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— We’re your public university the University ofMassachusetts at Boston. We offer educa- tional opportunities ofremarkable quality to people who are determined to make full use Many ofourstudents come to us directly from — oftheir abilities to live productive, respon- high school or transferfrom neighboring col- sible, rewarding, and fulfilling lives. We leges. Many others have been out in the work hard to keep rich traditions healthy and world, working, raising families, growing in strong, to bring a spirit ofinnovation into our experience. We are eagerto serve all classrooms and laboratories, to investigate students who seek what we have to offer: an the new, to anticipate the future, to give our academically strong university at which students an education that equips them for excellence is sought and respected, an acces- the realities and challenges oftoday. sible university that is an integral part ofthe modern world, a university with a deep sense ofresponsibility to the people it educates and the communities it serves. In this publication are some important facts about us and a list ofour undergraduate pro- grams. Ifyou’d like to have more information or to apply foradmission, be sure to let us know. We’ll be glad to hearfrom you. OurFaculty WeTeeasytoreach. We'rerichinopportunities. Wethinkou—rfacultyis OurHarborCampus is UMass/Boston isrich in exceptional andour justthreemilessouthof opportunitiesforlearn- studentsagree. “Profes- downtown Bostonon ingandgrowth. Among sorshaveadifferent DorchesterBay,nearthe themarestudy-abroad perspectivehere,”says JFKLibrary,the Boston agreementswith40for- one. “Youget much Globe,and BC High. eignuniversities; a OurStudents more interaction, more The MBTARed Line thrivingcooperativeedu- respect.” Another and theSoutheast cationand internship Weenrollaremarkably speaksofthefacultyas Expresswayare both program; anhonorspro- diverse,motivated,and “unsurpassed.” Recog- closeathand. gramofferingspecial talentedstudent popula- nition hascomefrom courses,presentations, tionofabout 11,500, outside UMass/Boston We'reaffordable. andthesiswork; and mostofwhom livein too, in theformofmore student-run publications greaterBoston. The than40 NationalScience Wedoourbesttokeep includinganewspaper,a medianageofourunder- Foundationgrants,32 UMass/Bostonaccessi- literary magazine,anda graduates is25. 56% Fulbrights, 16National bletostudentsontight multiculturaljournal. arewomen,and24%are Endowmentforthe budgets. Ourcostsare membersofminority Humanitiesfellowships, moderate,and morethan Youshouldalsoknow... groups. Asonestudent five Ford Foundation 60%ofourstudents put it,peoplehereare fellowships,eight receivefinancialaid Ourlibrariesholdnearly “ofdifferentages,differ- Guggenheims,and rangingfromgrantsand 500,000boundvolumes entclasses,different numerousadditional work-studyjobstoschol- and600,000titleson cultures,anddifferent grantsforresearch. arshipsrecognizing microform; theyreceive lifeexperiences. It’sthe academicandartistic over3,000periodicals. biggeststrengthof OurAcademicCommunities achievement. Alltold, Wefield 19varsity UMass/Boston.” UMass/Bostonstudents teamsandsponsorover Therearelivecollegesat received morethan827 40studentorganizations. UMass/Bostonandgrad- millionin need-and Andourpoliciespermit uateprograms inmore merit-basedawards in studentstoswitcheasily than25fields. For 1991-92. betweenfull-timeand undergraduates,weoffer part-timestudyand to morethan50majorsand attenddaytimeor morethan60minors, eveningclasses,orboth. concentrations,andother programsofstudy (see thelistinthispublica- tion). Weawardthe BA, BS, MA, MBA, MEd, MS, GAGS, EdD,and PhD. Wearepartofthe newly expanded Universityof Massachusettssystem, which nowalsoincludes UMass/Amherst, UMass/ Dartmouth, UMass/Uow- ell, andtheUMass Med- icalCenterinWorcester. 0 n CD Get touch! in Cometoseeus. Howtoreachourcampus Forstudents interested Toreach the Harbor All informationinthis in undergraduatepro- Campuson the “T,”take publicationissubjectto grams,weofferinforma- a RedLinetrain toJFK/ change. Thispublication tionsessions mostweek- UMassStationandour isneitheracontractnor days,andguided Harbor freeshuttlebustothe anoffertomakeacon- Campustoursaswell. campus. Bycar,take tract. Pleasecall617287- theSoutheast Express- 6000tolearnthecurrent wayfrom thenorth to PublicationsOffice schedulesessionsand exit 15,orfromthesouth 93.011 tours. toexit 14,andfollowthe signsto Morrissey Boul- Call617287-6000. evardand thecampus. We’lldoourbest togive youany informationyou need. (Ifyou’rehearing- <?.• impaired,useour TTY/TDD number: 617 287-6010.) MassPike Boston UMass Boston 100 Boston, Office University of MA Morrissey of Student Blvd. 02125-9905 Massachusetts Information at Boston Services SendUSthiscard. • • It’salreadyaddressed, andthepostageispaid. Pleaseprintwhenyou fill itout. T Pleasesendmethefollowingmaterials (forexample, applicationorfinancialaidforms,informationabouta particularprogram); Lastname Firstname Address: number&street City,state,zip Phonenumber(includingareacode) Monthanddayofbirth (forcodingonly) Enrollmentcategory (freshman,transfer,orgraduate) Intendedmajorfieldofstudy Highschool Highschoolgraduationdate (actualorplanned) College (ifany) Ethnicorigin (optional) O AmericanIndianorAlaskanNative O AsianorPacificIslander O Black (notofHispanicOrigin) O Hispanic O White (notofHispanic Origin) O CapeVerdean O Other Sex (optional) O Female O Male College of College of Public Management and Community Service Our Undergraduate Programs Concentrations CareerConcentrations Accounting DecisionSciences .AdultTrainingand Entrepreneurshipand Development College of Arts ProgramsofStudy Small Business CommunityPlanning and Sciences Management Community Planningand AlcoholandSubstance Finance Management MajorDegreePrograms AbuseStudies* GeneralManagement CommunityService AmericanStudies HumanResources Management Anthropology* BiobehavioralStudies Management CriminalJusticeand Anthropologyand History BiologyofHuman International Management PublicSafety Art Populations* ManagementInformation Gerontology* Biology* Communication* Systems HumanServices Biologyand Medical ComputerScience* Marketing HumanServicesAdvocacy Technology CreativeWriting* Operations Management LaborStudies* BlackStudies* EastAsian Studies OperationsManagement/ Legal Education* Chemistry* Engineering ManagementInformation ManagementofHuman ClassicalStudies* GeographicTechniques* Systems Services ComputerScience HealthCareStudies* Public Financial ManagementofLegal Economics* International Relations* Management Institutions EngineeringPhysics IrishStudies *Opentonon-matriculated English* LatinAmericanStudies CertificatePrograms students. EthicsandSocialand Linguistics Political Philosophy NewEngland Historical Accounting* TeacherPreparation French* Archaeology* ManagementInformation Geography* New EnglandPrehistoric Systems* Studentsinterestedin German* Archaeology* *Opentonon-matriculated teachingcareersenrolland Greek Professional Writing* students. pursuemajors intheCol- Greekand Latin Public Policy* legeofArtsandSciences, History* Science,Technology,and College of Nursing theCollegeofPublicand Italian* Values CommunityService,and Latin StudyofReligion MajorPrograms the Human Performance Mathematics (Pureor Technical Writing* and FitnessProgram. The Applied) Translation (Spanish)* Nursing TeacherPreparation Pro- Music* Women’sStudies** NursingforRNs gramgivesthesestudents Philosophy* *Opentonon-matriculat- additionalpreparationfor Philosophyand Public edstudents. Human Performance elementaryandsecondary Policy **Openonlytonon- and Fitness* levelcertification. Physics* matriculatedstudents. PoliticalScience* *Majorsmayconcentrate Psychology* SpecialCourseGroupings inexercisephysiology, PsychologyandSociology athletictraining,orteacher Russian* ArmenianStudies preparation (N-9and5- Sociology* ChineseLanguageand 12). TheCollegealso Spanish* Literature offersminorsincoaching, TheatreArts* Honors humanperformanceand Women’sStudies* Humanities fitness,andteaching *Studentsmayminorin InterdisciplinaryStudies humanperformanceand Mai thesefields,and in man- JapaneseLanguage fitnessintheelementary agement. andLiterature classroom. PortugueseStudies PreparationforLawand MedicalSchool Specialadvisingprograms guidestudentsconsider- ingcareersinmedicine andthelaw. CD Office ofStudent Information Services Non-Profit University ofMassachusetts at Boston Organization Harbor Campus U.S. Postage Boston, MA 02125-3393 PAID MA Boston, Permit No. 52094

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