Community Organization and Advocacy at Lesley University: Overview

At the Lesley University through Community Organization and Advocacy program you can obtain degrees of such award levels: Bachelor's degree. Secondary school GPA, Secondary school record, Completion of college-preparatory program, Recommendations, Formal demonstration of competencies, Admission test scores, TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) are necessary when applying. The classes of this program will be held at 29 Everett St.

The average total number of students of all degrees engaged in this specialty is 6 or more and 16.7% of students are men.

Lesley University provides on-campus housing and board and meal plans. Lesley University campus is safe for students with 0.34% of maximum crimes a year. Burglary, forcible sex offense and aggravated assault are the most often noticed crimes. Students that live on campus usually paying room charge worth 9060$ for academic year. Academic/career counselling and employment services available for students. 16% of students receive financial aid.

Check out the Other Programs block, if you are still thinking about what program to choose. There you сan explore all the information about other programs at Lesley University. You can use filter option “by degree” to check out programs depending on the degree you're interested in. To find a list of all colleges and universities in Massachusetts offering Community Organization and Advocacy programs, click the blue button on the right. The total number of institutions offering programs in Community Organization and Advocacy in Massachusetts are 9, such as Gordon College, Clark University, University of Massachusetts-Boston and other.

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