamus Harreys, Dean of Student Financial Services David P. O’Brien, Dir. of Athletics Mark L. Putnam, Dir. of University Planning & Research Linda D. Allen, University Registrar Edward A. Warro, Dean of University Libraries William Kneeland, Controller & Interim Treasurer Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $26,750/$300 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,180 1 E

G Endowment...... $512,100,000 E L L Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,762/75 O C

Y Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 838/764 E L S

E Library Collection...... 3,447,881 L L E W

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Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Quincy College Kara Kolomitz, Dean of Students Total Enrollment 17,423 6,133 23,556 Emily Keily, Dir. of Admission Undergrad Degree 14,618 3,953 18,571 34 Coddington Street 617/984-1700 Rosemary Noon, Dir. of Communications Graduate Degree 2,805 1,556 4,361 Quincy 02169 FAX: 617/984-1794 & Cultural Affairs Non-Degree 0 624 624 www.quincycollege.edu Dolores Ludwick, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded 1956; offers liberal arts, business, Patricia McDonough, CSJ, Registrar required. 2/15 priority deadline; $50 fee. 1/1 Merit technical, occupational and allied health programs Lynn Triplett, Dir. of Library Scholarship deadline; 2/1 deadline for physical leading to postsecondary certificates and associate Accreditation...... NE, Specialized therapy and art. Application is available online at degrees; continuing education; cooperative educa- Academic Calendar...... Semester www.northeastern.edu/admissions tion; summer sessions and winter intersession for Student Body...... Women degree credit. Tuition/Fees...... $21,525 Phone: 617/373-2200 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,825 Email: [email protected] Martha Sue Harris, Acting President Steve Higgins, Chief Financial Officer Endowment ...... $20,000,000 1endowment and employment figures are Thomas De Santes II, VP, Enrollment Management Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 145/82 for Fall 04 Robert Baker, Interim VP Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/91 Rose DeVito, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection...... 157,002 Susan Bossa, Dir. of Student Support Services Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Pine Manor College Tom Pham, Executive Dir. of Administrative Total Enrollment 791 480 1,271 400 Heath Street 617/731-7000 Systems Network Undergrad Degree 645 252 897 Chestnut Hill 02467 FAX: 617/731-7199 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Degree 146 228 374 www.pmc.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Founded 1911; women’s college; offers liberal arts Student Body ...... Coed exam required. Rolling admission (priority M Tuition/Fees...... $1491 deadline 2/15); $40 fee. Application is available a

and teacher education programs leading to associ- s

ate and bachelor’s degrees; summer session for Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing online at www.regiscollege.edu s a

degree credit. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 51/10 c Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 38/250 Phone: 781/768-7100 or 866/438-7344 h Gloria Nemerowicz, President Email: [email protected] u Library Collection...... 44,965 s

Tingey Sewall, VP, Business and Finance e t

Susan Webber, VP, Institutional Advancement Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total t Total Enrollment 2,198 2,060 4,258 School of The Museum s

Nia Lane Chester, Dean of the College I Undergrad Degree 2,198 2,060 4,258 of Fine Arts, Boston n

Denise Alleyne, Dean of Student Life d

Eugene Rosi, Executive Assistant to the President Admissions Information: No exam required. No e

230 The Fenway 617/267-6100 p

Robin Engel, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid application deadline; $20 fee. Application is avail- Boston 02115 FAX: 617/424-6271 e Kerry Boyd, Registrar able online at www.quincycollege.edu n www.smfa.edu d

Liam Roche, Dir. of Information Technology e Marilyn Smith Bregoli, Dir. of the Library Phone: 617/984-1710 Founded in 1876, offers bachelor of fine arts in art n t Rhonda Seidman, Dir. of English Language Institute Email: [email protected] education, five-year combined-degree (BA or BS Michael Mangum, Dir. of Security with BFA), master of arts in teaching in art educa- 1tuition is per credit hour Bill Boffi, Dir. of Athletics tion, and master of fine arts degrees, all in partnership with Tufts University. Also offers an all-studio Accreditation...... NE Regis College four-year diploma, a one-year fifth year certificate Academic Calendar...... Semester and a one-year post baccalaureate certificate. Student Body...... Women 235 Wellesley Street 781/768-7000 Continuing education, evening and weekend Tuition/Fees...... $15,538/$250 Weston 02493-1571 FAX: 781/768-8339 courses, high school workshops, and art-making Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,500 www.regiscollege.edu programs for teenagers are also available. Endowment ...... $11,888,301 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 94/146 Founded 1927; offers liberal arts, communications, Deborah H. Dluhy, Deputy Director Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/36 health policy, nursing, social work, management/ & Dean of the School Library Collection...... 138,973 leadership and teacher education programs leading Daniel P. Poteet, Provost to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing edu- Lorne Falk, Dean of Faculty Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total cation and professional development; accelerated Mark Kerwin, Chief Financial Officer Total Enrollment 470 8 478 learning; summer session for degree credit; cross- Susan Clain, Dean of Admissions Undergrad Degree 470 7 477 registration allows students to take one course per Ernest Plowman, Dean of Students Non-Degree 0 1 1 semester at Babson, Bentley and Boston colleges. Mary Roetzel, Associate Provost Aubrey Baer, Associate Librarian Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Mary Jane England, President Stephanie Boye, Dir. of Special Projects exam required. Rolling application deadline; Pamela Glenn Menke, VP, Academic Affairs David Brown, Associate Dean Academic Affairs, $25 fee. Application is available online at Thomas Pistorino, VP, Finance & Business Graduate Programs http://www.pmc.edu/admissions/firstyear/apply.html Lynn Tripp Coleman,VP, Student Affairs Scott Derby, Dir. of Protective Services R. Joseph Bellavance, Jr., VP, Enrollment Phone: 800/PMC-1357 Barbara Donnellan, Dir. of Business Operations & Marketing Email: [email protected] Lyn Dwyer, Development Officer Brian P. Driscoll, VP, Development Christopher Fox, Budget Officer Mary Jane Doherty, Special Assistant to the David Geldart, Dir. of Facilities President

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Elizabeth Goreham, Dir. of Financial Aid Donna M. Dolan, Registrar of the College Endowment ...... $16,000,000 Kelly Lane, Bursar Diane M. Hallisey, Dir. of Student Financial Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 83/6 Suzanne Liola Matus, Dir. of Communications Daphne Harrington, Dir. of College Libraries Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/29 Susan Lush, Associate Dean Academic Affairs, Deborah Merrill-Sands, Dean of the Library Collection...... 73,514 Undergraduate Programs School of Management Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Cheryl Martin, Registrar Gerald Koocher, Dean of the School for Health Studies Total Enrollment 369 17 386 Tracy Phillips, Dir. of Alumni Programs Christine Flynn Saulnier, Dean of the Undergrad Degree 369 17 386 Debra Samdperil, Dir. of the Artist’s Resource School of Social Work Center & Continuing Education Michelle Cloonan, Dean of the School of Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT highly rec- Joanna Soltan, Curator Library & Information Science ommended. 5/31 application deadine; $50 fee. Application is available for download online at Accreditation...... Specialized Accreditation...... NE, Specialized www.simons-rock.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Student Body...... Women1 Phone: 413/528-0771 Tuition/Fees...... $23,850/$910 Tuition/Fees...... $20,400/$730 Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board...... $10,795 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,200 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 73/21 Endowment...... $147,749,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 51/1071 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 421/44 Smith College 2 Library Collection...... 20,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 226/77 Northampton 01063 413/584-2700 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection...... 243,161 www.smith.edu Total Enrollment 716 804 1,520 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1871; offers liberal arts program leading Undergrad Degree 594 70 664 Total Enrollment 2,534 2,015 4,549 to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Graduate Degree 116 0 116 Undergrad Degree 1,627 185 1,812 Carol Christ, President Non-Degree 6 734 7403 Graduate Degree 907 1,830 2,737 Ruth Constantine, VP, Finance & Administration Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Susan Bourque, Provost/Dean of the Faculty required for all applicants seeking a BFA or BFA required. 3/1 application deadline; $35 fee. 12/1 Patricia Jackson, VP, Advancement in Art Education degree. SAT II is also accepted. Early Action deadline. Application is available online Laurie Fenlason, Chief Public Affairs Officer Exams are not required for diploma or post-bac- at www.simmons.edu/admission/undergraduate Audrey Smith, Dean of Enrollment calaureate programs. Portfolio review is required Phone: 617/521-2051 Patricia O’Neil, Registrar for all applicants. $60 fee. Please visit Herbert Nickles, Executive Dir. of ITS www.smfa.edu/admissions/apply for priority 1undergraduate school and MBA program are Christopher Loring, Dir. of Libraries deadlines, which differ according to program. women-only. Other graduate schools are coed. Maureen Mahoney, Dean of the College Phone: 617-369-3665; 800-643-6078 Mela Dutka, Dean of Students Email: [email protected] Jennifer Walters, Dean of Religious Life Simon’s Rock William Brandt, Dir. of Campus Operations 1Faculty numbers are from Fall 2004 College of Bard & Facilities Kathy Zieja, Dir. of Residence & Dining Services 2on-site library collection only, students also 84 Alford Road 413/528-0771 have access to the library at the Museum of Great Barrington 01230 FAX: 413/528-7365 Accreditation...... NE Fine Arts, Boston www.simons-rock.edu Academic Calendar...... Semester 3non-degree seeking enrollment includes Founded in 1964; offers liberal arts and science Student Body...... Women students matriculated at Tufts, exchange programs leading to associate and bachelor’s Tuition/Fees...... $30,520/$234 students from other institutions, and degrees; designed to accomodate bright, highly Housing, Room & Board...... $10,720 continuing education students motivated young students who seek greater aca- Endowment...... $925,000,000 demic challenge upon completion of 10th grade; Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 778/92 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 276/26 Simmons College institution is affiliated with Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. Library Collection...... 1,578,014 300 The Fenway 617/521-2000 Leon Botstein, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Boston 02115 FAX: 617/521-3199 Dimitri Papadimitriou, Executive VP Total Enrollment 3,084 81 3,165 www.simmons.edu Mary B. Marcy, Provost and Vice President Undergrad Degree 2,655 37 2,692 Founded 1899; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- U Ba Win, Dean of the College Graduate Degree 429 44 473 tion and professional programs leading to bache- Jon MacClaren, Dir. of Finance & Assistant Controller Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam lor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing Samuel Ruhmkorff, Dean of Academic Affairs required. 1/15 application deadline; $60 fee education; summer session for degree credit. Leslie Davidson, Dean of Student Affairs & Admission (waived if applying online) 11/15 and 1/2 Early Daniel S. Cheever, Jr., President Susan Emerson Clapp, Dir. of Decision deadlines. Common Application exclusive. Lisa G. Chapnick, Senior VP, Administration Institutional Advancement Christine Somervill, Executive Assistant to Provost Phone: 413/585-2500 & Planning Email: [email protected] Humberto Goncalves, Senior VP, Finance Accreditation...... NE Kristina Schaefer, VP, Advancement Academic Calendar...... Semester Diane Raymond, Dean of the College of Student Body ...... Coed Arts & Sciences Tuition/Fees...... $32,834/$530 Sheila Murphy, Dean for Student Life Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,654

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Springfield College 263 Alden Street 413/748-3000 Springfield 01109 FAX: 413/748-3694 www.springfieldcollege.edu Founded 1885; offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees leading to professional careers in a wide range of areas; continuing education; cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Richard B. Flynn, President John Mailhot, VP, Administration & Finance Jean Wyld, VP, Academic Affairs David Braverman, VP, Student Affairs David Fraboni, VP, Institutional Advancement Jill Russell, Executive Assistant to the President Ronald Ziemba, Dir. of Marketing & Communications Mary Ann Coughlin, Institutional Researcher Mary Deangleo, Dir. of Undergraduate Admission Ed Ciosek, Dir. of Financial Aid L A

Catherine Banks, Associate Dean of Students S E L Irene Rios, Registrar L C O L M Lloyd Fassett, Chief Technology Officer L E G E

Andrea Taupier, Dir. of the Library a

Mary Dunn, Dir. of Human Resources s s

Joseph Favazza, Dean of General Education Suffolk University a Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Francis X. Dillon, VP for Advancement c Academic Calendar...... Semester h Rev. John Denning, C.S.C., VP for Mission 8 Ashburton Place 617/573-8000 u

Student Body ...... Coed s

Rev. George Mulligan, C.S.C., VP for Student Affairs Boston 02108 FAX: 617/742-4291 e

Tuition/Fees...... $21,320/$275 t

Jean R. Hamler, Associate VP and Dir. of www.suffolk.edu t Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,770 Intercultural Affairs s

Founded 1906; offers liberal arts, communication, I Endowment ...... $42,000,000 Eileen K. O’Leary, Assistant VP for Finance n Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 412/10 education, engineering, sciences, accounting, d & Dir. of Student Aid/Finance management, finance, computer information e Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 208/403 Martin McGovern, Dir. of Communications p Library Collection...... 197,316 systems, law, international economics, paralegal e & Media Relations and clinical psychology programs leading to associ- n Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Kathryne Drezek, Dir. of Planning d ate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees; e Total Enrollment 4,212 850 5,062 & Institutional Research continuing education; cooperative education; n t Undergrad Degree 3,187 434 3,621 Brian P. Murphy, Dean of Admissions & Enrollment summer sessions for degree credit. Graduate Degree 1,025 416 1,441 Ali Hicks, Dir. of Residence Life Linda I. Sullivan, Registrar David J. Sargent, President Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Francis X. Flannery, VP and Treasurer required. 4/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Gary Hammon, Dir. of Information Technology Edward J. Hynes, Dir. of the College Library Kenneth Greenberg, Dean, College of Arts Early Decision deadline. Application is available & Sciences online at www.spfldcol.edu Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Nancy Stoll, Dean of Students Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 413/748-3136 William J. O’Neill, Jr., Dean, Sawyer School Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] of Management Tuition/Fees...... $25,540 Marguerite Dennis, VP, Enrollment & Housing, Room & Board...... $10,564 International Programs Stonehill College Endowment...... $109,217,000 Kathryn Battillo, VP of Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 321/104 Rosemarie Sansone, Dir. of Public Affairs 320 Washington Street 508/565-1000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 133/117 Michael Duggan, Dir. of Enrollment Research Easton 02357 FAX: 508/565-1444 Library Collection...... 584,098 & Planning www.stonehill.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Walter Caffey, Dean, Enrollment Founded 1948; Roman Catholic college offers bach- Total Enrollment 2,247 243 2,490 Christine Perry, Dir. of Financial Aid elor’s degrees in three major concentrations: liberal Undergrad Degree 2,221 180 2,401 Mary Lally, Registrar arts and related professional disciplines, sciences, Graduate Degree 19 5 24 Paul Ladd, Dir. of Management and business administration; master’s degree in Non-Degree 7 58 65 Information Systems accountancy; continuing education; summer Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Robert Dugan, Dir. of Sawyer Library session for degree credit. required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/1 Robert H. Smith, Dean, School of Law Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C., President Early Decision deadline. Application is available John Hamel, Dir. of Undergraduate Admission Edward P. Casieri, VP for Finance & Treasurer online at www.embark.com Judith Reynolds, Dir. of Graduate Admission Katie Conboy, VP for Academic Affairs Gail Ellis, Dean of Law School Admission Karen Talentino, Dean of Faculty Phone: 508/565-1373 Patricia Meservey, Provost and Academic VP Email: [email protected]

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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Lonnie Norris, Dean, School of Dental Medicine Nancy Daniel, Division Chair, Human Services Academic Calendar...... Semester Michael Rosenblatt, M.D., Dean, School of Medicine Administration & General Studies; Dir. of Student Body ...... Coed Robert Russell, Dir. of Jean Mayer USDA Human Learning Resources Center Tuition/Fees...... $21,140/$80 Nutrition Research Center Accreditation...... NE Housing, Room & Board...... $11,940 Sawkat Anwer, Interim Dean, Cummings School of Academic Calendar...... Semester Endowment ...... $74,888,122 Veterinary Medicine Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 545/54 Eileen Kennedy, Dean, Gerald J. & Dorothy R. Tuition/Fees ...... $3,000/$20 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 321/432 Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Library Collection...... 274,335 Lee Coffin, Dean, Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 10/2 & Enrollment Management Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total1 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/44 Total Enrollment 5,341 2,991 8,332 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Library Collection...... 1,100 Academic Calendar...... Semester Undergrad Degree 3,795 546 4,341 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body ...... Coed Graduate Degree 1,488 2,058 3,546 Total Enrollment 19 623 642 Tuition/Fees...... $31,828/$237 Non-Degree 58 387 445 Undergrad Degree 13 205 218 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,397 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Non-Degree 6 418 424 Endowment...... $880,538,100 required. 3/1 preferred application deadline; $50 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,495/357 Admissions Information: Writing assessment exam fee. 11/15 Early Action deadline. Application is Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 753/409 required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. available online at www.suffolk.edu/admission.html Library Collection...... 2,410,6931 Phone: 617/292-4723 X6330 Phone: 617/573-8460 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 8,624 978 9,602 Undergrad Degree 4,843 45 4,888 1 enrollment include continuing education Graduate Degree 3,653 552 4,205 Wellesley College students; Suffolk Law School; and all Non-Degree 128 381 509 Suffolk campuses. 106 Central Street 781/283-4000 Admissions Information: SAT I with Writing Wellesley 02481 www.wellesley.edu and 2 subject tests of SAT II or the ACT with Tufts University Writing required. 1/1 application deadline; Founded in 1870; women’s college offers a $70 fee. Early Decision deadlines; 11/15, and 1/1; comprehensive liberal arts program leading to Medford 02155 617/628-5000 3/1 application deadline for fall transfers; 11/15 bachelor’s degrees. Founded 1852; offers liberal arts, sciences, engineer- for spring. Application is available online at Diana Chapman Walsh, President ing, engineering management, teacher education admissions.tufts.edu Andrew B. Evans, VP, Finance & Treasurer and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, Patricia Byrne, VP, Administration & Planning Phone: 617/627-3170 master’s and doctoral degrees; nine graduate and Kimberly Goff-Crews, Dean of Students Email: [email protected] professional schools (including school of engineer- Andrew Shennan, Dean of the College ing, school of arts & sciences, school of medicine, 1as of June 30, 2004 and includes books, serials, Joanne Berger-Sweeney, Associate Dean veterinary school, dental school, Fletcher School other paper materials (incl. government docu- of the College of Law & Diplomacy, Friedman School of Nutrition ments), e-books, serial subscriptions (incl. electron- Adele Wolfson, Associate Dean of the College Science & Policy, Sackler School of Graduate ics), microforms and audiovisual materials David Blinder, VP, Resources & Public Affairs Biomedical Sciences); continuing education and cer- Mary Ann Hill, Dir. of Public Information & tificate programs; summer sessions for degree credit. Government Relations Urban College of Boston Lawrence S. Bacow, President Lawrence Baldwin, Dir. of Institutional Research Jamshed Bharucha, Provost & Senior Vice President 178 Tremont Street 617/348-6359 Jennifer Desjarlais, Dean of Admission Mary R. Jeka, VP, University Relations Boston 02111 FAX: 617/423-4758 Kathryn Osmond, Dir. of Student Financial Services Steven S. Manos, Executive Vice President www.urbancollege.edu Linda Brothers, Dir. of AA/EEO & Ombudsperson Peter Eastment, Dir. of Housing & Transportation Brian K. Lee, VP, Advancement Chartered in 1993; offers associate degree programs Ann Hamilton, Registrar Kathe Cronin, VP, Human Resources in early childhood education, human services Thomas S. McGurty, VP, Finance & Treasurer administration and general studies; postsecondary Micheline Jedrey, VP, Information Services Amelia Tynan, VP, Information Technology certificates; continuing education; summer session & College Librarian John M. Roberto, VP, Operations for degree credit. Serves non-traditional students Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Robert Sternberg, Dean of the School of Arts from Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. Academic Calendar...... Semester & Sciences Linda Edmonds Turner, President Student Body...... Women Linda M. Abriola, Dean of the School of Engineering Sheila Taylor-King, Academic Dean Tuition/Fees...... $30,696/$652 Stephen W. Bosworth, Dean of the Fletcher School Tom Neel, Dean of Finance & Administration Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,682 of Law & Diplomacy Josie Hatuëy, Dir. of Academic Support & Services Endowment...... $1,200,000,000 Naomi Rosenberg, Dean, Sackler School of Erin Knepler, Dir. of Academic Grants Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 709/147 Graduate Biomedical Sciences Henry J. Johnson, Dir. of Enrollment Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 230/101 Services & Registrar Library Collection...... 1,428,195 Patricia Harden, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Tina Cabral, Assistant Dir. of Total Enrollment 2,181 108 2,289 Institutional Advancement Undergrad Degree 2,169 26 2,195 Grace Caines, Division Chair, Early Childhood Non-Degree 12 82 94 Education Degree Program

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Admissions Information: New SAT Reasoning and Western New Accreditation...... Specialized two SAT Subject tests (preferably one should be England College Academic Calendar...... Semester math or science) or ACT with Writing exam Student Body ...... Coed required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee 1215 Wilbraham Road 413/782-3111 Tuition/Fees...... $15,460/$300 (waived for financial need or if applying online). Springfield 01119-2684 FAX: 413/782-1746 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application available www.wnec.edu Endowment ...... $14,400,000 online at www.wellesley.edu/Admission/ Founded 1919; offers business, engineering, arts and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 24/5 sciences, teacher education, law, and professional Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 19/9 Phone: 781/283-2270 programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s Library Collection...... 226,200 Email: [email protected] and juris doctor degrees; continuing education; MBA Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total programs; summer session; online learning. Total Enrollment 151 58 209 Wentworth Institute Anthony S. Caprio, President Graduate Degree 143 38 181 of Technology David P. Kruger, VP, Finance and Administration Non-Degree 8 20 28 Jerry A. Hirsch, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs Admissions Information: GRE exam required. 3/15 550 Huntington Avenue 617/989-4590 Beverly Dwight, VP, Development & Alumni Relations application deadline; $65 fee. Application is online Boston 02115 FAX: 617/989-4591 Barbara Campanella, VP, Marketing at www.wjst.edu www.wit.edu & External Affairs Founded 1904; provides technical and professional Charles Pollock, VP, Enrollment Management Phone: 617/492-1960 programs leading to associate and bachelor’s Richard DiRuzza, VP, Student Affairs Email: [email protected] degrees; continuing education; cooperative & Dean of Students education; summer session for degree credit. Gregory Michael, Dir. of Career & Human Resources Wheaton College Cheryl Smith, Special Assistant to the President

Zorica Pannic-Tanner, President M 26 East Main Street 508/286-8200

John P. Heinstadt, VP for Business & Finance Accreditation...... NE, Specialized a

George T. Balich, Provost Academic Calendar...... Semester Norton 02766 FAX: 508/286-8270 s www.wheatoncollege.edu s Maureen C. Keefe, VP of Students Affairs Student Body ...... Coed a c

Anne M. Gill, Associate VP for Human Resources Tuition/Fees...... $21,600/$1,564 Founded 1834; offers liberal arts program leading h Donald C. Main, VP for Development Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,890 to bachelor’s degrees. u s David Wahlstrom, Associate VP for Business Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 401/44 Ronald A. Crutcher, President e t

Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 159/173 t Robert Totino, Associate VP for Finance Rick Wallick, VP, Finance & Operations s Library Collection...... 472,000 Keiko Broomhead, Dean of Student Services Susanne Woods, Provost I n

Phillip Bernard, Dir. of Residential Life & Housing Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Gordy Weil, Associate Provost & Faculty Liaison d Deborah Ciccolo, Executive Dir. of Total Enrollment 2,412 1,030 3,4421 to the President e p

Information Technology Undergrad Degree 2,412 608 3,020 Sharon Howard, Dir. of Alumae/i Affairs e Walter Punch, Dir. of Libraries Graduate Degree 0 398 398 Michael Graca, Dir. of Communications n d

Allan Bachman, Internal Auditor Non-Degree 0 24 24 David Caldwell, Dir. of Institutional Research e & Planning n Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. t Gail Berson, VP for Enrollment and Dean of Academic Calendar...... Semester Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. 3/1 Priority Admission & Student Aid Student Body ...... Coed application deadline. Application is available Robin Randall, Assoc. VP of Enrollment Tuition/Fees...... $18,500 online at www.wnec.edu/admissions/ & Student Financial Services Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,000 Claudia Bell, Dir. of Student Life Endowment ...... $72,000,000 Phone: 413/782-1321 Patricia Brown Santilli, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 232/18 Email: [email protected] Terry Metz, College Librarian & Assoc. VP of Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 128/112 1Enrollment numbers exclude law students. Technology and Information Services Library Collection...... 84,500 Accreditation...... NE Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... Semester Total Enrollment 3,190 407 3,597 Weston Jesuit School of Theology Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 3,190 349 3,539 Tuition/Fees...... $32,115/$235 Non-Degree 0 58 58 3 Phillips Place 617/492-1960 Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,830 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/492-5833 Endowment...... $150,000,000 required. 5/1 application deadline. Application is www.wjst.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 335/51 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 122/41 available online at www.wit.edu Founded 1922; Roman Catholic institution affiliat- Library Collection...... 477,238 ed with the Society of Jesus offers professional Phone: 800/556-0610 program leading to master’s, licentiate and Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] doctoral degrees; continuing education. Total Enrollment 1,521 17 1,538 Undergrad Degree 1,521 17 1,538 Robert E. Manning, SJ, President Admissions Information: SAT/ACT submission John R. Sachs, SJ, Academic Dean optional. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 John P. Stachniewicz, Assistant Academic Dean and 1/15 Early Decision deadlines. Application is Jacqueline M. Regan, Dean of Students available online at www.wheatoncollege.edu Gus Garzon, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Peter Hood, Dir. of Finance Phone: 508/286-8251 Esther A. Griswold, Dir. of the Library Email: [email protected]

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Wheelock College Thomas A. Kohut, Dean of the Faculty Catherine Norton, Dir. MBL/WHOI Library Nancy J. McIntire, Assistant to President for Accreditation...... NE 200 The Riverway 617/879-2000 Affirmative Action & Government Relations Academic Calendar...... Semester Boston 02215 www.wheelock.edu Stephen R. Birrell, VP for Alumni Relations Student Body ...... Coed Founded 1888; offers liberal arts and sciences, & Development Tuition/Fees...... $42,800/$200 elementary and early childhood education; child Nancy A. Roseman, Dean of the College Housing, Room & Board...... 1 and family studies, juvenile justice and social work James G. Kolesar, Dir. of Public Affairs Endowment...... $281,960,157 programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Richard L. Nesbitt, Dir. of Admission Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 540/73 Paul J. Boyer, Dir. of Financial Aid Jackie Jenkins Scott, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 125/4 Charles R. Toomajian, Registrar & Associate Dean Library Collection...... 206,043 Stanley Rumbaugh, VP, Administration & Finance for Student Services Suzanne Pasch, VP, Academic Affairs David W. Holland, Bursar Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Linda Welter, VP, Development Dinny S. Taylor, Chief Technology Officer Total Enrollment 139 0 139 & Institutional Advancement David M. Pilachowski, College Librarian Graduate Degree 139 0 139 Susan Antonelli, Interim Dean of Keith C. Finan, Associate Provost & Dir. of Admissions Information: GRE exam Student Development Grant Administration required. 1/15 application deadline; $70 fee. Richard Leonard, Registrar David L. Brodigan, Dir. of Institutional Research Application is available online at Lynne Harding, Dir. of Admissions Thomas.J. Dwyer, Budget Director www.applyweb.com/apply/mitg/menu.html Mary McCormack, Associate VP for Student Services Brian Price, Associate VP for Academic Affairs Accreditation...... NE Phone: 508/289-2219 Anne Marie Martorana, Associate VP for Finance Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: [email protected] David Fernie, Dean of Education Student Body ...... Coed 1 Kathleen Kirk Bishop, Dean of Social Work Tuition/Fees...... $29,786/$204 Most students either live in the Woods Hole Shirley Malone Fenner, Dean of Arts and Sciences Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,110 community or 80 miles away in the Cambridge, Massachusetts area. Students from the Cambridge Chip Towle, Dir. of Information Technology Endowment...... $1,389,266,399 1 area who occasionally use rooms in WHOI housing Elvernoy Johnson, Associate VP, Academic Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 731/ Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 286/1 during spring and fall terms are not charged for Resources & Dir. of the Library their use. Students using WHOI housing in the Library Collection...... 1,898,317 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized summer as their primary residence are charged Academic Calendar...... Semester Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total $438/month. Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 2,012 38 2,050 Tuition/Fees...... $23,100/$525 Undergrad Degree 1,931 0 1,931 Graduate Degree 59 0 59 Worcester Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,450 Polytechnic Institute Endowment ...... $41,400,000 Non-Degree 22 38 60 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 167/36 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT and SAT II 100 Institute Road 508/831-5000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 56/110 exams required. 1/1 application deadline; $60 fee. Worcester 01609-2280 FAX: 508/831-5781 Library Collection...... 93,534 11/10 Early Decision deadline. www.wpi.edu

Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 413/597-2211 Founded 1865; offers engineering, science, comput- Total Enrollment 763 258 1,021 Email: [email protected] er science, management of technology, social sci- Undergrad Degree 593 24 617 ence, arts and humanities, and liberal arts; leading Graduate Degree 170 234 404 1FTE to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees and graduate certificates; continuing and professional Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam education; cooperative education; corporate edu- required. Rolling admissions from 1/1 until the 3/1 Woods Hole cation; distance learning; summer session for priority application deadline; $35 fee. 12/1 Early Oceanographic Institution degree credit. Decision deadline. Application is available online at www.wheelock/admissions.edu 86 Water Street 508/548-1400 Dennis D. Berkey, President Woods Hole 02543 FAX: 508/457-2195 Carol Simpson, Provost & Senior VP Phone: 617/879-2206 www.whoi.edu William W. Durgin, Associate Provost & VP, Research Email: [email protected] Stephen J. Hebert, University VP Founded 1930; offers graduate and professional & Interim VP, Advancement programs leading to doctoral degrees; joint Thomas J. Lynch III, VP, Information Technology Williams College program with Massachusetts Institute of Janet Begin Richardson, VP, Student Affairs Technology in oceanography and in applied ocean 880 Main Street 413/597-3131 & Campus Life science and engineering. Williamstown 01267 www.williams.edu Philip N. Clay, Dean of Student Life Robert Gagosian, Director and President Michael Carney, Assistant VP, Human Resources Established in 1793, coeducational, residential, Carolyn Bunker, VP for Finance & Administration Michael J. Curley, Assistant VP & University bachelor’s degree granting liberal arts college. and CFO Compliance Officer Also offers graduate programs leading to master’s John Farrington, VP for Academic Programs & Dean Paul W. Davis, Dean of Interdisciplinary degrees in the history of art and in development James Luyten, Executive VP & Dir. of Research & Global Studies economics. The student:faculty ratio is 8:1. Julia Westwater, Registrar Amy Dean, Assistant VP, Communications Morton Owen Schapiro, President Stacey Brudno Drange, Housing Coordinator Catharine B. Hill, Provost Karen Rauss, Ombudsperson Helen Ouellette, VP for Administration & Treasurer Arthur Gaylord, Dir. of Computer Information Systems

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Arlene Lowenstein, Dean of Special Academic Programs John E. Miller, Associate VP, Business Affairs & Dir. of Physical Plant Lance E. Schachterle, Assistant Provost for Academic Affairs Kristin R. Tichenor, Associate VP, Enrollment Management Theresa Schmidt Adams, Dir. of Corporate Relations Nikki Andrews, Registrar Monica M. Blondin, Dir. of Financial Aid Patti-Lynn M. Campomizzi, Dir. of Advancement Services Naomi B. Carton, Dir. of Residential Services Edward J. Connor, Dir. of Admissions Frank Conti, Controller Danielle L. Cove, Associate Treasurer Martha Nevin Cyr, Dir. of K-12 Outreach Sharon Deffely, Dir. of Corporate Training Michael W. Dorsey, Dir. of Communications Calvin R. Hill, Dir. of Minority Affairs Francois D. Lemire, Dir. of ascuet Independent Massachusetts Research Administration Linda C. Looft, Dir. of Government & Community Relations Lisa C. Maizite, Executive Dir. of Major Gifts Anthony J. Mangano, Dir. of Extended Education Michael B. Manning, Dir. of Technology Transfer Denise R. Rodino, Executive Dir. of Corporate & Foundation Relations Ann S. Schlickmann, Dir. of Administrative Services Helen Shuster, Dir. of Library Services Elizabeth Siladi, Executive Dir. of Capital & University of Massachusetts Boston* Planned Giving Dale E. Snyder, Dir. of Academic Advising JoAnn Van Dyke, Dir. of Student Disability Services Kevin Wynn, Assoc Dir. for Media Relations & *See UMASS BOSTON University Spokesman Over 100 Fields of Barbara R. Ziff, Executive Dir. of Advancement Study at the Bachelor’s, Master’s Operations & Research and Doctoral levels Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Exceptional Faculty Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $30,990/$400 Impressive Facilities Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,460 Endowment...... $315,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 487/24 Convenient Boston Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 245/119 Harbor Location Library Collection...... 281,553 Day, Evening, Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Weekend, and Total Enrollment 3,190 614 3,804 …for “excellence in instruction and research.” On-line Classes Undergrad Degree 2,759 46 2,805 Graduate Degree 431 355 786 Information sessions and Campus Tours Quality Education Non-Degree 0 213 213 are offered regularly, throughout the year. at an Affordable Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Come visit us! Cost required; 2/1 application deadline; $60 fee. 11/15 and 1/1 Early Action deadlines; 4/15 transfer (fall admission) deadline. Application is available online at admissions.wpi.edu. For more information and application materials:

Phone: 508-831-5286 617.287.6000 Email: [email protected] www.umb.edu

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Population 2004 ...... 1,299,500 New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 Kathryn G. Dodge, Executive Director Public Two-Year: ...... 4 Four-Year: ...... 5 3 Barrell Court, Suite 300 Independent Two-Year:...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 15 Concord, NH 03301-8543 Degrees Conferred 2003 603/271-2555 FAX: 603/271-2796 Associate ...... 3,149 www.state.nh.us/postsecondary/index.html Bachelor’s ...... 7,563 New Hampshire Community Master’s ...... 2,387 Technical College System First-Professional ...... 191 William G. Simonton, Commissioner Doctorate ...... 142 26 College Drive Higher Education Enrollment 2002 Concord, NH 03301 Public Two-Year:...... 14,146 Four-Year:...... 26,812 603/271-2722 Fax: 603/271-2725 Independent Two-Year: ...... 1,212 Four-Year:...... 26,353 www.nhctcs.edu System includes regional community/technical colleges at Foreign Enrollment 2002 ...... 1,730 Berlin/Laconia, Manchester/Stratham, Nashua/Claremont and New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord. Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic University System of New Hampshire Students as % of Total Higher Stephen Reno, Chancellor Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 7.2% Dunlap Center, 25 Concord Road Durham, NH 02824-3545 Per-Capita Income 2004 ...... $37,040 603/862-1800 Fax: 603/862-0908 www.usnh.unh.edu State Appropriation for Higher Education System includes Granite State College, Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2005 ....$2.47 Keene State College, Plymouth State University, University of New Hampshire and University of New Hampshire, Manchester. Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2005

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Kate Parker, Coordinator of Alumni 1three twelve week terms Sept. - June, one nine e Granite State College w Accreditation...... NE week summer term 8 Old Suncook Road 603/228-3000 Academic Calendar...... 4-1-41 H a

Concord 03820 FAX: 603/513-1389 Student Body ...... Coed m Keene State College www.granite.edu Tuition/Fees...... $4,680/$195 p s

Founded 1972; offers liberal arts courses, degrees $5,160/$195 229 Main Street 603/352-1909 h i

and professional programs geared to adult learners RSP Tuition...... $7,020 Keene 03435 FAX: 603/358-2124 r e of all ages at locations throughout the state; Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing www.keene.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 91/74 P awards associate and bachelor’s degrees; provides Founded 1909; offers liberal arts, teacher education u online degree programs and courses; options for Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/605 b

and technical programs leading to associate, bache- l i assessment of prior learning; continuing education; Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total lor’s and master’s degrees as well as post-bachelor’s c alternative teacher certification options; summer Total Enrollment 77 1,550 1,627 and post-master’s certification; continuing educa- session for degree credit. Undergrad Degree 69 1,201 1,270 tion; cooperative education; summer session for Karol La Croix, President Graduate Degree 0 32 32 degree credit. Non-Degree 8 317 325 Nancy Betchart, Dean of Academic Affairs Helen F. Giles-Gree, President Tessa McDonnell, Dean of Learner Services Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Jay V. Kahn, VP for Finance & Planning Ron Blankenstein, Dean of Enrollment Management required for placement (unless associate degree Gordon Leversee, Interim VP for Academic Affairs earned within past 5 years). No application dead- Barney Keenan, Dean of External Affairs Corinne Kowpak, VP for Student Affairs line; $45 fee; $100 additional for self-designed pro- Jim Miller, Dir. of Institutional Research Judith Kalich, Dir. of Advancement grams. Application is available online at www.gran- Kim Dowd, Dir. of Financial Aid Michael Matros, Dir. of College Relations ite.edu/admission Karen R. King, Registrar Cristi Carson, Dir. of Institutional Research Mike Moroukian, Dean of Educational Technology Phone: 603/228-3000 X 300 Margaret Richmond, Dir. of Admissions & Computing Email: [email protected] Patricia Blodgett, Dir. of Student Financial Services

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P. Anne Miller, Dir. of the Elliot Center Accreditation...... NE Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Thomas Richard, Registrar Academic Calendar...... Semester Academic Calendar...... Semester Kenneth McCardle, Chief Information Officer Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Irene Herold, Library Director Tuition/Fees...... $1641 Tuition/Fees ...... $164/$161 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized $376 $376/$16 Academic Calendar...... Semester RSP Tuition...... $246 RSP Tuition...... $246 Student Body ...... Coed Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing 2 Tuition/Fees...... $5,410/$1,922 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 70/18 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 54/31 $12,250/$1,922 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 61/101 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 75/208 RSP Tuition...... $8,115 Library Collection...... 20,000 Library Collection...... 28,520 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,484 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment ...... $9,945,442 Total Enrollment 787 1,517 2,304 Total Enrollment 938 1,943 2,881 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 246/239 Undergrad Degree 779 667 1,446 Undergrad Degree 823 1,203 2,026 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 185/222 Non-Degree 8 850 858 Non-Degree 115 740 855 Library Collection...... 1,067,079 Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total required; NLN exam for nursing. Open application required. No application deadline (certain Total Enrollment 4,203 997 5,200 deadline; $10 fee. Application is available online at application deadlines exist for health programs); Undergrad Degree 4,121 241 4,362 www.berlin.nhctc.edu and www.laconia.nhctc.edu $10 fee. Application is available online at Graduate Degree 28 73 101 www.nashua.nhctc.edu or Non-Degree 54 683 737 Phone: Berlin: 603-752-1113 X1007 www.claremont.nhctc.edu Laconia: 603-524-3207 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Phone: Nashua: 603/882-7022 1 required; SAT I preferred. 4/1 application deadline; tuition is per credit; fees vary according to Claremont: 603/542-7744 $35 application fee. Application is available online program of study at www.keene.edu/admissions 1tuition and fees are per credit hour 2information regarding the number of employees, Phone: 603/358-2276 New Hampshire Community faculty, library collections and enrollment figures Email: [email protected] Technical College are totals for both Claremont and Nashua campuses Claremont/Nashua

New Hampshire Community 505 Amherst Street 603/882-6923 ext. 1523 New Hampshire Community Technical College Nashua 03063 FAX: 603/882-8690 Technical College Berlin/Laconia www.nashua.nhctc.edu Manchester/Stratham 1 College Drive 603-542-7744 2020 Riverside Drive 603/752-1113 Claremont 03743 FAX: 603-543-1844 1066 Front Street 603/668-6706 Berlin 03570 FAX: 603/752-6335 www.claremont.nhctc.edu Manchester 03102 FAX: 603/668-5354 www.berlin.nhctc.edu 379 Belmont Road 603/524-3207 A comprehensive regional community technical 277 Portsmouth Avenue 603/772-1194 Laconia 03246 www.laconia.nhctc.edu college offering postsecondary-level certificate, Stratham 03885 FAX: 603/772-1198 diploma programs and associate degrees in liberal www.ms.nhctc.edu Offers technical, occupational and transfer programs arts, teacher education, nursing and allied health, leading to associate degrees in science, applied Founded 1945; a regional comprehensive communi- and technical and occupational fields; prepares ty college offering a liberal arts transfer program, science, arts and general studies, certificates and students for transfer to four-year institutions. diplomas; continuing education; cooperative educa- technical and occupational programs leading to tion; summer session for degree credit. Lucille Jordan, President postsecondary certificates and associate degrees, Constance Manus, Chief Financial Officer continuing education, cooperative education, Katharine Eneguess, President, Berlin Campus Sidney Barnes, VP, Academic Affairs, Chief Campus summer session for degree credit. Frank Clulow, Chief Campus Officer, Officer, Nashua VP of Academic Affairs, Berlin Campus Richard Gustafson, Interim President Susan Henderson, VP, Academic Affairs, Chief (Manchester) Martha Laflamme, VP of Student Affairs, Campus Officer, Claremont Berlin Campus Thomas Wisbey, President (Stratham) Francis Walsh, VP, Student Affairs and Community Mary Kibbee-Lee, Chief Financial Officer Gloria Bacon, Chief Financial Officer Corporate Affairs, Claremont Jacqueline Catello, Dir. of Financial Aid, Mary Scerra, VP, Academic Affairs/Chief Campus Patricia Goodman, VP, of Student Services Officer (Manchester) Berlin Campus & Community Affairs Marie Bly, Registrar, Berlin Campus Diane Chin, VP, Academic Affairs (Stratham) Shirley Silva-Paige, Financial Aid Officer, Nashua Nan Travers, VP, Student & Community Services Katherine Doherty, Librarian, Berlin Campus Julia Dower, Financial Aid Officer, Claremont Donald Morrissey, Interim President, (Manchester) William McIntyre, Dir. of Learning Resource Bruce Baker, VP, Student & Community Services VP of Student Affairs, Laconia Campus Center, Nashua Thomas Goulette, VP of Academic Affairs, (Stratham) David Sturges, Dir. of Learning Resource Jennifer Landon, Dir. of Center for Training Laconia Campus Center, Claremont Sue Jacobs, Dir. of Financial Aid, Laconia Campus & Business Development (Manchester) Maryanne Murray, Registrar, Nashua George Futch, Dir. of Center for Training Amy Morrill, Registrar, Laconia Campus Sharon Gilbert, Registrar, Claremont Cynthia Davis, Librarian, Laconia Campus & Business Development (Stratham)

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Library Collection...... 97,796 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,639 2,287 3,926 Undergrad Degree 1,639 1,968 3,607 Non-Degree 0 319 319 Admissions Information: $10 application fee; rolling admission for most programs; deadlines for health programs; admission exam required for nursing and dental hygiene; application is available online at www.nhti.edu.

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M Plymouth 03264 FAX: 603/535-2654 Y L P www.plymouth.edu Marion Knedler, Dir. of Center for Academic New Hampshire Founded in 1871; offers liberal arts, science, Planning & Support (Manchester) Technical Institute business and education programs leading to Sara Bedingfield, Dir. of Center for Academic bachelor’s and master’s degrees and certificates Planning & Support (Stratham) 31 College Drive 603/271-6484 of advanced graduate study, winter and summer Evelyn Perron, Registrar (Manchester) Concord 03301 FAX: 603/271-7734 sessions, continuing education. www.nhti.edu Bonnie Meattey, Registrar (Stratham) Donald P. Wharton, President Jacqueline Poirier, Admissions Coordinator Offers associate degrees, diploma and certificate William R. Crangle, VP for Financial Affairs (Manchester) programs in more than 30 programs in fields Virginia M. Barry, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Laurilee Shennett, Admissions Counselor including business, education, early childhood Richard T. Hage, VP for Student Affairs (Stratham) education, engineering technology, health, human Retha L. Fielding, VP for Institutional Advancement Janet Phelps, Associate VP, Marketing services, liberal arts, criminal justice/legal studies; Julie Bernier, Assoc. VP for Undergraduate Studies Pam Boyer, Financial Aid Officer (Manchester) liberal arts, technical and occupational programs; Dennise Maslakowski, Associate VP for Graduate Elaine Scovill, Financial Aid Officer (Stratham) dual admission programs. Articulation agreements Studies & Community Outreach Mary Marks, Dir. of Learning Resource Center with a variety of 4-year institutions available. Timothy Keefe, Dean of Students (Manchester) Lynn Kilchenstein, President Angela P. Matthews, Dir. of Development

Rebecca Clerkin, Dir. of Learning Resource Center N Melanie Kirby, Chief Financial Officer Nick Mathis, Dir. of Institutional Research (Stratham) Eugene D. Fahey, Senior Associate Dir. of Admission e Pamela Langley, VP of Academic Affairs w Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Joyce Myles, Associate VP of Academic Affairs June Schlabach, Dir. of Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... Semester Frank Cocchiarella, Dir. of Residential Life H

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Library Collection...... 24,215 Terri Potter, Dir. of Student Union i Steve Ambra, Dir. of Learning Resources c Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Tom Foulkes, VP of Community John P. Clark, Dir. of Athletics Total Enrollment 590 2,222 2,812 & Corporate Education Laura Alexander, Dir. of Human Resources Undergrad Degree 590 1,875 2,465 Richard Osborne, Dir. of Communications Joe Long, Dir. of Alumni Relations Non-Degree 0 347 347 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Academic Calendar...... Semester Academic Calendar...... Semester required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Application is available online at Tuition/Fees1 ...... $5,248/$512 Tuition/Fees...... $5,410/$1,618 www.ms.nhctc.edu/nhctc_admissions_apply.php $12,032/$512 $12,250/$1,618 RSP Tuition...... $7,872 RSP Tuition...... $8,115 Phone: Manchester: 603/668-6706 X208 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,110 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,780 Stratham: 603/772-1194 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 99/54 Endowment ...... $4,000,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 106/170 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 289/270 1tuition and fees are per credit

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University of New Hampshire at Manchester 400 Commercial Street 603/641-4321 Manchester 03101 FAX: 603/641-4305 www.unhm.unh.edu Founded 1967; formerly called Merrimack Valley College; re-established in 1985; offers liberal arts and professional programs leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees; selected university graduate programs; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Kristin Woolever, Dean Regina McCarthy, Acting Associate Dean of Academic Affairs & Dir. of Academic Counseling Kathryn Braun, Dir. of Administration & Finance Virginia Hobbs Lever, Dir. of College Relations & Enrollment Management Nikki Blodgett, Assistant Registrar Sean Embree, Dir. of Administrative Computing Jodi Abad, Financial Aid Officer Margaret Pobywajlo, Dir. of Learning Center Y T I S

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P RSP Tuition...... $10,440 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 183/171 Donna Marie Sorrentino, Interim Dir. of Endowment ...... $1,565,400 Library Collection...... 982,836 Affirmative Action & Equity Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 54/6 Wendy Scott Keeney, President, UNH Foundation Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/156 Jennifer Murray, VP for University Communications Total Enrollment 3,963 1,188 5,151 Library Collection...... 35,4252 Undergrad Degree 3,894 125 4,019 & Marketing Robert P.H. McGann, Dir. of Admissions Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 50 382 432 Total Enrollment 551 664 1,215 Non-Degree 19 681 700 Susan K. Allen, Dir. of Financial Aid William Conk, Dir. of Housing Undergrad Degree 533 259 792 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Kathryn P. Forbes, Registrar Non-Degree 18 405 423 exam required; SAT I preferred. 4/1 application Claudia J. Morner, University Librarian Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT deadline; $35 fee. Application is available online exam required. 4/1 priority deadline (freshmen at www.plymouth.edu/psc/admit Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester are encouraged to apply by this date). 6/15 fall admission deadline; 11/1 spring admission Phone: 603/535-2237 or 800/842-6900 Student Body ...... Coed deadline. In-state application fee $35; $50 for Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $7,710/$2,068 out-of-state applicants. Application is available $19,430/$2,068 online at www.unhm.unh.edu/admissions.html RSP Tuition...... $11,565 University of New Hampshire Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,032 Phone: 603/641-4150 105 Main Street 603/862-1234 Endowment...... $166,000,000 Email: [email protected] Durham 03824 www.unh.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,687/1,727 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 755/377 1tuition and fees vary according to program and Founded 1866; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Library Collection...... 1,794,738 level of study technical, business, professional and occupational 2reflects print, electronic and audio-visual holdings Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total programs leading to postsecondary certificates, at UNH Manchester. Electroinc serials are leased associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; Total Enrollment 11,979 2,426 14,405 in collaboration with UNH in Durham campus post-baccalaureate and post-master’s certificates; Undergrad Degree 10,631 311 10,942 library. post-doctoral study; continuing education; summer Graduate Degree 1,192 1,215 2,407 session for degree credit; student exchange and Non-Degree 156 900 1,056 study abroad. Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Ann Weaver Hart, President required (SAT I preferred). 2/1 application dead- Candace R. Corvey, VP for Finance & Administration line; $45 fee for in-state applicants; $60 for out-of- Bruce L. Mallory, Provost & Executive VP for state. 12/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is Academic Affairs available online at www.unh.edu/admissions Mark Rubinstein, VP for Student & Academic Services Phone: 603/862-1360

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Admissions Information: No exam For Information on Independent Chester College of New England required; rolling application deadline; $35 Institutions in New Hampshire application fee. Portfolio submission highly 40 Chester Street 603/887-7400 recommended. Application is available online New Hampshire College & University Council Chester 03036 FAX: 603/887-1777 at www.chestercollege.edu/apply 3 Barrell Court, Suite 100 603/225-4199 www.chestercollege.edu Concord, NH 03301 FAX: 603/225-8108 Phone: 800/974-6372 Email: [email protected] Founded in 1965; offers bachelor’s degrees in fine Email: [email protected] www.nhcuc.org art, creative writing, professional writing, graphic design, communication arts, photography and 1endowment held by The Chester College of media arts, and a self-directed major. Certification New England Foundation, a separate entity. Antioch New England in art education is also offered. Graduate School William A. Nevious, President & CEO Colby-Sawyer College 40 Avon Street 603/357-3122 Richard Cobb, Chief Financial Officer Keene 03431 FAX: 603/357-0718 Byron Petrakis, Dean of the College 541 Main Street 603/526-3000 www.antiochne.edu Sandra L. Bouldry, Executive Assistant New London 03257-7835 FAX: 603/526-2135 Founded 1964; offers scholarly, values-based, to the President www.colby-sawyer.edu degree and certificate programs for professional James R. Thatcher, Executive Dir. of Founded 1837; offers liberal arts and sciences and personal advancement; awards master’s Institutional Advancement and professional programs leading to associate degrees in applied psychology, education, environ- Sarah Stone, Dir. of Admissions and bachelor’s degrees; teacher certification mental studies, and management; doctoral degrees Jay Walker, Dir. of Financial Aid option available. in clinical psychology and environmental studies; Katie Orlando, Dir. of Student Affairs Philip Jordan, Interim President and certificates in Waldorf teacher training, health- Margaret Pagliuca, Registrar Douglas W. Lyon, Treasurer care management and autism spectrum disorders. Robert Crawford, Dir. of Information Technology Judith A. Muyskens, VP for Advancement A campus of Antioch University. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Deborah Taylor, Academic Vice President Neal King, Interim President Academic Calendar...... Semester & Dean of Faculty Timothy G. Jordan, Dir. of Administrative Student Body ...... Coed Douglas Atkins, VP for Administration Operations & Finance Tuition/Fees...... $13,900/$565 David Sauerwein, VP for Student Development Kathy Curtiss, Dir. of Fiscal Services Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,953 & Dean of Students 1 & Human Resources Endowment ...... $3,000,000 Joseph L. Chillo, VP for Enrollment Management Sam Samuels, Dir. of Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 20/5 & Dean of Admissions Leatrice A. Johnson, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 11/27 Kimberly Slover, Dir. of Communications Susan L.Howard, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection...... 30,000 Judith P. Condict, Dir. of Institutional Research Elizabeth T. Fitzgerald, Registrar Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Ted Craigie, Interim Dir. of Financial Aid Marcy Leversee, Dir. of Academic Support Services Total Enrollment 161 40 201 Carole H. Parsons, Registrar James S. Gruber, Managing Dir. of Antioch New Undergrad Degree 161 8 169 William Bitzer, Dir. of Information Resources England Institute Non-Degree 0 32 32 Carrie Thomas, College Librarian Deb Arvidson, Alumni Relations Associate & Manager of the Annual Fund Accreditation...... Specialized

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Karen Bonewald, Controller Daniel Webster College Franchesca Denton, Dir. of the Deborah F. McGrath, Dir. of Athletics Anne Bridge Baddour Library Kathy Taylor, Dir. of Career Services 20 University Drive 603/577-6000 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Richard Ellis, Dir. of Admissions Nashua 03063 FAX: 603/577-6001 Academic Calendar...... Semester Ann Page Stecker, Coordinator of the Honors Program www.dwc.edu Student Body ...... Coed Joseph Carroll, Academic Dean Founded 1965, offers associate and bachelor’s Tuition/Fees...... $22,130/$575 Gaye LaCasce, Dir. of Alumni Relations degrees in aviation management, aviation flight Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,450 Elizabeth A. Cahill, Associate VP for Advancement operations, and air traffic control; computer sci- Endowment ...... $1,376,000 Ann Chalker, Dir. of Learning Services ence, business management, sport management, Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 149/25 Jacqueline Webb, Dir. of Health & Counseling Center marketing management, aeronautical engineering, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/60 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized mechanical engineering and social science. Library Collection...... 130,782 Academic Calendar...... Semester Operates New England’s largest professional pilot Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body ...... Coed education program and region’s only air traffic con- Total Enrollment 876 126 1,002 Tuition/Fees...... $24,700 trol program; division of continuing studies offers Undergrad Degree 534 30 564 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,490 master’s degree in business administration, avia- Graduate Degree 82 0 82 Endowment ...... $18,979,050 tion mangement, bachelor’s degrees in organiza- Non-Degree 260 96 356 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 138/70 tional management, marketing management, and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/42 management and information technology, air traffic Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Library Collection...... 308,603 control along with many certificate programs. required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Application is available online at www.dwc.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Robert E Myers, President Total Enrollment 939 30 969 Tom DiConza, VP, Finance & Operations Phone: 800/325-6876 Undergrad Degree 939 15 954 Michael Fishbein, VP, Academic Affairs Email: [email protected] Non-Degree 0 15 15 Robert E. Sweo, Dean of Graduate & Continuing Studies Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning Test Dartmouth College (or SAT I if administered prior to March 2005) or Stuart D. Chase, Dir. of Development ACT with Writing Component required. Rolling Annette Kurman, Dir. of Public Relations 6016 McNutt Hall 603/646-1110 application deadline; $45 fee. 12/15 Early Sean J. Ryan, Dean of Enrollment Hanover 03755 FAX: 603/646-1216 Notification deadline. Application is available & Financial Assistance www.dartmouth.edu online at www.colby-sawyer.edu Anne-Marie Caruso, Dir. of Financial Assistance Susan C. Elsass, Dean of Students Founded 1769; offers liberal arts, teacher education Phone: 800/272-1015 Jean P. Anderson, Registrar and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, Email: [email protected] Heidi Y. Crowell, Dir. of master’s and doctoral degrees; summer session for Information Technology Services degree credit for matriculated students. James Wright, President of the College Barry Scherr, Provost Martin Wybourne, Vice Provost James Larimore, Dean of the College Carolyn Pelzel, VP, Development Stanley Colla, VP, Alumni Affairs William N. Walker, VP, Public Affairs Larry Litten, Dir. of Institutional Research Karl Furstenberg, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Ozzie Harris, Special Assistant to the President for Institutional Diversity & Equity Virginia Hazen, Dir. of Financial Aid Martin Redman, Dean of Residential Life Polly Griffin, Registrar Brad Noblet, Dir. of Computing Jeffrey Horrell, Dean of Libraries & Librarian of the College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $31,770/$195 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,390 E

G Endowment...... $2,700,000,000 E L L Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,992/361 O C

E Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 732/162 C R E I Library Collection...... 5,812,522 P N I L K N A R F

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Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 5,562 142 5,704 Undergrad Degree 3,996 2 3,998 Graduate Degree 1,464 69 1,533 Non-Degree 102 71 173 Admissions Information: All applicants, including those who apply from foreign countries, are required to take the SAT I or ACT. Students may submit scores from either the old SAT I or the new SAT I (with writing). Similarly, students may submit scores from either the regular ACT (if taken prior to February 2005) or from the ACT with writing (if taken in February 2005 or after). Any two SAT II Subject Tests. The TOEFL is strongly encouraged for foreign students for whom English is not the principal language of instruction and for non-native speakers of English. 1/1 application deadline; $70 fee. 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is available online at www.commonapp.org and apply/embark.com/ugrad/dartmouth.edu F R A

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Franklin Pierce College L E G 20 College Road 603/899-4100 E Rindge 03461 FAX: 603/899-6448 www.fpc.edu Founded 1962; residential campus for traditional Endowment ...... $7,252,000 Paul Tero, Dean of Academics undergraduate students and six campuses through- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 184/37 Julie English, Dir. of Admissions out the state for commuting and continuing educa- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 70/84 Tina Underwood, Marketing Manager tion students; offers liberal arts, teacher education Library Collection...... 145,421 Debra Gravel, Dir. of Financial Aid and professional programs leading to bachelor’s Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Linda Connors, Dir. of Student Services degrees at the main campus, and associate, bache- Total Enrollment 1,573 35 1,608 Tanyell Mitchell, Dir. of Academic Support Services lor’s, master’s and doctorate in physical therapy Undergrad Degree 1,572 14 1,586 Tanya Labrosse, Registrar degrees at the satellite campuses. Non-Degree 1 21 22 Bill Poulin, Chief Technology Officer Ada Kemp, Dir. of Library Services/ George J. Hagerty, President Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT Classroom Technology Michael J. Bell, Provost/VP of Academic Affairs exam required. Rolling application deadline; Bruce M. Kirsh, VP & Dir. of Athletics no fee. Application is available online at Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester N

Evelyn K. Buchanan, VP for College Relations www.fpc.edu/pages/Admission/admissn.html e

John J. Mims, VP for Finance & Administration Student Body ...... Coed w Phone: 800/437-0048 Tuition/Fees...... $11,340/$1,000

Carole D. Monroe, VP of Student Administrative H Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,600 Services and Chief Information Officer a

Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,104/1,294 m James P. Earle, VP for Student Affairs 1 listing is for Rindge campus only. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/290 p

Raymond V. Van Der Riet, Dean of s Graduate/Professional Studies Library Collection...... 53,180 h i r

Paul M. Kotila, Dean of Hesser College Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total e Total Enrollment 2,104 1,294 3,398 Undergraduate Studies (Rindge) I 3 Sundial Avenue 603/668-6660 n

Lucy C. Shonk, Dean of Admissions Undergrad Degree 2,100 1,263 3,363 d Manchester 03103 FAX: 603/666-4722 Peter L. Brodie, Dir. of Alumni Relations Non-Degree 4 31 35 e www.hesser.edu p Kenneth Ferreira, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: No exams required. e Mary E. Ledoux, Dir. of Library Services Founded 1900; offers associate degrees programs in n

Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Housing d

Brian D. Stewart, Dir. of Marketing arts and sciences, business, early childhood education, availabe on a first come first served basis. e & Communications criminal justice, graphic design, health sciences, inte- n Application is available online at www.hesser.edu t Susan R. Chamberlin, Registrar rior design, computer information technology, medical, communications, radio/video production, broadcast- Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Phone: 603/668-6660 X2110 ing, and more. Bachelor’s degree programs offered in Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: [email protected] business administration and criminal justice. Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $23,100/$610 Mary Jo Greco, President Housing, Room & Board ...... $4,480 Joseph Cicchetto, Controller

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Magdalen College Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total William S. Harrold, VP of Institutional Total Enrollment 998 0 998 Advancement 511 Kearsarge Mtn. Road 603/456-2656 Undergrad Degree 998 0 998 E. Joseph Petrick Jr., VP of Student Development Warner 03278 FAX: 603/456-2660 Admissions Information: No exam required. & Dean of Students www.magdalen.edu Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application Carol Thomas, VP of Information Founded 1973; Roman Catholic college offers is available online at www.mcintoshcollege.edu. & Educational Technology liberal arts program leading to associate and Leslie Bateman, Dir. of Human Resources bachelor’s degrees. Phone: 888/262-1111 Frank Hall, Registrar Richard Keating, Dean of Graduate Jeffrey J. Karls, President & Professional Studies Donald R. Regan, Executive VP New England College Douglas R. Kruse, Dir. of Development Patrick J.C. Powers, Academic Dean 7 Main Street 603/428-2211 Paul Miller, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Paul T. Jackson, Dean of Students Raymond Nault, Dir. of Student Financial Services Gail Crowdes, Registrar Henniker 03242 FAX: 603/428-7230 www.nec.edu Anne Norris, Dir. of Graduate Enrollment Accreditation...... Specialized Lori Runksmeier, Dir. of Athletics Academic Calendar...... Semester Founded 1946; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Katherine Van Weelden, Dir. of Danforth Library Student Body ...... Coed tion and professional programs leading to associ- Kathleen Williams, Dir. of Public Information Tuition/Fees ...... $9,750/$35 ate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,250 Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 16/0 Stephen E. Fritz, President Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/2 Michele Perkins, Senior Vice President Tuition/Fees...... $22,366/$644 Library Collection...... 35,000 Edward M. Cooper, VP of Academic Affairs Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,456 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total & Dean of Faculty Endowment ...... $3,700,000 Total Enrollment 68 0 68 Kevin Cormier, VP of Finance & Operations Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 141/44 Undergrad Degree 68 0 68 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. 5/1 application deadline; $35 fee. 1/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is available online at www.magdalen.edu

Phone: 603/456-2656 Email: [email protected]

McIntosh College 23 Cataract Avenue 888/262-1111 Dover 03820 FAX: 603/743-0060 www.mcintoshcollege.edu Founded in 1896 as a career-oriented institution, offers associate degree programs in accounting, business management, crime scene technology, criminal justice, fashion merchandising, graphic design, medical assisting, medical lab technician, paralegal studies, and professional photography. Also offers a certificate program in massage therapy. Peter Koch, President Robert Goddard, Provost Chris Hansen, Associate Dean of Administration Jody LaBrie, VP of Admissions Barbara Bolko, Dir. of Institutional Effectiveness Dorothy Johnsen, VP of Career Services Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $15,600/$150 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,360

Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 100/25 D A R T

Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/20 M O U

Library Collection...... 2,500,000 T H C O L L E G E

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Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 59/29 Rivier College Augustine Kelly, O.S.B., Dean of the College Library Collection...... 105,000 Patricia Shuster, VP, Administration Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 420 Main Street 603/888-1311 Nanci Tessier, VP, Enrollment Management Total Enrollment 995 327 1,322 Nashua 03060 www.rivier.edu Adam Albina, Dir. of Information Technology Undergrad Degree 877 42 919 Founded 1933; Roman Catholic college offers Joseph Constance, Librarian Graduate Degree 118 275 393 liberal arts, teacher education and professional Mary Anne Ericson, Registrar Non-Degree 0 10 10 programs leading to postsecondary certificates, Nancy Davis Griffin, Dir. of Office of Admission Elizabeth Keuffel, Dir. of Office of Financial Aid Admissions Information: No exam required. associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continu- No deadline. Students are encouraged to apply ing education; summer session for degree credit. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized prior to 4/1 for fall admission and 12/1 for spring; William Farrell, President Academic Calendar...... Semester $30 fee. Application is available online at Joseph Fagan, VP, Finance & Administration Student Body ...... Coed www.nec.edu/admissions Sr. Therese Larochelle, VP, Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $23,990/$750 Lynn Jansky, VP, Student Development Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,070 Phone: 603/428-2223 Joseph Allard, VP, Academic Outreach Endowment ...... $60,000,000 Email: [email protected] Albert C. DeCiccio, Academic Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 318/107 Karen Cooper, Dir. of College Relations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 128/48 Library Collection...... 225,000 New Hampshire David Boisvert, Executive Assistant to President for Institute of Art Enrollment/Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Valerie Patnaude, Dir. of Financial Aid Total Enrollment 1,946 41 1,987 148 Concord Street 866/241-4918 Paula Randazza, Dir. of Residence Life Undergrad Degree 1,942 18 1,960 Manchester 03104-4858 FAX: 603/641-1832 Kevin Gately, Registrar Non-Degree 4 23 27 www.nhia.edu H. William Schleifer, Dir. of Information Technology Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Established in 1868, first and only independent Brian Courtemanche, Dir. of Regina Library required. 3/1 priority application deadline; $55 fee. college of art in New Hampshire offers bachelor’s Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application is avail- of fine arts degree; certificate programs and Academic Calendar...... Semester able online at www.anselm.edu/admission continuing education courses. Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $19,980/$450 Phone: 603/641-7500 Roger Williams, President Email: [email protected] Patrick McCay, Academic Dean Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,564 Erik Gross, VP, Finance & Administration Endowment ...... $20,000,000 Jessica Kinsey, Dir. of Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 147/48 Southern New Liam Sullivan, Dir. of Admission Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 75/109 Hampshire University Amanda Abbott, Admissions Administrator Library Collection...... 208,459 Heather Hilton, Admissions Officer Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 2500 North River Road 603/668-2211 Jane Langlois, Registrar Total Enrollment 969 1,297 2,266 Manchester 03106 www.snhu.edu Kathy Ritter, Head Librarian Undergrad Degree 827 620 1,447 Founded in 1932; offers majors in business, Linda LaVallee, Dir. of Financial Aid Graduate Degree 142 677 819 education, liberal arts, culinary and hospitality Accreditation...... NE Cand, Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT fields and community economic development. Academic Calendar...... Semester exam required. Rolling application deadline; Awards associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral Student Body ...... Coed $25 fee. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. degrees. Classes available at New Hampshire and Tuition/Fees...... $10,950/$1,130 Application is available online at Maine locations and online. N e

Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,700 www.rivier.edu/admissions/undergraduate Paul J. LeBlanc, President w Endowment ...... $29,000,000 Gina Cappello, VP, Institutional Advancement Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 29/5 Phone: 603/897-8507 Pam Hogan, VP, Human Resources H Email: [email protected] a Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/25 Scott Kalicki, VP, Student Affairs m

Library Collection...... 8,648 John C. Miles, Treasurer, VP, Operations and Finance p s Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Saint Anselm College Curtis C. Smith, VP, Academic Affairs h i

Brad Poznanski, VP, Enrollment Management r

Total Enrollment 120 550 670 e 100 Saint Anselm Drive 603/641-7000 Martha Rush-Mueller, VP, Marketing

Undergrad Degree 120 50 170 I Manchester 03102-1310 FAX: 603/641-7116 & Communications n

Non-Degree 0 500 500 d www.anselm.edu Charles Outcalt, VP, Research, Policy & Planning e

Admissions Information: High school seniors must Karen L. Muncaster, Dean of Continuing p submit standardized test scores; portfolio must be Founded 1889; Roman Catholic college in the e Benedictine tradition offers courses in liberal arts, Education/Distance Education n presented in person by applicants living within Steven Soba, Dir. of Admission d 100 miles of the campus. Rolling application business, criminal justice, and nursing leading to e bachelor’s degree; continuing education; summer Timothy Dreyer, Dir. of Financial Aid n deadline; $25 fee (waived for applications submit- t session for degree credit. Robert Schiavoni, Dir. of Residence Life ted online). Contact institution for additional Richard Ouellette, Registrar application guidelines. Application is available Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B., President Daryl Dreffs, Dir. of Computing Resources online at www.nhia.edu/admissions.htm Marie George, Executive VP Ronald H. Epp, Dir. of Shapiro Library Mark Cooper, O.S.B., Treasurer Phone: 866/241-4918 James Flanagan, VP, College Advancement Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Email: [email protected] Joseph Horton, Dean of Students Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed

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Population 2004 ...... 1,080,632 Board of Governors for Higher Education Public Island Rhode Frank Caprio, Chair Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 301 Promenade Street Public Two-Year: ...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 2 Providence, RI 02908 Independent Two-Year:...... 0 Four-Year: ...... 10 401/222-6560 FAX: 401/222-6111 Degrees Conferred 2003 www.ribghe.org Associate ...... 3,516 Office of the Commissioner Bachelor’s ...... 9,108 of Higher Education Master’s ...... 2,056 Jack R. Warner, Commissioner First-Professional ...... 250 301 Promenade Street Doctorate ...... 246 Providence, RI 02908 Higher Education Enrollment 2002 401/222-6560 ext. 102 FAX: 401/222-2545 Public Two-Year:...... 15,929 Four-Year:...... 22,938 www.ribghe.org Independent Two-Year:...... 0 Four-Year:...... 38,550 Foreign Enrollment 2002 ...... 2,783 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 16% Per-Capita Income 2004 ...... $33,733 State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2005 ....$4.89

Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2005

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Community College Dennis Moore, Assistant to the President/Dir. RSP Tuition...... $3,270 of Rhode Island of Public Relations & Publications Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Kathleen Mallon, Assistant to the President, Endowment ...... $1,230,195 400 East Avenue 401/825-1000 Special Projects Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 409/14 Warwick 02886 www.ccri.edu William LeBlanc, Dir. of Institutional Research Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 298/408 Founded 1964; the largest public two-year college & Planning Library Collection...... 300,516 in New England offers liberal arts, occupational John White Jr., Executive Dir. of Providence Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total and technical programs leading to postsecondary Campus/Dir. of Affirmative Action Programs Total Enrollment 5,731 10,562 16,293 certificates and associate degrees; cooperative edu- & Minority Student Affairs Undergrad Degree 5,422 8,403 13,825 cation; summer session for degree credit; weekend Phillip J. Sisson, Dean of Arts, Non-Degree 309 2,159 2,468 Humanities & Social Sciences college; distance education. Campuses in Lincoln, Admissions Information: No exams required. Newport, Providence and Warwick. Richard Fontaine, Executive Director & Chief Information Officer Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Thomas D. Sepe, President Julie M. White, Dean of Institutional Advancement Application is available online at Michael Poindexter, VP for Student Affairs & College Relations http://www.ccri.edu/admissions/Online_app.shtml Ruth Sherman, VP for Academic Affairs Albert J. Sevigny, Controller Vincent DeSanctis, Phone: 401/825-2003 Marisa Albini, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Email: [email protected] Associate Vice President - Newport & Alumni Development Ronald L. Schertz, Dean of Student Development & Assessment Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Rebecca Yount, Associate Dean of Student Life Academic Calendar...... Semester & Service Learning Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $2,180/$290 $6,410/$290

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Rhode Island College 600 Mt Pleasant Avenue 401/456-8000 Providence 02908 FAX: 401/456-8379 www.ric.edu Founded 1854; offers liberal arts, teacher education and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. John Nazarian, President Dan King, VP, Academic Affairs Marguerite Brown, VP, Development & College Relations Gary Penfield, VP, Student Affairs & Dean of Students Richard Prull, Assistant VP, Information Services Paul Forte, Assistant VP for Finance & Controller James McCroskery, Assistant VP, Academic Affairs Richard R Weiner, Dean, Faculty of Arts & Sciences Julie Wollman-Bonilla, Dean, Feinstein School of Education & Human Development James A Schweikart, Dean, School of Management Carol Bennett-Speight, Dean, School of Social Work Tjalda Nauta, Dir. of Library Services Jane Fusco, Dir. of News & Public Relations U

Holly Shadoian, Dir. of Admissions N I V E James Hanbury, Dir. of Financial Aid R S I T James Dorian, Dir. of Records Office Y O F

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Patricia Giammarco, Dir. of Affirmative Action L A N Accreditation...... NE, Specialized D Academic Calendar...... Semester University of Rhode Island Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $3,888/$788 Kingston 02881 401/874-1000 Student Body ...... Coed $11,200/$788 Founded 1892; offers liberal arts, teacher educa- Tuition/Fees...... $5,258/$2,026 RSP Tuition...... $5,832 tion, human sciences and services, allied health $17,900/$2,026 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,960 science, science and engineering and professional RSP Tuition...... $7,887 Endowment ...... $10,200,000 programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doc- Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,114 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 482/13 toral degrees; continuing education; cooperative Endowment ...... $68,000,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 330/355 education; summer session for degree credit. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,583/129 Library Collection...... 646,182 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 683/40 Robert L. Carothers, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection...... 3,748,236 Robert A. Weygand, VP, Administration Total Enrollment 5,353 3,525 8,878 M. Beverly Swan, Provost & VP, Academic Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 4,906 1,864 6,770 Robert M. Beagle, VP, University Advancement Total Enrollment 11,297 3,452 14,749 Graduate Degree 274 498 772 Thomas R. Dougan, VP, Student Affairs Undergrad Degree 10,084 1,422 11,506 Non-Degree 173 1,163 1,336 Robert E. Gillis, Dir. of Affirmative Action, Graduate Degree 993 907 1,900 Admissions Information: SAT exam, or ACT with Equal Opportunity & Diversity Non-Degree 220 1,123 1,343 ACT writing exam, required. 5/1 application dead- Michele Nota, Exec. Dir. of Alumni Relations Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam line; $50 fee. Application is available online at Linda A. Acciardo, Dir. of Communications required. 2/1 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 www.ric.edu/admissions James Lynch, Dean of Admissions Early Action deadline. Application is available Lester Yensan, Asst. VP, Student Affairs online at www.uri.edu/admissions Phone: 401/456-8234 Horace J. Amaral, Jr., Dir. of Enrollment Services Email: [email protected] Christopher W. Wessells, Interim Vice Provost, Info. Phone: 401/874-7100 Services & Dean of University Libraries Email: [email protected]

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Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning Test and Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total For Information on Independent two SAT Subject Tests, or ACT exam (with writing Total Enrollment 2,886 632 3,518 Institutions in Rhode Island test) required. 1/1 application deadline; $70 fee. Undergrad Degree 2,826 204 3,030 R 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is avail- Graduate Degree 58 398 456 h

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areas including applied psychology, business t Ruth J. Simmons, President administration, communication, information tech- Elizabeth Huidekoper, Executive VP, Finance nology, international business, and liberal arts. Johnson & Wales University & Administration Offers master’s degrees in business administration, Robert J. Zimmer, Provost information systems, and taxation. 8 Abbott Park Place 401/598-1000 Ronald Vanden Dorpel, Senior VP, Providence 02903 www.jwu.edu Ronald K. Machtley, President University Advancement Barry F. Morrison, VP, Business Affairs & Treasurer Founded 1914; offers business, culinary arts, hospi- Dorcas Baker, Interim Executive Director V.K. Unni, VP, Academic Affairs tality and technology programs leading to associate Alumni Relations J. Thomas Eakin, VP, Student Affairs and bachelor’s degrees; accounting, hospitality Ronald Margolin, VP, International Advancement, & Dean of Students administration, international business, manage- Principal Gifts & Special Projects Laurie L. Musgrove, VP, University Advancement ment and teacher education programs leading to Michael Chapman, VP, Public Affairs Lorna J. Hunter, VP, Enrollment Management master’s degrees; educational leadership doctoral & University Relations Arthur Gloster II, VP, Information Systems program; continuing education; practicum and Michael Goldberger, Dir. of Athletics Linda Lulli, Associate VP, Human Resources cooperative education; summer session available Michael Bartini, Dir. of Financial Aid 1 Renee Buisson, Interim Executive Dir. of for degree credit. Henry Johnson, Dir. of EEO/AA University Relations John A. Yena, Chairman Michael Pesta, Registrar Thomas J. Dimieri, Dir. of Planning John Bowen, University President Salvatore Aiello, Bursar & Institutional Research Irving Schneider, President, Providence Campus Ellen Waite-Franzen, VP, Computing John B. Canning, Dir. of Financial Aid Christopher T. Del Sesto, Senior VP & Treasurer & Information Services Cynthia L. Bonn, Dir. of Admission Richard J. Kosh, University Provost Harriette Hemmasi, University Librarian Brenda Doran, Dir. of Transfer Admission Thomas L.G. Dwyer, Executive VP Paul Armstrong, Dean of the College John Ruppert, Interim Dir. of Athletics & Chief Financial Officer Sheila Bonde, Dean of the Graduate School John Denio, Asst. Dean/Dir. of Residence Life Edward Levine, Chief Strategy Officer Andries van Dam, VP, Research Michelle Murray, Bursar William F. McArdle, Senior VP, Planning Rajiv Vohra, Dean of the Faculty Judith Clare, Dir. of Career Services & Human Resources Eli Adashi, Dean of Medicine & Biological Sciences Mary Moroney, Dir. of Library Services Joseph Greene, VP, Accounting Services Richard Spies, Executive VP, Planning Judy Mastronardi, Dir. of Alumni Relations Donna J. Yena, VP, Career Development David Greene, VP, Campus Life & Student Services Kristopher Sullivan, Dir. of Graduate School Edware O’Rourke, VP, University Marketing Russell Carey, VP & Secretary of the University Richard Dankel, Dir. of Bryant Center Ronald Martel, Dean, Student Affairs Brenda Allen, Associate Provost & Dir. of & Student Activities Kenneth F. DiSaia, VP, Enrollment Management Institutional Diversity T. Abraham D. Hunter, Dir. of Intercultural Center Alan Restivo, University Controller Marisa Quinn, Assistant to the President David Lux, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences and Marie Bernardo, University Registrar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Studies & Executive Dir. of Student Services Academic Calendar...... Semester Jack Trifts, Dean, College of Business Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed and Graduate Studies Academic Calendar...... Trimester Tuition/Fees...... $32,264/$710 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,796 Academic Calendar...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $19,200/$900 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,469/307 Student Body ...... Coed Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,545 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 762/155 Tuition/Fees...... $24,7621 Endowment...... $165,000,000 Library Collection...... 3,428,157 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,568 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 742/89 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $159,177,159 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 278/118 Total Enrollment 7,604 400 8,004 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 389/21 Library Collection...... 544,547 Undergrad Degree 5,701 71 5,772 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 136/120 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 1,894 76 1,970 Library Collection...... 177,520 Total Enrollment 8,864 1,118 9,982 Non-Degree 9 253 262 Undergrad Degree 8,302 944 9,246 Graduate Degree 562 174 736

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Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Providence College Rhode Island School of Design requried for those applying for honors program or international business. Rolling application dead- Eaton Street & River Avenue 401/865-1000 2 College Street 401/454-6100 line; no fee. Application is available online at Providence 02918 FAX: 401/865-2057 Providence 02903 FAX: 401/454-6420 www.jwu.edu www.providence.edu www.risd.edu

Phone: 401/598-2310 Founded 1917, Roman Catholic college offers Founded 1877; offers programs in fine arts, design Email: [email protected] liberal arts, teacher education and professional and architecture leading to bachelor’s and master’s programs leading to associate, bachelor’s and of fine arts degrees; art education and continuing 1other campuses in Denver, CO, N.Miami, FL master’s degrees; continuing education; summer education programs. and Charlotte, NC session for degree credit. Roger Mandle, President Brian J. Shanley, O.P., President Arnold Yasinski, Executive VP, Finance New England Institute Kenneth Sicard, O.P., Executive Vice President & Administration of Technology Michael V. Frazier, VP, Finance & Business, CFO Jay Coogan, Interim Provost Hugh Lena, VP, Academic Administration Will Melton, VP, Institutional Advancement 2500 Post Road 401/467-7744 Wilesse A. Comissiong, Dean of Balfour Center for Ann Hudner, Dir. of External Relations Warwick 02886 FAX: 401/738-5122 Multicultural Affairs Felice D. Billups, Dir. of Planning & Research www.neit.edu Joseph P. Brum, Special Assistant to President for Ed Newhall, Dir. of Admissions Founded 1940; the largest technical college in Development Projects Peter Riefler, Dir. of Financial Aid southern New England offers associate degrees in Edward J. Caron, VP, College Relations/Planning Brian Janes, Dir. of Residence Life over 21 different areas of study and bachelor’s J. Stuart McPhail, O.P., VP, Student Services Stephen Berenback, Registrar degrees in eight areas all focusing on technology. Marifrances McGinn, VP & General Counsel Ralph Fasano, Dir. of Computer & Network Services Thomas Frank, Dir. of Institutional Research Carol Terry, Dir. of Library Services Richard I. Gouse, President Brian Williams, Dean of Enrollment Services Hope Alswang, Dir. of the RISD Museum Seth Kurn, Executive VP Herbert J. D’Arcy, Jr., Executive Dir. of Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Cheryl C. Connors, Senior VP, Finance & Treasurer Ann E. Barone, Dir. of Academic Thomas F. Wylie, Senior VP & Provost Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Scheduling/Registration Student Body ...... Coed Robert R. Theroux, VP, Finance, Controller Joseph J. Guido, O.P., VP for Mission & Ministry Philip G. Parsons, VP & General Counsel Tuition/Fees...... $29,410/$365 Christopher P. Lydon, Associate VP for Admissions Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,560 Steven Kitchin, VP, Corporate Education & Enrollment Planning & Training Endowment...... $250,000,000 Steven Sears, Dean of Residence Life Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 424/48 Catherine Kennedy, VP, Student Support Services Rebecca Ramos, Assistant VP William Ferrante, Associate Provost Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 145/346 for Information Technology Library Collection...... 1,014,784 Thomas R.Thibodeau, Assistant Provost D. Russell Bailey, Dir. of Library Karen B. Arnold, Assistant Provost Jacqueline White, Associate VP/Assistant Treasurer Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Wendy S. Buckler, Assistant Provost Thomas Flaherty, Dean of Graduate Studies Total Enrollment 2,282 5,000 7,282 Patricia Blakemore, Dir. of Career Services Brian J. Bartolini, Associate VP Undergrad Degree 1,883 0 1,883 Michael Kwiatkowski, Dir. of Admissions for Academic Administration Graduate Degree 399 0 399 Larry Blair, Dir. of Student Financial Services Charles Haberle, Assistant VP, Non-Degree 0 5,000 5,000 Doreen Lasiewski, Registrar Academic Administration Admissions Information: SAT I and portfolio Sharon Charette, Dir. of Library William Eustis, VP, Institutional Advancement required. 2/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 Lee Peebles, Dir. of Student Life Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Early Notificiation deadline. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Phone: 401/454-6300 Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $24,800/$510 Tuition/Fees...... $13,500/$1,375 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,270 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Endowment...... $115,000,000 Roger Williams University Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 148/56 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 410/78 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 93/220 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 255/167 One Old Ferry Road 401/253-1040 Library Collection...... 46,575 Library Collection...... 588,453 Bristol 02809 www.rwu.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1919; offers architecture, business, engi- Total Enrollment 3,011 0 3,011 Total Enrollment 3,968 1,398 5,366 neering, fine and performing arts, humanities, sci- Undergrad Degree 2,747 0 2,747 Undergrad Degree 3,797 328 4,125 ence and mathematics, education, criminal justice, Non-Degree 264 0 264 Graduate Degree 124 391 515 and social sciences programs leading to bachelor’s Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam and Non-Degree 47 679 726 degrees; school of law; graduate programs in criminal justice, architecture and education; continuing writing sample required. Rolling application dead- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam line; $50 fee. Application is available online at education; cooperative education; summer session required. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/1 for degree credit. www.neit.edu Early Action deadline. Application is available online at www.providence.edu/admiss Roy J. Nirschel, President & CEO Phone: 401/467-7744 X3357 Richard Mitchell, Executive Vice President Email: [email protected] Phone: 401/865-2535 James Noonan, VP, Finance & CFO Email: [email protected] Jeffrey Martin, Interim Provost

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Population 2004 ...... 621,394 Vermont State Colleges Robert G. Clarke, Chancellor Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 P.O. Box 359 Public Two-Year: ...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 5 Waterbury, VT 05676 Independent Two-Year:...... 2 Four-Year: ...... 19 802/241-2520 FAX: 802/241.3369 Degrees Conferred 2003 web.vsc.edu Associate ...... 1,419 System includes Castleton, Johnson and Lyndon State Bachelor’s ...... 4,545 Colleges, Vermont Technical College and Community Master’s ...... 1,449 College of Vermont. First-Professional ...... 248 Doctorate ...... 44 Higher Education Enrollment 2002 V

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Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2005

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Castleton State College Tuition/Fees...... $6,312/$338 Community College $13,632/$338 of Vermont Castleton 05735 802/468-1213 RSP Tuition...... $9,468 FAX: 802/468-1476 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,674 PO Box 120 802/241-3535 www.castleton.edu Endowment ...... $4,500,000 Waterbury 05676-0120 FAX: 802/241-3526 Founded 1787; liberal arts college offers programs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 140/25 www.ccv.edu leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 87/101 Founded 1970; offers liberal arts and career-build- degrees; focus on internships and community Library Collection...... 715,531 ing programs leading to associate degrees at 12 involvement; continuing education; cooperative Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total locations throughout Vermont and online; continu- education; summer session for degree credit. Total Enrollment 1,636 335 1,971 ing education; fall, spring, summer sessions. David S. Wolk, President Undergrad Degree 1,599 141 1,740 Timothy J. Donovan, President William Allen Jr., Dean of Administration Graduate Degree 35 36 71 Tapp Barnhill, Southern Regional Director Joseph T. Mark, Academic Dean Non-Degree 2 158 160 David Buchdahl, Dean of Academic Affairs Ennis Duling, Dir. of Communications Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT (with Penne Ciaraldi, Northeastern Regional Director Maurice D. Ouimet, Jr., Dir. of Admissions optional writing exam) required. Rolling applica- Pam Chisholm, Dir. of Financial Aid Greg G. Stone, Dean of Students tion deadline; $35 fee. Application is available Susan Henry, Dean of Enrollment and Advancement Lyn Sawyer, Dir. of Human Resources online at www.castleton.edu/admissions Joyce Judy, Provost Elmer Kimball, Northwestern Dennis Proulx, Dir. of Residence Life Regional Director Lori Patten, Registrar Phone: 800-639-8521 Barbara Martin, Dean of Administration Gayle Malinowski, Dir. of Computing Services Email: [email protected] KD Maynard, Dean of Students Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Ann Newsmith, Dir. of Marketing & Publications Academic Calendar...... Semester Eric Sakai, Dir. of Learning Technology Student Body ...... Coed

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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... Semester Academic Calendar...... Semester Total Enrollment 1,132 163 1,295 Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 1,130 118 1,248 Tuition/Fees...... $3,912/$100 Tuition/Fees...... $6,312/$172 Graduate Degree 2 45 47 $7,824/$100 $13,632/$172 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT RSP Tuition...... $5,868 RSP Tuition...... $9,468 exam required. Rolling application deadline; Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,648 $34 fee. Application is available online at Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 153/8 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 138/10 www.lyndonstate.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/420 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/83 Library Collection...... 72,0001 Library Collection...... 427,620 Phone: 802/626-6413 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 961 4,900 5,861 Total Enrollment 1,103 666 1,769 1fees do not include $1,065 for health insurance Undergrad Degree 899 3,333 4,232 Undergrad Degree 1,096 426 1,522 for students not covered under another plan Non-Degree 62 1,567 1,629 Graduate Degree 7 240 247 Admissions Information: Accuplacer assessments Admissions Information: SAT I exam required for most students. No application dead- required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. University of Vermont line. Application may be submitted online at Application is available online at 85 South Prospect Street 802/656-3131 www.ccv.edu/admissions www.johnsonstatecollege.edu/admissions Burlington 05405 www.uvm.edu Phone: 802/241-3535 Phone: 800/635-2356 Founded 1791; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] technical, business, professional and occupational programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral 1from 2005 Directory and medical degrees; postdoctoral study; continuing Lyndon State College education; cooperative education; summer session Johnson State College PO Box 919 802/626-6200 for degree credit. 1001 College Road FAX: 802/626-9770 Daniel M. Fogel, President 337 College Hill Road 800/635-2356 Lyndonville 05851 www.lyndonstate.edu A. John Bramley, Provost Johnson 05656 FAX: 802/635-1230 Thomas J. Gustafson, VP, Student & Campus Life and www.johnsonstatecollege.edu Founded 1911; offers liberal arts, teacher and workforce education and professional programs Interim VP, Development & Alumni Relations Founded 1828; offers liberal arts and sciences, leading to postsecondary certificates, associate, Frances E. Carr, VP, Research business and teacher education programs leading bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing educa- & Dean Graduate College to postsecondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s tion; cooperative education; summer session for Karen N. Meyer, VP, State & Federal Relations and master’s degrees; continuing education; intern- degree credit. Willi Coleman, VP, Multicultural Affairs ship opportunities; external degree program; sum- E. Lauck Parke, VP, Undergraduate Education mer session for degree credit. Carol A. Moore, President Jill M. Tarule, Assoc Provost for Faculty Affairs Wayne T. Hamilton, Dean of Administrative Affairs Lee R. Stewart, Interm Assoc. VP, Human Resources Barbara Murphy, President Donna Dalton, Dean of Academic & Student Affairs William P. Ballard, Assoc. VP, Administrative Sharron R. Scott, Dean of Administration Leo Sevigny, Associate Dean for Student Affairs & Facilities Services Dan Regan, Academic Dean Hannah Nelson, Assistant Dean for Development Enrique Corredera, Dir. of University Communications David Bergh, Interim Dean of Students & Alumni Affairs Donald A. Honeman, Dean Enrollment Planning Ken Schexnayder, Dean of Institutional Advancement John R. Kascenska, Assistant Academic Dean & Admissions Joe Farara, Faculty Librarian Michelle K. McCaffrey, Assistant Dean of Admissions Keith P. Williams, Registrar Elizabeth Smith, Registrar Tanya W. Bradley, Dir. of Financial Aid Stacey A. Miller, Dir. of Residential Life Penny Paradee-Howrigan, Associate Dean of Jonathan M. Davis, Dir. of Student Life Fred A. Curran, Dir. of Institutional Studies Enrollment Services Garet Nelson, Dir. of Library G. F. Ted Winfield, Associate VP for Budget Michele Whitmore, Dir. of Residential Life Susan C. Gallagher, Coordinator of & Resource Mgmt Barbara Lougee, Dir. of Athletics & Recreation Public Information Robert Corran, Dir. of Athletics Woody Dionne, Dir. of Physical Plant Debra Hale, Registrar J. Michael Gower, VP, Finance Ellen Hill, Dir. of Center for Service Learning Linda Hilton, Chief Technology Officer & Administration, Treasurer Karen Madden, Dir. of Academic Support Services Francine T. Bazluke, VP, Legal Affairs Andrea Kelly, Dir. of Counseling Service Accreditation...... NE, Specialized & General Counsel Michael Palagonia, Dir. of Safety & Security Academic Calendar...... Semester Bonnie B. Cauthon, Assoc. VP, Finance Sally Laughlin, Dir. of Development Student Body ...... Coed 1 & University Controller & Alumni Relations Tuition/Fees...... $6,312/$172 Mara R. Saule, Chief Information Officer Julie Ruth, Coordinator of College Communication $13,632/$172 & Dean of Libraries & Marketing RSP Tuition...... $9,456 David A. Nestor, Assoc. VP, Campus Life Leila Bandar, Dir. Julian Scott Gallery Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,674 & Dean of Students Jan Herder, Dir. of Dibden Center for the Arts Endowment ...... $1,470,000 Michael N. Schultz, Assistant VP, Development Bev Corrow, Dir. Child Development Center Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 118/4 & Alumni Relations Laurie Burnham, Dir. Conference Event Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 59/93 Library Collection...... 158,424 Kathryn Friedman, Exec. Dir of Diversity & Equity Affairs & Equal Opportunity

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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Vermont Technical College Academic Calendar...... Semester OUT–OF–STATE Student Body ...... Coed PO Box 500 802/728-1000 Tuition/Fees...... $9,452/$1,296 Randolph Center 05061 FAX: 802/728-1390 TUITION BREAK $23,638/$1,296 www.vtc.edu RSP Tuition...... $14,178 Founded 1866; offers technical and related pro- AT VERMONT Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,332 grams including engineering technology, business, Endowment...... $240,500,000 allied health and agriculture leading to associate PUBLIC COLLEGES Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,082/199 and bachelor’s degrees; maintains articulation Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,055/195 agreements with four-year institutions; summer Library Collection...... 2,775,000 session for degree credit. Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Allan S. Rodgers, President Total Enrollment 8,984 1,956 10,940 Jack Daniels, Dean of Administration Undergrad Degree 7,787 356 8,143 Linda Lucas, Dean of Academic Affairs Graduate Degree 1,028 677 1,705 John Anderson, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Non-Degree 169 923 1,092 Patricia Menchini, Dean of Allied Health/ V e

Admissions Information: New SAT I or ACT with Dir. of Nursing r m writing section required. 1/15 application deadline; Michael Van Dyke, Dean of the College o

$45 fee. 11/1 deadline for Early Action. Application Rosemary Distel, Assistant Dean of Retention n is available online at www.uvm.edu/admissions. Brent Sargent, Dean of Northwest Region t P

Common application accepted. Dwight Cross, Assistant Dean of Enrollment u Catherine McCullough, Dir. of Financial Aid b l

Phone: 802/656-3370 i Mary Katherine Juskiewicz, Dir. of Student Life c Email: [email protected] Michael Dempsey, Registrar Thomas Raffensperger, Dir. of Vermont Community & Technical Colleges Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $7,680/$332 $14,640/$332 RSP Tuition...... $11,520 Take your pick, Housing, Room & Board ...... $2,700 average tuition break is Endowment ...... $3,921,048 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 167/75 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 72/50 $4,700 Library Collection...... 57,522 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total For residents of Total Enrollment 956 376 1,332 Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Undergrad Degree 956 235 1,191 Non-Degree 0 141 141 New Hampshire or Admissions Information: SAT and Accuplacer Rhode Island exams required. Rolling admissions; $35 fee. enrolled in approved majors Application is available online at www.vtc.edu at Vermont State Colleges, UVM, Phone: 800/442-8821 or Community College of Vermont. Email: [email protected] Check the RSP Apple Book catalog for more information.

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For Information on Independent Burlington College Champlain College Institutions in Vermont 95 North Avenue 802/862-9616 163 S. Willard Street 802/860-2700 Association of Vermont Independent Colleges Burlington 05401 FAX: 802/660-4331 Burlington 05401 www.champlain.edu 29 Ethan Allen Avenue 802/654-2830 www.burlingtoncollege.edu Founded 1878; provides professionally-focused Colchester, VT 05446 FAX: 802/654-2835 Founded 1972; progressive liberal arts programs programs in a liberal arts setting; offers bachelor’s www.vermont-icolleges.org leading to certificates, associate and bachelor’s and master’s degrees and continuing education for Email: [email protected] degrees; distance learning degree completion adult learners; online classes; summer sessions for program; available majors are cinema studies/film degree credit. Bennington College production, writing and literature, psychology, David Finney, President legal and justice studies, transpersonal psychology, Russ Willis, Provost One College Drive 800/833-6845 human services, inter-american culture and Laurence J. Veladota, Vice President Bennington 05201 FAX: 802/440-4320 development studies, fine arts, and interdiscipli- Michelle G. Miller, Assistant Provost www.bennington.edu nary humanities. Individualized majors available. Dolly Shaw, Dir. of Career Planning Founded 1932; offers individually planned pro- Certificate degrees in paralegal studies and & Human Resources grams of study leading to bachelor’s degrees; also film studies. Michele M. Richardson, VP, Development offers MFA in dance, drama, music, and writing; Jane Sanders, President Kris Surrette, Dir. of News & Public Information master of arts in teaching and teaching a second Barbara Dengler, Dir. of Finance & Administration Josephine H. Churchill, Dir. of Admissions language; and postbaccalaureate certificate pro- Gillian McMahon, Assistant to the President David B. Myette, Dir. of Financial Aid gram in premedical and allied health sciences. Melissa Howanitz, Registrar Ashley S. Mikell, Dir. of Residential Life Elizabeth Coleman, President Tricia Gustafson, Human Resources Coordinator Katherine E. Hawley, Dir. of Advising & Retention Janet Lape Marsden, Assistant to the President Jack Austin, Dir. of Development Paul M. Dusini, Dir. of Information Systems William Morgan, VP & Chief Financial Officer Cathleen Sullivan, Dir. of Admissions Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Elissa Tenny, Dean & Provost of the College Karen Lapan, Academic Coordinator Academic Calendar...... Semester Wendy Hirsch, Dean of Studies Donald Huffman, Dir. of Information Technology Student Body ...... Coed David Rees, Sr. Advisor & Special Assistant Teresa Faust, Librarian Tuition/Fees...... $14,660/$250 to the President Michael Watson, Dean of Student Affairs Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,695 Joan Goodrich, VP for Planning & Special Programs David Joy, Dir. of Independent Degree Program/ Endowment ...... $5,414,469 Ken Himmelman, Dean of Admissions Chair Transpersonal Psychology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 124/23 Meg Woolmington, Dir. of Financial Aid Sandra Baird, Dir. of Legal Studies Program Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 66/184 Bob Graves, Dean of Students Abby Gelfer, Chair of Psychology & Human Services Library Collection...... 80,000 Rosemary O’Dell, Registrar Pete Shear, Dir. of Inter-American Culture Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Todd Pykosz, Dir. of Information Technology & Development Studies Total Enrollment 1,704 802 2,506 Oceana Wilson, Dir. of Library & Information Anna Blackmer, Chair of Humanities Nora Mitchell, Chair of General Education Undergrad Degree 1,704 603 2,307 Accreditation...... NE Barry Snyder, Chair of Cinema Studies Graduate Degree 0 15 15 Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 & Film Production Non-Degree 0 184 184 Student Body ...... Coed Joseph Bookchin, Dir. of Film & Video Production Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Tuition/Fees...... $32,700/$870 Judy Cifrian, Bookkeeper, Financial Aid Coordinator required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,320 Application is available online at Endowment ...... $9,736,898 Accreditation...... NE www.champlain.edu/admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 174/92 Academic Calendar...... Semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 51/58 Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 800/570-6868; 802/860-2727 Library Collection...... 174,213 Tuition/Fees...... $14,670/$500 Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 12/4 Total Enrollment 744 19 763 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/44 College of St. Joseph Undergrad Degree 616 5 621 Library Collection...... 12,000 Graduate Degree 128 14 142 71 Clement Road 802/773-5900 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT (both the new SAT Rutland 05701 FAX: 802/776-5258 Total Enrollment 115 68 183 Reasoning Test and the old SAT I are acceptable) www.csj.edu Undergrad Degree 115 40 155 or ACT exam required. 1/1 application deadline; Non-Degree 0 28 28 Founded 1956; small liberal arts college offers $60 non-refundable fee. 11/15 Early Decision degree programs in education, business, psycholo- deadline. Application is available online at Admissions Information: No exams required for gy/human services and liberal arts. Career-based www.bennington.edu admission, writing skills are evaluated. Course curriculum leading to associate, bachelor’s and placement assessments administered. Rolling master’s degrees; continuing education; summer Phone: 800/833-6845 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is session for degree credit; accelerated degree Email: [email protected] available online at www.burlingtoncollege.edu program for adult learners. Phone: 800/862-9616 Frank Miglorie, President Email: [email protected] Gary Lawler, VP of Academic & Student Affairs Laura Strohminger, Dir. of Student Services T. Gerald Tofferi, Business Manager

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Kristie Johnson, Controller Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 49/9 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Yvonne Payrits, Student Financial Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/74 required. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee for Services Coordinator Library Collection...... 70,000 applications that are not submitted online. Deborah Doenges, Dir. of Development Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Application is available online at Patricia Ryan, Dir. of Admissions & Marketing Total Enrollment 388 0 388 www.greenmtn.edu Patricia Miglorie, Registrar Undergrad Degree 121 0 121 Phone: 800/776-6675 Doreen J. McCullough, Librarian Graduate Degree 267 0 267 Tina Knapp, Dir. of Career Services Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: Rolling admissions. Accreditation...... NE Completed applications must be received 30 days Academic Calendar...... Semester before the semester begins. Applications may be Landmark College Student Body ...... Coed filed online at www.goddard.edu Tuition/Fees...... $13,800/$250 River Road South 802/387-6700 Putney 05346 FAX: 802/387-6880 V

Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,850 Phone: 802/454-8311 e

Endowment ...... $1,600,000 www.landmark.edu r m 1Goddard College is a full time program. Each Founded 1984; liberal arts college for high-poten- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 31/9 o student is required to attend an 8-day residency Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/39 tial students with diagnosed learning disabilities n

at the beginning of each semester in Vermont. At t Library Collection...... 89,000 and AD/HD, provides associates degrees in busi- I

the end of the 8 days, students return home to com- n ness studies or general studies. Students learn how Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total plete their studies working with their advisors, d

to learn by developing strategies and skills to com- e Total Enrollment 221 265 486 sending in packets of information every three pete in competitive learning environments. Also p Undergrad Degree 163 66 229 weeks for a total of 15 weeks. At the end of the e packets, students and advisors complete evalua- offers summer sessions for high school students n

Graduate Degree 54 166 220 d and recent graduates to enhance academic per- Non-Degree 4 33 37 tions for the work of the semester. e formance and aid in a smooth transition into the n Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam 2housing cost is for 8-day residencies first year of college. t required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Lynda J. Katz, President Application is available online at www.csj.edu Green Mountain College Brent Betit, Executive VP & Executive Dir. of the Phone: 802/773-5900; ext. 205 National Institute at Landmark College Email: [email protected] One College Circle 802/287-8000 Geoffrey Lindemer, VP, Administration & Finance Poultney 05764 FAX: 802/287-8099 MacLean Gander, VP, Academic Affairs www.greenmtn.edu Dale Herold, VP, Enrollment Management Goddard College Founded 1834; offers liberal arts, teacher education & Dean of Admissions Stephen Muller, Asst. VP, External Relations 123 Pitkin Road 802/454-8311 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s & Marketing Plainfield 05667 FAX: 802/454-8317 degrees with a strong commitment to environmen- Roger Penland, VP, Development & Alumni Relations www.goddard.edu tal and international education. John Kipp, Academic Dean John F. Brennan, President Founded 1863; offers bachelor’s and master’s degree Marie Breheny, Dir. of Evaluation William M. Throop, Provost & Vice President programs. Students pursue independent course Thomas Brown, Dir. of Human Resources of Academic Affairs work off-campus in collaboration with a faculty Thomas Manley, Dir. of Information Technology Joseph A. Manning, III, VP of Finance advisor during 16 week semesters and attend two Jennifer Lann, Dir. of the Landmark College Library & Administration eight-day residencies per year, plus a final three-day Michael Luciani, Associate Dean of Students Joel Wincowski, Dean of Enrollment commencement weekend. Awards individualized Catherine Mullins, Dir. of Financial Aid bachelor’s and master’s degrees, bachelor’s and & Retention Management Accreditation...... NE master’s degrees in education and health arts and Anne Lundquist, Dean of Student Life Academic Calendar...... Semester sciences, master’s in psychology and counseling, Steven M. Horsch, Dir. of Development Stephen Diehl, Dir. of Communications Student Body ...... Coed and master’s of fine arts degrees in creative writing Tuition/Fees...... $37,000/$450 and interdisciplinary arts.1 Wendy Ellis, Dir. of Financial Aid & Financial Services Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,800 Mark Schulman, President of the College Sharon Hoffman, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 123/2 Daryl Campbell, Dean of the College for Finance Paul Millette, Dir. of Library Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 103/2 & Institutional Advancement Library Collection...... 43,460 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Judy Fitch, Dean of the College for Community Life Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total & Student Services Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 386 0 386 Susan Fleming, Dean of the College for Undergrad Degree 386 0 386 Academic Programs Tuition/Fees...... $21,614/$580 Peter Burns, Dean of Enrollment Management Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,690 Admissions Information: Current diagnostic & External Relations Endowment ...... $2,381,781 testing, WAIS III or Woodcock Johnson (III or R) Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 87/9 required. 3/1 application deadline; $75 fee. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/23 SAT/ACT Optional. Application is available online Academic Calendar...... Semester Library Collection...... 162,005 at www.landmark.edu Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $12,198/$900 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 802/387-6718 Housing, Room & Board ...... $9002 Total Enrollment 595 44 639 Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 592 25 617 Non-Degree 3 19 22

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Marlboro College Michael Geisler, Dean of Language Schools Lyndon M. Virkler, Dean of Culinary Affairs & Schools Abroad Julie Hendrickson, Vice President, Marketing 2582 South Road 802/257-4333 Barbara Doyle-Wilch, Dean of Library & Admissions Marlboro 05344-0300 FAX: 802/257-4154 & Information Services Dawn Hayward, Dir.of Admissions www.marlboro.edu Pamela Anastassiou, Registrar Accreditation...... Specialized Founded 1946; liberal arts college awards bache- Philip Benoit, Dir. of Public Affairs Academic Calendar...... Semester lor’s and master’s degrees; highly individualized John E. Hanson, Dir. of Admissions Student Body ...... Coed course of study. Drew Macan, Dir. of Human Resources Tuition/Fees...... $21,500/$2,300 Robert Donaghey, Dir. of Financial Aid Ellen McCulloch-Lovell, President Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,415 Jaye Roseborough, Executive Dir. of Career Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 240/269 Arthur Scott, Chief Resource & Planning Officer David J. Macey, Dir. of Off-Campus Study Felicity Ratte, Dean of Faculty Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 57/7 Annie Janeway, Dir. of Alumni & Parent Programs Library Collection...... 2,761 Kevin Bell, Dir. of Academic Programs, Graduate Russell Reilly, Dir. of Athletics Center of Marlboro College Rebecca Brodigan, Dir. of Institutional Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Lisa Christensen, Dir. of Development Research & Planning Total Enrollment 527 0 527 & Communications Betsy M. Etchells, Executive Assistant to the President Undergrad Degree 527 0 527 Anne Pratt, Senior Financial Planning Officer Admissions Information: No exams required. Dan Cotter, Dir. of Plant Operations Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Rolling admission; no fee. Advanced placement Ian Kozak, Dir. of Information Technology available for qualified applicants. Application is Mary White, Library Director Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $42,120/$220 available online at www.neci.edu Accreditation...... NE Housing, Room & Board...... included Academic Calendar...... Semester Phone: 877/223-6324 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 755/472 Email: [email protected] Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 283/32 Tuition/Fees...... $26,940/$850 Library Collection...... 1,294,672 Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,190 Norwich University Endowment ...... $17,200,000 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 70/2 Total Enrollment 2,331 26 2,357 158 Harmon Drive 802/485-2001 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/16 Undergrad Degree 2,331 26 2,357 Northfield 05663 FAX: 802/485-2032 Library Collection...... 109,102 Admissions Information: Exams must include www.norwich.edu Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total a writing test, a quantitative test, and an area of Founded 1819; oldest private military institution; Total Enrollment 347 9 356 the student’s choice. May submit ACT, or select forty percent of students are traditional civilian Undergrad Degree 347 6 353 tests from SAT II, AP, or IB. 1/1 application students, sixty percent of students are in the Corp Non-Degree 0 3 3 deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 and 12/15 Early Decision of Cadets. Offers bachelor’s of arts and science deadlines. Application is available online at degrees, and master’s degrees. master’s of architec- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam www.middlebury.edu/prospectives/ required. 2/15 application deadline; $50 fee. ture program requires residency. All other master’s 11/15 early decision deadline. 1/15 early action Phone: 802/443-3000 degrees are offered via distance education. deadline. Application is available online at Email: [email protected] Richard W. Schneider, President www.marlboro.edu. Richard Rebmann, Chief Financial Officer Richard W. Schneider Interim Provost Phone: 800/343-0049 New England Michael Kelly, Commandant & VP, Student Life Email: [email protected] Culinary Institute David Whaley, VP, Institutional Advancement 250 Main Street 802/223-6324 Tony Venti, Dir. of Public Affairs Middlebury College Montpelier 05602 FAX: 802/223-0634 Robert E. Schmidt, Dir. of Institutional Research www.neci.edu & Effectiveness Old Chapel Road 802/443-5000 Karen McGrath, Dean of Enrollment Management Middlebury 05753 www.middlebury.edu Founded 1980; campus locations in Montpelier and David Magida, Chief Administrative Officer Essex Junction, and a third campus in conjunction Founded 1800; offers liberal arts program leading Helen Bryan, Dir. of Housing with H. Lavity Stoutt Community College in Tortola, Frances Burstein, Registrar to bachelor’s degrees; three year international the British Virgin Islands; offers certificates in basic bachelor’s degree program; intensive summer for- Philip Susmann, VP Strategic Partnerships cooking, baking, and in pastry; associate degrees in Fred Snow, Vice President eign language program; five schools abroad and culinary arts, baking and pastry arts, and in hospitali- summer programs in literature and writing. William H. Clements, Dean of On-Line ty and restaurant management; bachelor’s degree in Graduate Programs Ronald D. Liebowitz, President hospitality and restaurant management. Steven Brautigan, Chief Information Officer Alison Byerly, VP, Academic Affairs Francis G.W. Voigt, President & CEO Susan Personette, AVP, Facilities Accreditation...... NE, Specialized David R. Coates, Executive Vice President Academic Calendar...... Semester F. Robert Huth, Jr., VP, Administration & Treasurer Richard Flies, Senior VP of Education Michael Schoenfeld, VP, College Advancement Student Body ...... Coed Rich Goodwin, Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer Tuition/Fees...... $20,088/$1,250 Susan Campbell, Dean of the Faculty Howard S. Fisher, Dean of Academic Affairs Timothy Spears, Dean of the College Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,374 John Emerson, Secretary of the College Endowment...... $133,000,000 Ann C. Hanson, Dean of Student Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 393/207 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 118/126 Library Collection...... 481,986

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School for International Training P.O. Box 676 802/257-7751 Kipling Road FAX: 802/258-3248 Brattleboro 05301-0676 www.sit.edu Founded 1964; offers graduate, professional degree and certification programs in two tracks: master’s in teaching (academic year and summer formats), and master’s programs in intercultural service, leadership and management; offers undergraduate study abroad programs in over 40 countries worldwide. V

Carol Bellamy, President & CEO, World Learning, e r

President, School for International Training m

Paula Harbecke, Provost & Chief Operating Officer, o School for International Training n t

Pamela Lane Baldwin, Sr. VP, World Learning for I n

International Development d Stephen Fitch, VP, Finance e p

Ellen Holmes, VP, Development e Peter F. May, VP, General Counsel n d

G. Roland Ransom, VP, Human Resources and e n

Facilities Management t Laurie Richards, VP, Information Technology, E

G Chief Technology Officer E L L Donald Freeman, Dean, Department of Language O C S ’ Teacher Education L E A

H John Nirenberg, Dean, Department of Intercultural C I M Service, Leadership & Management T N I A

S Sean Conley, Associate Dean & Academic Manager, Department of Language Teacher Education Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Neal E. Robinson, VP, Finance Charles Curry-Smithson, Associate Dean, Total Enrollment 2,505 74 2,579 Michael D. Samara, VP, Student Affairs Department of Intercultural Service, Undergrad Degree 1,893 43 1,936 Jeffrey Trumbower, Dean of the College Leadership & Management Graduate Degree 608 5 613 Joan Wry, Assistant Dean of the College Rebecca Hovey, Dean, SIT Study Abroad Non-Degree 4 26 30 John D. Sheehey, Registrar Meredith McDill, Dir. of Enrollment Services Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Buff Lindau, Dir. of Public Relations Marshall Brewer, Lead Admissions Counselor, required. No application deadline; $35 fee. 11/1 Rev. Brian Cummings, S.S.E., Dir. of Campus Ministry Graduate & Professional Studies Early Decision deadline. Application is available Billie Miles, Dir. of Information Technology Rebecca Bell, Lead Admissions Counselor, online at www.norwich.edu Nelberta A. Lunde, Dir. of Financial Aid SIT Graduate & Professional Studies John Kulhowvick, Dir. of Institutional Research Laurie Black, Assistant Dean, External Relations, Phone: 802/485-2001 Accreditation...... NE SIT Study Abroad Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar...... Semester James Beigle, Assistant Dean, Admissions, Student Body ...... Coed SIT Study Abroad Saint Michael’s College Tuition/Fees...... $26,550/$220 Jennifer Cannizzaro, Registrar Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,560 Michael Ireland, Dir. of Financial Aid One Winooski Park 802/654-2000 Endowment ...... $62,962,794 Amy Beth, Dir. of Library Services Colchester 05439 www.smcvt.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 268/81 Tony Drapelick, Dir. of Student Services Founded 1904; Roman Catholic residential college Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 145/93 Beatriz Fantini, Dir., Center of Intercultural Programs offers liberal arts and sciences, teacher education Library Collection...... 377,000 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized and professional programs leading to bachelor’s Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar ...... Other degree. Master’s degree programs, intensive Total Enrollment 1,995 437 2,432 Student Body ...... Coed English language programs, and summer session Undergrad Degree 1,898 33 1,931 Tuition/Fees...... $24,000/$2,426 for degree credit also offered. Graduate Degree 65 212 277 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,800 Marc A. vanderHeyden, President Non-Degree 32 192 224 Endowment...... $39,500,312,005 William E. Wilson, Provost Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or ACT Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 198/24 William Anderson, Chief Information Officer exam required. 2/1 application deadline; $45 fee. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 27/171 Jerry E. Flanagan, VP, Enrollment & Marketing 11/15 and 12/15 Early Action deadlines. Application Library Collection...... 2,285 Anne Whitmore Hansen, VP, is available online at www.smcvt.edu/admissions Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total2 Institutional Advancement Total Enrollment 197 417 614 Phone: 800/762-8000 Michael New, VP, Human Resources Graduate Degree 197 417 614 Email: [email protected]

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Admissions Information: No exam required. Mark J. Klauder, Dir. of Facilities Laurie Laggner, Registrar Rolling admission deadline; $45 fee. Application is John Garrison, Dir. of Security Petra Vogel, Librarian available online at www.sit.edu Susan B. Lamontagne, Personnel Director Accreditation...... NE Phone: 800/333-1616 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $16,600/$350 1faculty figures do not include academic directors Tuition/Fees...... $14,374 Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,336 of study-abroad programs Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,948 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 22/3 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 80/23 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/8 2 enrollment figures do not include 1,500 study Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 20/21 Library Collection...... 13,700 abroad undergraduates Library Collection...... 32,750 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 86 10 96 Southern Vermont College Total Enrollment 368 101 469 Undergrad Degree 86 5 91 Undergrad Degree 368 101 469 Non-Degree 0 5 5 982 Mansion Drive 802/442-5427 Bennington 05201 FAX: 802/447-4695 Admissions Information: SAT I, ACT or Admissions Information: No exam required. www.svc.edu College Placement exam required. Rolling Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. 12/15 deadline application deadline; $30 fee. 6/30 deadline for for Early Action. 4/10 deadline for Environmental Founded in 1926; career-oriented, liberal arts high school juniors applying for special tuition Steward Scholarship applicants. Application is college with strong student focus; offers associate scholarship program. Application is available available online at www.sterlingcollege.edu and bachelor’s degree programs in business, child online through the college website or directly at development, communications, creative writing, apply.embark.com/ugrad/southernvermont/18/ Phone: 800/648-3591 criminal justice, English, environmental studies, Email: [email protected] human services, liberal arts; liberal arts/manage- Phone: 802/447-6304 ment, nursing, pre-law, psychology and radiological Email: [email protected] technology. Individualized degree program allows Woodbury College for creation of degree programs that combine areas 660 Elm Street 802/229-0516 of interest. Diverse minors include corporate secu- Sterling College Montpelier 05602 FAX: 802/229-2141 rity, history/politics, information technology, music, 16 Sterling Drive 800/648-3591 www.woodbury-college.edu public relations, visual arts and all major areas of PO Box 72 FAX: 802/586-2596 study except nursing and pre-law. Founded in 1975; offers programs in paralegal and Craftsbury Common 05827 www.sterlingcollege.edu legal studies, advocacy, prevention and community Barbara P. Sirvis, President Founded 1958; offers an environmentally focused development, mediation/conflict management, and Rebecca M. DiLiddo, Academic Dean liberal arts program enhanced by experiential, interdisciplinary studies leading to associate and Sigrid B. Solomon, Dean of Students hands-on learning leading to bachelor of arts bachelor’s degrees, and one-year professional William E. Beckman, Chief Financial Officer degrees in conservation ecology, outdoor education certificates. Will begin offering master’s degrees in Melissa M. Smith, Dir. of Public Relations and leadership, sustainable agriculture, and north- Mediation & Applied Conflict Studies in Fall 2005. Yvonne Whitaker, Vermont Student ern studies. Integrated curriculum includes global Assistance Corporation Lawrence H. Mandell, President field study opportunities and a comprehensive Robert A. Consalvo, Chair, Freya Chaffee, VP, Administration internship program. McCormick Division of Business Gary Moore, Academic Dean Lynda Sinkiewich, Chair, John E. Williamson, President Deborah Dever, Dir. of Development Hunter Division of Humanities Donna Burns, Comptroller Kathleen Moore, Dir. of Admissions Holly Evans Madison, Chair, Division of Nursing Elizabeth Perry Thomas, Dean of the College Marcy Spaulding, Dir. of Financial Aid Carol Tunney, Chair, Division of Science & John Zaber, Dean of Students Jody Maunsell, Registrar Technology Erik Hansen, Dean of Work Jim Nolte, Librarian David H. Rosenthal, Chair, Division of Social Sciences Jennifer Payne, Dir. of Career Resource Center Accreditation...... NE Adam B. Emerson, Registrar Shona Sladyk, Assistant Dir. of Development Academic Calendar...... Trimester Steven Hathaway, Dir. of Computer Services Gwyn Harris, Dir. of Admissions Student Body ...... Coed Sarah Koehl Sanfilippo, Dir. of Learning Resources Edward Houston, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $15,000/$150 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 13/9 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 3/22 Library Collection...... 15,223 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 99 52 151 Undergrad Degree 99 39 138 Non-Degree 0 13 13 Admissions Information: No exam required. E

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Boston College Law School Ernest Haddad, Associate Dean for Graduate Accreditation...... ABA Programs & Dir. of the Graduate Tax Program Academic Calendar...... Semester 885 Centre Street 617/552-8550 Christine A. Marx, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $27,250/$100 Newton 02459 FAX: 617/552-2615 Mary Jo Sullivan, Registrar Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing www.bc.edu/school/law Joan Horgan, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Endowment ...... $7,667,000 Founded 1929; awards juris doctor degrees, joint John Baerst, Dir. of Morin Center for Banking Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 54/6 juris doctor/master’s of business administration; & Financial Law Studies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 24/33 juris doctor/master’s of education and juris doctor/ John Riccardi, Dir. of Office of Foreign Programs Library Collection...... 247,306 master’s of social work degrees; areas of focus Helen Long, Dir. of Career Development Office Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total include constitutional law, business law, dispute Lois Knight, Dir. of Clinical & Trial Total Enrollment 488 19 507 Advocacy Programs resolution, environmental law, family law, intellectu- Admissions Information: LSAT exam al property, international law and clinical programs. Irene Moustakas, Dir. of Payroll & Personnel Robert Volk, Dir. of First Year Writing Program required. 4/1 application deadline; $55 fee. John H. Garvey, Dean Application is available online at Lawrence A. Cunningham, Associate Dean for Accreditation...... AALS, ABA www.piercelaw.edu/admissions.htm Academic Affairs Academic Calendar...... Semester Henry Clay, Associate Dean for Finance Tuition/Fees...... $32,866/$702 Phone: 603/228-9217 & Administration Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Email: [email protected] Norah Wylie, Associate Dean & Dean for Students Endowment ...... $25,168,590 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 64/26 Filippa M. Anzalone, Associate Dean, Library Harvard Law School & Computing Services Library Collection...... 653,826 Rita C. Jones, Assistant Dean for Admissions Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 1525 Massachusetts Avenue 617/495-3100 & Financial Aid Total Enrollment 858 0 858 Cambridge 02138 www.law.harvard.edu Maris L. Abbene, Dir. of Career Services Admissions Information: LSAT exam Founded 1817; awards juris doctor, master of Elizabeth A. Rosselot, Registrar required. 3/1 application and financial aid laws and doctor of juridical science degrees. Accreditation...... AALS, ABA deadline; $65 fee. Application is available Concurrent degree programs available; joint Academic Calendar...... Semester online at www.bu.edu/law/admissions/index.html JD/MBA program available. Tuition/Fees...... $33,110/$96 Elena Kagan, Dean Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Phone: 617/353-3100 Email: [email protected] Carol Steiker, Associate Dean Endowment ...... $18,420,820 Paul Upson, Associate Dean for Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 74/7 & Operations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 53/64 Franklin Pierce Law Center Scott Nichols, Associate Dean for Development Library Collection...... 439,000 & Alumni Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Two White Street 603/228-1541 Ellen Cosgrove, Assistant Dean & Dean of Students Total Enrollment 796 0 796 Concord 03301 www.piercelaw.edu Michael Armini, News Officer Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Founded 1973; offers professional programs leading to Joyce Curll, Assistant Dean for Admissions 11/1 Early Notification deadline; 3/1 rolling admis- juris doctor degrees; master’s in intellectual property, & Financial Aid sion deadline; $65 fee. 3/15 priority deadline for commerce & technology degree; diploma in intellectu- Stephen Kane, Registrar financial aid application. Application is available al property; joint master’s of intellectual property, David Herwitz, Dir. of Program of online at www.bc.edu/lawschool commerce & technology and juris doctor degree; mas- Instruction for Lawyers ter’s of laws in intellectual property, commerce & Anne-Marie Slaughter, Faculty Dir. of Phone: 617/552-4351 technology; joint master’s of education law and juris Graduate Program doctor degree; intellectual property and advanced Harry S. Martin III, Librarian licensing. Joint interdisciplinary certificate programs Julie Johnson, Executive Assistant to the Dean Boston University in health policy and law and education policy and law. Julie Englund, Administrative Dean School of Law John D. Hutson, President & Dean Catherine Claypool, Dir. of Academic Affairs 765 Commonwealth Avenue 617/353-3112 Marcus Hurn, Associate Dean & Professor of Law Todd Rakoff, Dean of JD Students Boston 02215 www.bu.edu Liz Bruen, VP for Finance Charles Ogletree, Faculty Dir. of Clinic Program Donna Chiozzi, Dir. of Alumni Relations Founded 1872; awards juris doctor degrees, master Fran Canning, Assistant Dean for Students Katie McDonald, Assistant Dean for Admissions Mark Weber, Asst. Dean for Career Services of law degrees, dual degrees in law and several Elizabeth Rankin, Dir. of Financial Aid other disciplines; advanced JD study concentrations John Coombs, Dir. of Graduate Programs Lory Attalla, Assistant Dean for Registration Alexa Shabecoff, Dir. of Office of available in several areas; special foreign study Public Internet Advocacy opportunities; JD opportunities for clinical study. & Records Sharon Callahan, Dir. of Public Relations Accreditation...... ABA Maureen O’Rourke, Dean Ad Interim, & Publications Academic Calendar...... Semester Professor of Law Gayle Mazalewski, Dir. of Development Tuition/Fees...... $35,100 Katharine Silbaugh, Associate Dean for Academic Peter Wright, Dir. of Clinical Programs Housing, Room & Board ...... $5,6501 Affairs, Professor of Law Judith Gire, Dir. of Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 430/211 Dan Freehling, Associate Dean for Information Clinton Hanson, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 81/38 Services & Dir. of Pappas Law Library Mary Sheffer, Assistant Dean for Career Services Library Collection...... 1,726,359

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FRANKLIN PIERCE LAW CENTER 139 of $512,100,000 . www.slaw.neu.edu DIRECTORY 2006 Financial Aid . Board...... $16,200 ...... CONNECTION eer Services Community-Based Education and Research Community-Based Education Academic Affairs & Information & Research Services and Student Affairs Car chool of Law chool of niversity School of Medicine; juris doctor/master’s niversity School of Medicine; mily Spieler, Dean mily Spieler, Northeastern University S Ave.400 Huntington Boston 02115 doctor and concurrent Founded 1898; awards juris of business administration; juris doctor/master’s with Tufts of public health juris doctor/master’s U 617/373-5149 of business administration of science/ master’s 617/373-8793 FAX: of and juris doctor/master’s accountancy degrees and Society. Policy science/PhD in Law, E Dean for Richard A. Daynard, Associate Dean for Experiential Rowan, Associate James V. Deborah E. Feldman, Dir. of Communications Deborah E. Feldman, Dir. of Sarah Hooke Lee, Assistant Dean and Dir. Academic Assistant Dean & Dir. Bettye Freeman, of Admissions M.J. Knoll, Assistant Dean & Dir. Randi Friedman, Assistant Dean & Dir Janis M. Galligan, Dir. Fiscal Affairs & Administration Janis M. Galligan, Dir. Linda Schoendorf, Dir David McNeil, Dir. Computer Services David McNeil, Dir. Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Tuition/Fees...... $32,700/$111 Housing, Room & Endowment otal 2,207,945 T PT FT LSAT exam required. LSAT ...... ’s 2006 Directory’s Universities & Colleges England of New rank Scioli, Chief Financial Officer rank Scioli, Chief Financial andra Goldsmith, Dir. of Public Relations andra Goldsmith, Dir. es Vaughan, Computer Services Computer es Vaughan, are responsibilities permit only part-time study. permit only part-time responsibilities are for limited number of qualified persons whose child of qualified persons for limited number c O’Brien, Dean John F. F Associate Dean Sorenson, Charles W. Associate Dean Paul Teich, Assistant Dean Susan S. Calamare, Development of Paul Orrichio, Dir. S of Admissions Dir. Michelle L’Etoile, Douglas Leman, Controller Financial Aid of Eric Krupski, Dir. David Berti, Registrar L Law Library of Anne Acton, Dir. Services of Career Alyssa S. Hammond, Dir. Officer Diversity Caryn Mitchell, Clinical Professor, of Student Affairs Dir. Cornelia Godfrey, Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Academic Calendar...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $24,020/$65 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Endowment ...... $22,600,000 Emp...... 62/17 Emp/Part-Time Full-Time Fac...... 36/72 Fac/Part-Time Full-Time Library Collection NNECTION Total EnrollmentTotal 740 363 1,103 Fall 2004 Enrollment Admissions Information: 3/15 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is available online at www.nesl.edu Phone: 617/422-7210 Email: [email protected] O C 73,000 ent 617/541-0010 sulting social and 1 edit; unique program e of Admissions lease contact lease contact . Interview, essay, Interview, P ee cr .edu ...... Semester ees; day and evening divisions; ...... eet dmissions Information: dmissions Information: ounded 1988 to make practical, affordable, high ounded 1988 to make practical, listing is from 2005 directory; institution did not housing costs range from $5,650 to $11,900 housing costs range from hone: 617/495-3109 summer session for degr economic mobility, available to capable but less available to capable economic mobility, privileged persons who have been traditionally excluded from the legal profession. Provides a practical, yet technologically sophisticated college approach to legal education to interested not are students and working professionals. LSATs for admission. required Dean Velvel, Lawrence Paula Dickinson, Controller Mike Coyne, Associate Dean Joe Devlin, Dean of Students Paula Colby-Clements, Dir Founded 1908; offers professional program leading to juris doctor degr New England School of Law 154 Stuart Str Boston 02116 www.nesl.edu 1 Fall 2004 Enrollment EnrollmentTotal FTAdmissions Information: PT 344 Total 256 600 Massachusetts School Massachusetts of Law at Andover 500 Federal StreetAndover 01810F r quality legal education, and 978/681-0800 www.mslaw.edu 1 Fall 2004 EnrollmentFall 2004 EnrollmentTotal FTA 1,213 PT Total 0 1,213 respond to 2006 survey Lynn Bowab, Chief Financial Officer Bowab, Lynn Louise Rose, Registrar Officer Steve Hyde, Chief Technology Chief Library Officer Judith Wolfe, Academic Calendar Tuition/Fees...... $12,300/$750 Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Emp...... 10/5 Emp/Part-Time Full-Time Fac...... 15/75 Fac/Part-Time Full-Time Library Collection entrance exam, official transcripts and 3 curr letters of recommendation are required. Rolling required. are letters of recommendation application deadline; $40 fee. Classes begin in January and August. Application is available online at www.mslaw.edu Phone: 978/681-0800 x38 Email: pcolby@mslaw institution for detailed admissions information. institution for P Email: [email protected] 05-NEB-066 ConnDir06_Lstngs Law-Med 10/17/05 1:26 PM Page 139 Page PM 1:26 10/17/05 Law-Med ConnDir06_Lstngs 05-NEB-066 05-NEB-066 ConnDir06_Lstngs Law-Med 10/17/05 1:26 PM Page 140

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Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 55/4 degrees; programs offered through regular and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 24/1 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 27/28 extended division, summer abroad programs in Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 18/17 Library Collection...... 269,732 London, England and Lisbon, Portugal. Library Collection...... 114,713 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Roy J. Nirschel, President Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 619 0 619 David A. Logan, Dean Total Enrollment 163 112 275 Admissions Information: LSAT exam Michael Yelnosky, Associate Dean Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. required. 3/1 deadline for regular admission. Laurie Barron, Dir. of the Feinstein Institute 6/30 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is $65 fee. Application is available online at for Legal Service available online at www.snesl.edu www.slaw.neu.edu/admiss Anthony Bastone, Assistant Dean of Career Services Michael Boylen, Assistant Dean of Admissions Phone: 508/998-9400 Phone: 617/373-2395 Kristen Fletcher, Dir. of Marine Affairs Institute Email: [email protected] Chelsie Horne, Dir. of Alumni, Programs & Events Kathy Massa, Dir. of Business Services Suffolk University Law School Dennis Tonsing, Dean of Students Quinnipiac University 8 Ashburton St. 617/573-8000 Linda Vieira, Dir. of Student Finance & Records Boston 02108 www.suffolk.edu School of Law Gail Winson, Dir. of Law Library Lorraine Newton Lalli, Dir. of Diversity Programs Founded 1906; awards juris doctor, juris doctor/ 275 Mount Carmel Avenue 203/582-8200 master’s of public administration, juris doctor/ Hamden 06518-1908 http://law.quinnipiac.edu Accreditation...... ABA master’s of science in international economics, Founded 1978; awards juris doctor/master’s of Academic Calendar...... Semester juris doctor/master’s of business administration, business administration and juris doctor Tuition/Fees...... $26,390/$440 juris doctor/master’s of criminal justice and juris Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,074 John L. Lahey, President, Quinnipiac University doctor/master’s of science in finance joint degrees. Endowment ...... $7,900,000 Offers five areas of concentration: intellectual Patrick Healy, Sr. Vice President for Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 50/12 & Administration property, biotechnology, financial services, civic Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/11 litigation and international law. Brad Saxton, Dean of the Law School Library Collection...... 289,368 Edwin Wilkes, Executive Dean for Robert H. Smith, Dean Law School Admissions Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Bernard V. Keenan, Associate Dean Odette Franceskino, Dir. of Law School Financial Aid Total Enrollment 477 153 630 Marc G. Perlin, Associate Dean Mary Ellen Durso, Registrar Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. John C. Deliso, Associate Dean Ann DeVeaux, Dir. of the Law Library 4/15 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is Beverly Coles-Roby, Dean of Students Accreditation...... ABA available online at law.rwu.edu Laura A. Ferrari, Assistant Dean of Students Academic Calendar...... Semester Gail N. Ellis, Dean of Admission Phone: 401/254.4555 Lorraine D. Cove, Registrar & Assistant to the Dean Tuition/Fees...... $31,400/$640 Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Elizabeth M. McKenzie, Dir. of Law Library Endowment...... $125,000,000 Marc Miller, Dir. of Budget Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 52/0 Southern New England Lori Friedman, Dir. of Major Gifts Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 36/32 School of Law Kristi Dunn, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection...... 380,0001 Jeff Pokorak, Dir. of Clinical Programs 333 Faunce Corner Road 508/998-9600 Bernadette Feeley, Dir. of Internship Program Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total North Dartmouth 02747 FAX: 508/998-9561 Kathy Elliott Vinson, Dir. of Legal Practice Skills Total Enrollment 486 173 659 www.snesl.edu Herbert Ramy, Dir. of Academic Resource Program Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Founded 1981; offers professional program leading David James, Dir. of Career Development Rolling application deadline; 3/1 priority to juris doctor degrees; day and evening divisions; Accreditation...... AALS, ABA deadline; $40 fee. Application is available summer session for degree credit. Academic Calendar...... Semester online at http://law.quinnipiac.edu Robert V. Ward, Jr., Dean Tuition/Fees...... $31,694/$120 Phone: 203/582-3400 Ralph D. Clifford, Associate Dean Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Email: [email protected] Patrick D. Roth, Dir. of Administration & Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 200/50 Spencer E. Clough, Dir. of the Law Library Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/125 1 volumes Joe Gray, Dir. of Information Technology Library Collection...... 300,000 Irene M. Scharf, Dean for Clinical Programs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Roger Williams University Anne Walsh Folino, Assistant Dean for Total Enrollment 1,000 650 1,650 Ralph R. Papitto School of Law Academic Services Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Leslie A. Becker, Assistant Dean for Career Services 3/1 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is Ten Metacom Avenue 401/254-4555 Nancy Fitzsimmons Hebert, Assistant Dean available online at www.suffolklaw.edu Bristol 02809 FAX: 401/254-3525 for Admissions law.rwu.edu Sandra Leger Silva, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 617/573-8144 Founded 1992; awards juris doctor, juris doctor/ Carol Vidal, Registrar Email: [email protected] master of marine affairs; juris doctor/master’s of Academic Calendar...... Semester science in criminal justice; and juris doctor/master’s Tuition/Fees...... $18,286/$300 of science in labor relations and human resources Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing

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University of Connecticut Christine Hepler, Interim Dir., Garbrecht Law Library Accreditation...... AALS, ABA School of Law Lois Lupica, Associate Dean Academic Calendar...... Semester Jeffrey Maine, Associate Dean Tuition/Fees...... $27,814/$1,004 55 Elizabeth Street 860/570-5000 Derek Van Volkenberg, Dir. of Career Services Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,885 Hartford 06105 FAX: 860/570-5128 Carol Vizzier, Assistant Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 39/28 www.law.uconn.edu Vacant, Director of Administration Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/32 Founded 1921; awards juris doctor; master of laws Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Library Collection...... 384,000 in insurance and US legal studies; seven dual Academic Calendar...... Semester Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total degree programs including, juris doctor/master’s Tuition/Fees...... $15,750/$764 Total Enrollment 401 184 585 of business administration, juris doctor/master’s $25,050/$764 Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. of public administration, juris doctor/master’s of RSP Tuition...... $23,625 3/15 suggested application deadline; $50 fee ($35 social work, juris doctor/master’s of library science, Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing for applications submitted online). Application is juris doctor/master’s of public health; juris doc- Endowment ...... $5,903,707 available online at www.law.wnec.edu tor/master’s of arts in public policy; master of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 14/2 laws/United States legal studies and master of laws Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 18/12 Phone: 413/782-1406 in insurance law; juris doctor/LLM, insurance law. Library Collection...... 347,986 N e

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JD/MSW, JD/MBA and JD/MRP in cooperation with Judith Calvert, Registrar s Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 100/20 Springfield College, UMass. Amherst and Western Accreditation...... ABA Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 50/50 New England College. First-year JD classes are Library Collection...... 525,000 Academic Calendar...... Semester taught in small 50-student sections. Tuition/Fees...... $37,550/$1,250 Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Anthony S. Caprio, President, Western Housing, Room & Board...... 1 Total Enrollment 531 156 687 New England College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 72/41 Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Barbara Campanella, VP of Marketing Library Collection...... 1,104,485 3/1 application deadline. $30 fee; $45 for those & External Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total applying to both day and evening programs. Jerry Hirsch, Provost and VP for Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 580 0 580 Application is available online at David P. Kruger, VP of Finance & Administration www.law.uconn.edu/admissions Beverly Dwight, VP of Advancement Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. 2/1 Arthur R. Gaudio, Dean, School of Law application deadline; $70 fee. Application is Phone: 860/570-5100 Barbara A. West, Associate Dean for Library available online at www.law.yale.edu/admissions & Information Resources, School of Law Phone: 203/432-4995 University of Maine Eric J. Gouvin, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Email: [email protected] School of Law Samuel Stonefield, Associate Dean of Admissions, Alumni & Career Services, School of Law 1contact institution for housing information 246 Deering Avenue 207/780-4355 Sandra Olearcek, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Career Portland 04102 FAX: 207/780-4239 Services, School of Law www.mainelaw.maine.edu Michael Johnson, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Founded 1962; offers professional program leading Admissions, School of Law to juris doctor degree. Keith McKittrick, Dir. of Alumni Relations, School of Law Peter Pietegoff, Dean Mary M. Van Houten, Dir. of Student Records, Elaine M. Bourne, Dir. of Admissions School of Law John Gundersdorf, Dir. of Alumni Development

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Brown Medical School programs and joint MD/MBA in conjunction with Dartmouth's Amos Tuck School of Business 97 Waterman Street 401/863-3330 Administration. (Graduate degrees are also offered Providence 02912-9706 FAX: 401/863-3431 by the Center for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences bms.brown.edu at Dartmouth Medical School and includes an MPH Founded 1811; offers professional programs leading degree.) to doctor of medicine degrees. Stephen P. Spielberg, VP for Health Affairs, Eli Y. Adashi, Dean of Medicine & Biological Sciences Dartmouth College; Dean, Dartmouth Medical Sharon Rounds, Associate Dean for Medical School L

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E Operations Officer M Michele Cyr, Associate Dean of Medicine Women’s N

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O Affairs and Graduate Medical Education R B Terrie Wetle, Associate Dean of Medicine for Medical Education Public Health and Public Policy Lori Arviso Alvord, Associate Dean of Student and Boston University Stephen R. Smith, Associate Dean for Multicultural Affairs School of Medicine Medical Education Accreditation: ...... LCME 715 Albany Street 617/638-5300 Alicia Monroe, Associate Dean of Medicine, Academic Calendar...... Trimester Boston 02118 FAX: 617/638-5258 Minority Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $34,498/$2,350 www.bumc.bu.edu Susan Mouradian, Interim Associate Dean for Housing, Room & Board ...... $8,750 Development Founded 1848 as New England Female Medical Endowment...... $340,000,000 Sarah Baldwin-Beneich, Interim Associate Dean College, merged with Boston University in 1873; Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 751/105 for Communications offers professional programs leading to doctor of Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 461/1,735 Ruth K. Rosenberg, Assistant Dean for medicine degrees. Also offers programs leading to Library Collection...... 261,000 Academic Affairs PhD, MPH; D.Sc; BA-MD, MD-PhD, MD-MPH, MD- Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Kathleen A. Baer, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid MBA, MA. A sixteen acre research park, BioSquare, Total Enrollment 304 0 304 Clifford Hirschman, Dir. of Administrative IT Support enhances the research environment. Admissions Information: Please visit website at Accreditation ...... NE, LCME Karen H. Antman, Dean and Provost http://dms.dartmouth.edu/ for additional informa- Academic Calendar...... Semester Thomas Moore, Associate Provost for tion, or call 603-650-1505. Tuition/Fees...... $34,472/$2,981 Clinical Research Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing1 Mark Klempner, Associate Provost for Research Endowment...... $193,944,1212 John F. McCahan, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Harvard Medical School Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 385/54 Barbara Cole, Assistant VP, Financial Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 683/1,450 25 Shattuck Street 617/432-1000 William Gasper, Associate VP, Business Affairs Library Collection...... 659,9823 Boston 02115 hms.harvard.edu Phyllis L. Carr, Associate Dean, Student Affairs Founded 1782; awards doctor of medicine degrees, Kenneth Edelin, Associate Dean, Student Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total joint MD/PhD; PhD in basic biomedical science is & Minority Affairs Total Enrollment 331 0 331 available from the division of Medical Sciences Barry Manuel, Dir. of Alumni Office & Continuing Admissions Information: MCAT required. through the graduate school of arts and sciences at Medical Education Application deadline varies; $85 fee. Application Harvard University. Other joint programs offered in Ellen Berlin, Dir. of Corporate Communications options include: Standard MD admission; Program collaboration with the Harvard School of Public Robert A. Witzburg, Associate Dean, Admissions in Liberal Medical Education (BA/MD program); Health, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Ellen DiFiore, Registrar MD/PhD program; Early Identification Program and Harvard Business School. James LaRosa, Dir. of Information Technology (for college sophomores); and postbaccalaureate Joseph B. Martin, Dean of the Harvard University David Ginn, Dir. of Alumni Medical Library programs. See http://bms.brown.edu/admissions/ Faculty of Medicine Accreditation...... LCME, ACGME, ACCME for details. Cynthia L. Walker, Executive Dean for Administration Academic Calendar...... Semester 1Brown Medical School students generally do not Jules L. Dienstag, Dean for Medical Education Tuition/Fees...... $37,990/$450 live in on-campus housing, but Brown-owned Bruce R. Donoff, Dean of the Harvard School of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 600/218 off-campus housing is available. Dental Medicine Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,200/1,300 2endowment is FY04. Ellice S. Lieberman, Dean for Faculty Affairs Library Collection...... 390,000 3Printed volumes only; library also subscribes to Raphael Dolin, Dean for Academic Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total over 13,000 online journals and 250 databases. & Clinical Programs Total Enrollment 628 0 628 Joan Y. Reede, Dean for Diversity Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. & Community Partnership Application deadlines 6/1 and 11/15; $100 fee. Early Dartmouth Medical School Jeffrey Newton, Dean for Resource Development admission program for underrepresented minori- Robert K. Crone, Dean for International Programs 3 Rope Ferry Rd. 603/650-1505 Nancy E. Oriol, Dean for Students ties is available through articulation agreements Hanover 03755 FAX: 603/650-1560 with certain colleges and universities. Nancy C. Andrews, Dean for Basic Sciences http://dms.dartmouth.edu/ & Graduate Studies Phone: 617/638-4630 Founded 1797; awards doctor of medicine degrees, Margaret L. Dale, Dean for Faculty Email: [email protected] joint MD/Ph.D. with Dartmouth College graduate & Research Integrity

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CONNECTION’s 2006 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities

Jeffrey S. Flier, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs Janet Kerle, Associate Dean for Students David Gillon, Associate Dean for Finance at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Carolyn McVoy, Associate Dean for and Administration Orah S. Platt, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs Educational Affairs Noemi Crespo, Dir. of Financial Aid at the Children’s Hospital William H. Garvin, Jr., Assistant Dean for Accreditation ...... LCME Edward J. Benz, Faculty Dean for Academic Curriculum Affairs Academic Calendar...... Semester Programs at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute John A. Matias, Assistant Dean for Tuition/Fees...... $15,870/$6,670 Daniel K. Podolsky , Faculty Dean for Academic Enrollment Services $36,110/$6,670 Programs at the Partners Healthcare System Joseph Carroll, Dir. of Admissions & Finance Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Alvin F. Poussaint, Faculty Associate Dean for Carol Duffey, Registrar Endowment ...... $56,000,000 Student Affairs Rosalie Phillips, Dir. of Continuing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 649/218 Robert J. Mayer, Faculty Associate Dean Medical Education Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 423/560 for Admissions Tara Olson, Director of Financial Aid Library Collection...... 306,462 Darrell N. Smith, Faculty Assistant Dean Colleen L. Romain, Dir. of Student Programs for Admissions & Minority Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Thomas O. Fox, Associate Dean for Thomas M. Slavin, Dir. of Admissions Total Enrollment 336 6 342

Graduate Education Norman S. Stearns, Dir. for Clinical Admissions Information: MCAT exam N Don Gibbons, Associate Dean for Public Affairs Interschool Affairs required. 12/15 application deadline; $75 fee. e w Jane M. Neill, Associate Dean for Academic Robin Glover, Dir. for Student Services/Registrar for Consult http://www.medicine.uchc.edu for admissions information and details on the E Programs in Medical Education the Office of Graduate Degree Programs n

Patrice Ambrosia, Budget and Fiscal Officer application procedure. g

Accreditation...... AAMA, AMA-CAHEA, LCME l a

Academic Calendar...... Semester Accreditation ...... LCME Phone: 860/679-3874 n Tuition/Fees...... $34,250/$3,150 Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: [email protected] d

Housing, Room & Board ...... $6,290 Tuition/Fees...... $43,014/$555 L a

Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,192/165 Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,036 w Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 6,764/2,3001 Endowment...... $127,000,000 University of Massachusetts 2 a

Library Collection...... 707,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,350/375 Medical School n

Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,341/2,565 d Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total 55 Lake Avenue North 508/856-8989 Library Collection...... 1,498 M Total Enrollment 165 0 165 Worcester, MA 01655 www.umassmed.edu e

Admissions Information: MCAT exam Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total d

Founded in 1962, part of the five campus University i required. 10/15 application deadline; Total Enrollment 695 0 695 c of Massachusetts system and includes the School of a

$75 fee. Application is available online at Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Medicine (MS); Graduate School of Biomedical l http://hms.harvard.edu/admissions/ 11/1 application deadline; $100 fee. Application is S

Sciences (GSBS) and Graduate School of Nursing c available online at www.tufts.edu/admissions (GSN). Medical school awards doctor of medicine h Phone: 617-432-1550 o Email: [email protected] Phone: 617/636-6571 degree to Massachusetts residents. o l Email: [email protected] Aaron Lazare, Chancellor and Medical School Dean s 1part-time faculty exceeds 2300 Anthony Carruthers, Dean, Graduate School of 2library holdings exceed 707,000 Biomedical Sciences University of Connecticut Doreen Harper, Dean, Graduate School of Nursing School of Medicine Cheryl R. Scheid, Vice Chancellor for Faculty Tufts University Administration and Interim Provost School of Medicine 263 Farminton Avenue 860/679-2000 Farmington 06030 FAX: 860/679-1282 Richard J. Stanton, Deputy Chancellor for Finance Boston 02111 617/627-5000 www.uchc.edu & Administration www.tufts.edu Thomas D. Manning, Deputy Chancellor, Founded 1961; awards doctor of medicine degrees. Commonwealth Medicine & Strategic Established in 1893 as one of the components of Peter Deckers, Executive Vice President for Facilities Planning Tufts College, its name changed from Tufts College Clinical Affairs, Dean, School of Medicine Robert B. Jenal, Vice Chancellor for Operations Medical School to its present title in 1955 when the Bruce Koeppen, Dean, Academic Affairs Michele Pugnaire, Vice Dean for Undergraduate original Tufts College founded in 1852 changed to its and Education Medical Education university status. The medical school awards doctor Steven L. Strongwater, Associate Dean Clinical Rod Miller, Vice Chancellor for Development of medicine; MD/MPH; MD/PhD and MD/MBA in Operations and Hospital Director Albert Sherman, Vice Chancellor for health management degrees and MD/MALD (Master Richard D. Berlin, Associate Dean for Research, University Relations of Arts in Law and Diplomacy) degrees. Planning and Coordination John A. Paraskos, Associate Dean for Admissions Michael Rosenblatt, M.D., Dean Dan Upton, Chief Financial Officer Deborah DeMarco, Associate Dean for Graduate Jeffrey Glassroth, Vice Dean Susan Whetstone, Chief Administrative Officer Medical Education Marsha Semuels, Executive Administrative Dean Marja Hurley, Associate Dean for Health Careers Richard Aghababian, Associate Dean for Amy Kuhlik, Dean for Students Opportunity Programs Continuing Education David A. Damassa, Dean for Information Technology Anthony Ardolino, Associate Dean for Medical Danna B. Peterson, Assistant Dean for Mary Y. Lee, Dean for Educational Affairs Student Affairs Minority Support Robert Sarno, Dean for Admissions Keat Sanford, Assistant Dean, Medical Student Thoru Pederson, Associate Vice Chancellor Hal Jensen, Dean for Baystate Medical Center Affairs, and Dir. of Student and Dir. of for Research Abel Abu-Moustafa, Dean for International Affairs Student Services Center

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New England Law and Medical Schools

Deborah Harmon Hines, Associate Vice Chancellor Endowment ...... $22,474,414 Yale University for School Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 153/10 School of Medicine Mark L. Shelton, Associate Vice Chancellor for Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 23/10 University Relations Library Collection...... 187,019 Sterling Hall of Medicine 203/785-2696 333 Cedar Street FAX: 203/785-3234 Betsy Groves, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total New Haven 06510 info.med.yale.edu/ysm/ Michael Baker, Registrar Total Enrollment 491 0 491 Mai Lan Rogoff, Associate Dean for Student Affairs Founded 1810. Awards MD and MD/PhD. Joint Robert Peterson, Chief Information Officer Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. degree programs offered in collaboration with Ralph Zottola, Dir. of Academic Computing Rolling application deadline; $55 fee. Application is several other Yale University schools and depart- Elaine Martin, Dir. of Library Services available online at www.une.edu ments, including including MD/JD, MD/MBA, John L. Sullivan, Dir. of Office of Research Phone: 207/283-0170 MD/MDiv, and MD/MPH. Accreditation...... LCME, CCNE, NEASC Email: [email protected] Robert J. Alpern, Dean Academic Calendar...... Semester Herbert S. Chase, Deputy Dean for Education 1 Tuition/Fees...... $8,352/$5,162 Accredited by Bureau of Professional Education Carolyn W. Slayman, Deputy Dean for Academic of the American Osteopathic Association $9,856/$825 and Scientific Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing Jaclyne W. Boyden, Deputy Dean for Finance Endowment ...... $38,700,000 and Administration University of Vermont David J. Leffell, Senior Associate Dean for Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 3,084/434 College of Medicine Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 910/77 Clinical Affairs Library Collection...... 288,000 E215 Given Bldg 802/656-2156 Lawrence S. Cohen, Special Advisor to the Dean 89 Beaumont Avenue FAX: 802/656-8577 Nancy R. Angoff, Associate Dean for Student Affairs Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Burlington 05405-0068 www.med.uvm.edu James P. Comer, Associate Dean for Student Progress Total Enrollment 877 16 893 Thomas L. Lentz, Associate Dean for Admissions Founded 1822; awards doctor of medicine degrees. Admissions Information: No out-of-state and Financial Aid admissions for School of Medicine, out-of-state John N. Evans, Dean Merle Waxman, Associate Dean for applicants accepted for Graduate School of Wendy L. King, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Development Nursing and Graduate School of Biomedical Finance & Administration Forrester A. Lee, Assistant Dean for Sciences. MCAT exam required for School of Lewis First, Senior Associate Dean for Multicultural Affairs Medicine; GRE for Schools of Nursing and Medical Education John N. Forrest, Dir, of Office for Student Research Biomedical Science. 12/15 application deadline; Russell Tracy, Senior Associate Dean for Research James D. Jamieson, Dir. of MD/PhD Program Mary J. Hu, Dir. of Planning and Communications $75 fee. & Academic Affairs G. Scott Waterman, Associate Dean for Regina K. Marone, Dir. of Yale Medical Library Phone: 508/856-8989 Student Affairs, Registrar Richard A. Silverman, Dir. of Admissions Gisella Weissback-Licht, Dir. of Office of Education Email: [email protected] James P. Rathmell, Interim Associate Dean Pamela J. Nyiri, Dir. of Financial Aid for Admissions Terri L. Tolson, Registrar Tiffany J. Delaney, Dir. of Admissions, University of New England Accreditation ...... LCME College of Osteopathic Medicine Minority Affairs Officer Rick Blount, Assistant Dean for Medical Academic Calendar...... Semester 11 Hills Beach Road 207/283-0170 Development & Alumni Relations Tuition/Fees...... $37,280/$375 Biddeford 04005 www.une.edu Carole Whitaker, Dir. of Medical Communications Housing, Room & Board ...... $7,986 Endowment...... $1,053,000,0001 Founded 1978; Maine’s only medical school and Shelley Corrigan, Assistant Dir. of Financial Aid Michael Caputo, Dir. of Information Technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2,850/323 New England’s only college of osteopathic medicine. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,650/478 Marianne Burke, Dir. of Dana Medical Library Emphasizes the education of primary care physi- Library Collection...... 450,0332 cians. Conducts significant biomedical research. Accreditation ...... LCME Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... Semester Sandra Featherman, President Total Enrollment 501 0 501 Jacque Carter, Interim VP for Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $24,000/$1,422 $42,010/$1,422 Admissions Information: MCAT exam Bernard Chretien, VP for Business and Finance required and must be taken within 3 years of Andrew Golub, VP for Information Resources Housing, Room & Board ...... $9,767 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 422/42 application. Early Decision Program available. Edward Legg, VP for University Relations AMCAS application deadline August 1 for EDP Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 525/29 Alan Liebrecht, Dean of Admissions applicants, October 15 for regular MD and all & Enrollment Management Library Collection...... 121,936 MD/PhD applicants. Yale secondary application Paul Burlin, Interim Dean, College of Arts Fall 2004 Enrollment FT PT Total deadline August 31 for EDP applicants, and Sciences Total Enrollment 403 6 409 November 15 for regular MD and all MD/PhD applicants. $75 application fee. Supplemental Ellen Beaulieu, Interim Dean, College of Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. application available online at Health Professions 11/1 AMCAS application deadline; $85 fee. Stephen Shannon, Dean, College of http://info.med.yale.edu/education/admissions/. Osteopathic Medicine Phone: 802/656-2154 Viewbook and application instructions also available online at same admissions web site. Barbara Hazard, Dean of Students Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE1 Phone: 203/785-2643 Academic Calendar...... Semester Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $34,820/$450 1as of October 1, 2004. Housing, Room & Board...... No Housing 2as of August 31, 2004.

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Index of Institutions

Institution State Page Institution State Page Albertus Magnus College Conn. 43 Castleton State College Vt. 129 American International College Mass. 77 Central Connecticut State University Conn. 38 Amherst College Mass. 77 Central Maine Community College Maine 55 Andover College Maine 60 Central Maine Medical Center Andover Newton Theological School Mass. 77 School of Nursing Maine 61 Anna Maria College Mass. 77 Champlain College Vt. 132 Antioch New England Graduate School N.H. 113 Charter Oak State College Conn. 38 Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University Mass. 78 Chester College of New England N.H. 113 Asnuntuck Community College Conn. 37 Clark University Mass. 84 Assumption College Mass. 78 Colby College Maine 61 Atlantic Union College Mass. 78 Colby-Sawyer College N.H. 113 Babson College Mass. 79 College of St. Joseph Vt. 132 Bangor Theological Seminary Maine 60 College of the Atlantic Maine 62 Bates College Maine 60 College of the Holy Cross Mass. 84 Bay Path College Mass. 79 Community College of Rhode Island R.I. 121 Bay State College Mass. 79 Community College of Vermont Vt. 129 Beal College Maine 61 Connecticut College Conn. 43 Becker College Mass. 80 Conway School of Landscape Design Mass. 85 Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Mass. 80 Curry College Mass. 85 Bennington College Vt. 132 Daniel Webster College N.H. 114 Bentley College Mass. 80 Dartmouth College N.H. 114 Berklee College of Music Mass. 81 Dartmouth Medical School N.H. 142 Berkshire Community College Mass. 67 Dean College Mass. 85 Blessed John XXIII National Seminary Mass. 81 Eastern Connecticut State University Conn. 38 Boston Architectural Center Mass. 81 Eastern Maine Community College Maine 55 Boston Baptist College Mass. 81 Eastern Nazarene College Mass. 85 Boston College Mass. 82 Elms College Mass. 86 Boston College Law School Mass. 138 Emerson College Mass. 86 Boston Conservatory Mass. 82 Emmanuel College Mass. 86 Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis Mass. 82 Endicott College Mass. 87 Boston University Mass. 83 Episcopal Divinity School Mass. 87 Boston University School of Law Mass. 138 Fairfield University Conn. 44 Boston University School of Medicine Mass. 142 Fisher College Mass. 87 Bowdoin College Maine 61 Fitchburg State College Mass. 69 Brandeis University Mass. 83 Framingham State College Mass. 69 Briarwood College Conn. 43 Franklin Pierce College N.H. 115 Bridgewater State College Mass. 67 Franklin Pierce Law Center N.H. 138 Bristol Community College Mass. 68 Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Mass. 88 Brown University R.I. 123 Gateway Community College Conn. 39 Brown Medical School R.I. 142 Gibbs College Conn. 44 Bryant University R.I. 123 Gibbs College of Boston Mass. 88 Bunker Hill Community College Mass. 68 Goddard College Vt. 133 Burlington College Vt. 132 Goodwin College Conn. 44 Cambridge College Mass. 83 Gordon College Mass. 88 Cape Cod Community College Mass. 69 Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Mass. 88 Capital Community College Conn. 37 Granite State College N.H. 109 Caritas Laboure College Mass. 84 Green Mountain College Vt. 133

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Index of Institutions

Institution State Page Institution State Page Greenfield Community College Mass. 70 Mitchell College Conn. 46 Hampshire College Mass. 89 Montserrat College of Art Mass. 93 Hartford Seminary Conn. 44 Mount Holyoke College Mass. 93 Harvard Law School Mass. 138 Mount Ida College Mass. 94 Harvard Medical School Mass. 142 Mount Wachusett Community College Mass. 72 Harvard University Mass. 89 Naugatuck Valley Community College Conn. 40 Heartwood College of Art Maine 62 New England Bible College Maine 62 Hebrew College Mass. 89 New England College N.H. 116 Hellenic College/Holy Cross Mass. 90 New England College of Finance Mass. 94 Hesser College N.H. 115 New England College of Optometry Mass. 95 Holy Apostles College and Seminary Conn. 45 The New England Conservatory of Music Mass. 95 Holyoke Community College Mass. 70 New England Culinary Institute Vt. 134 Housatonic Community College Conn. 39 The New England Institute of Art Mass. 95 Husson College Maine 62 New England Institute of Technology R.I. 124 Johnson & Wales University R.I. 123 New England School of Acupuncture Mass. 95 Johnson State College Vt. 130 New England School of Communications Maine 63 Keene State College N.H. 109 New England School of Law Mass. 139 Kennebec Valley Community College Maine 56 New Hampshire Community Landmark College Vt. 133 Technical College Berlin/Laconia N.H. 110 Lasell College Mass. 90 New Hampshire Community Technical College Claremont/Nashua N.H. 110 Lesley University Mass. 90 New Hampshire Community Longy School of Music Mass. 91 Technical College Manchester/Stratham N.H. 110 Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts Conn. 45 New Hampshire Institute of Art N.H. 117 Lyndon State College Vt. 130 New Hampshire Technical Institute N.H. 111 Magdalen College N.H. 116 Newbury College Mass. 96 Maine College of Art Maine 62 Nichols College Mass. 96 Maine Maritime Academy Maine 56 North Shore Community College Mass. 73 Manchester Community College Conn. 39 Northeastern University Mass. 96 Marian Court College Mass. 91 Northeastern University School of Law Mass. 139 Marlboro College Vt. 134 Northern Essex Community College Mass. 73 Massachusetts Bay Community College Mass. 70 Northern Maine Community College Maine 56 Massachusetts College of Art Mass. 71 Northwestern Connecticut Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Mass. 71 Community College Conn. 40 Massachusetts College of Norwalk Community College Conn. 40 Pharmacy and Health Sciences Mass. 91 Norwich University Vt. 134 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mass. 92 Paier College of Art, Incorporated Conn. 46 Massachusetts Maritime Academy Mass. 71 Pine Manor College Mass. 97 Massachusetts School of Law at Andover Mass. 139 Plymouth State University N.H. 111 Massachusetts School of Post University Conn. 46 Professional Psychology Mass. 92 Providence College R.I. 124 Massasoit Community College Mass. 72 Quincy College Mass. 97 McIntosh College N.H. 116 Quinebaug Valley Community College Conn. 41 Merrimack College Mass. 92 Quinnipiac University Conn. 46 MGH Institute of Health Professions Mass. 93 Quinnipiac University School of Law Conn. 140 Middlebury College Vt. 134 Quinsigamond Community College Mass. 73 Middlesex Community College Conn. 40 Regis College Mass. 97 Middlesex Community College Mass. 72 Rensselaer at Hartford Conn. 47

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Institution State Page Institution State Page Rhode Island College R.I. 122 University of Maine Maine 57 Rhode Island School of Design R.I. 124 University of Maine at Augusta Maine 57 Rivier College N.H. 117 University of Maine at Farmington Maine 57 Rockport College Maine 63 University of Maine at Fort Kent Maine 58 Roger Williams University R.I. 124 University of Maine at Machias Maine 58 Roger Williams University University of Maine at Presque Isle Maine 58 Ralph R. Papitto School of Law R.I. 140 University of Maine School of Law Maine 141 Roxbury Community College Mass. 73 University of Massachusetts Amherst Mass. 74 Sacred Heart University Conn. 47 University of Massachusetts Boston Mass. 75 Saint Anselm College N.H. 117 University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Mass. 75 Saint Joseph College Conn. 47 University of Massachusetts Lowell Mass. 76 Saint Joseph’s College of Maine Maine 63 University of Massachusetts Saint Michael’s College Vt. 135 Medical School Mass. 143 Salem State College Mass. 74 University of New England Maine 64 Salve Regina University R.I. 125 University of New England School for International Training Vt. 135 College of Osteopathic Medicine Maine 144 School of The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Mass. 97 University of New Hampshire N.H. 112 Simmons College Mass. 98 University of New Hampshire at Manchester N.H. 112 Simon’s Rock College of Bard Mass. 98 University of New Haven Conn. 49 Smith College Mass. 98 University of Rhode Island R.I. 122 Southern Connecticut State University Conn. 41 University of Southern Maine Maine 58 Southern Maine Community College Maine 57 University of Vermont Vt. 130 Southern New England School of Law Mass. 140 University of Vermont College of Medicine Vt. 144 Southern New Hampshire University N.H. 117 Urban College of Boston Mass. 100 Southern Vermont College Vt. 136 Vermont Technical College Vt. 131 Springfield College Mass. 98 Washington County Community College Maine 59 Springfield Technical Community College Mass. 74 Wellesley College Mass. 100 St. Vincent’s College Conn. 48 Wentworth Institute of Technology Mass. 101 Sterling College Vt. 136 Wesleyan University Conn. 49 Stonehill College Mass. 99 Western Connecticut State University Conn. 42 Suffolk University Mass. 99 Western New England College Mass. 101 Suffolk University Law School Mass. 140 Western New England College The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts N.H. 118 School of Law Mass. 141 Thomas College Maine 64 Westfield State College Mass. 76 Three Rivers Community College Conn. 41 Weston Jesuit School of Theology Mass. 101 Trinity College Conn. 48 Wheaton College Mass. 101 Tufts University Mass. 100 Wheelock College Mass. 102 Tufts University School of Medicine Mass. 143 Williams College Mass. 102 Tunxis Community College Conn. 41 Woodbury College Vt. 136 U. S. Coast Guard Academy Conn. 42 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Mass. 102 Unity College Maine 64 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Mass. 102 University of Bridgeport Conn. 49 Worcester State College Mass. 76 University of Connecticut Conn. 42 Yale University Conn. 50 University of Connecticut School of Law Conn. 140 Yale Law School Conn. 141 University of Connecticut Yale University School of Medicine Conn. 144 School of Medicine Conn. 143 York County Community College Maine 59 University of Hartford Conn. 49

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Index of Advertisers

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