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Undergraduate Admission. Graduate Admission. Boston. 120 Boylston Street. Boston, MA 02116. 617-824-8500. Los Angeles. The Netherlands. Emerson College's learning environment combines the study of communications and the arts, using liberal arts as the cornerstone of our academic experiences.
19 giu 2024 · Pro-Palestinian encampment cleared at Emerson College 03:13. BOSTON - Emerson College in Boston said in a message to staff that student protests are one of the reasons why freshman enrollment this ...
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Emerson College is liberal arts college focusing on communication and the arts located in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1880 as a "school of oratory," Emerson still focuses largely on communication, just through 26 majors that culminate in a Bachelor of Arts, Science, or Fine Arts.
Welcome to Emerson College's Virtual Campus Experience. If it's on campus, it's only a few clicks away. Just sit back and go at your own pace – there's a lot to see. From academics to unique college traditions, the virtual tour showcases the entire student experience – before you ever step foot on a campus. Are you ready for the Ultimate Virtual Campus Experience?
We get it. At Emerson College, we’re like that, too. The Undergraduate Admission staff is here to advise you on how an Emerson education transforms your life and propels you to become a leader in communication and the arts. We want you to make a choice about Emerson with confidence, enthusiasm, and peace of mind.
When you come to Emerson College, you become part of a creative force. You join a community of independent minds searching for new ways to learn, to share, to engage with the world—and to pursue daring ideas to make it better. Our classrooms are settings for exploration and debate as well as scholarship. They are not just desk-filled rooms ...
