Emerson At A Glance
Type of School: Coeducational independent institution founded in 1880 by Charles Wesley Emerson
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, is an international city with more than 30 foreign consulates, a busy international airport, and more than 40 colleges and universities. The city played an exciting role in United States history, and its nickname, “The Hub,” reflects its contemporary importance as a center of business, education, culture, and research. The climate is temperate with four distinct seasons.
Size of Campus: More than a dozen academic and residential buildings on the Boston Common in the heart of the city’s Theater District
Boston, Massachusetts
Across industries and continents, Emersonians shape our society, culture, and future
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t Emerson College, you’ll find your voice and use it to transform the way people think and interact to advance ideas that
change the world. A rich liberal arts curriculum is paired with concentrated studies in all areas of communication and the arts, giving you the knowl- edge and skills to become a creative force.
Location Located in the heart of Boston’s Theater District and across from the iconic Boston Common, Emerson’s campus stands at the crossroads of the city. With unparalleled access to internships, museums, hospitals, theaters, and cultural expe- riences, there’s never a shortage of opportuni- ties. From catching a Red Sox game at Fenway Park to getting lost in the latest exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, the city remains at your doorstep.
An international perspective Emerson students and faculty come from more than 70 countries. Our Office of International Student Affairs organizes a special international orientation program at the start of every semester and provides assistance with immigration and visa concerns as well as adjustment to life in the United States. These activities are supplemented by several student associations such as Amigos (Latino student organization), Asian Students for Intercultural Awareness (ASIA), and EI: Emerson International—an organization dedicated to mak- ing international students feel at ease on campus by providing a link to members of their country as well as those from different cultural backgrounds.
Number of Students: 3,813 undergraduate students, 633 graduate students Student Faculty Ratio: 13:1 Degrees Offered: BA, BFA, BS, MA, MFA, MS
International Student Services: Office of International Student Affairs, International Student Orientation, and international student organizations
Test Score Requirements: Test-optional; average scores of 1240–1390 (SAT) and 27–31 (ACT) when submitted; minimum TOEFL score of 80 iBT or IELTS score of 6.5 required for non- native English speakers
Application Deadlines and Fees:
• September admission: January 15 (Early Action: November 1) • January admission: November 1 • Application fee: $65
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