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Earn a College Online Degree Today! Lesley University |
Lesley University is a private university with campuses at Boston and Cambridge,
in the U.S. state of Massachusetts. Lesley College was founded by Edith Lesley
in 1909 as The Lesley School, focused on early childhood education as a part of
a larger international kindergarten movement established by Friedrich Wilhelm
August Froebel. The Lesley School was a proprietary women's institution until 1941, when it reorganized under a board of trustees. The Lesley School received authority to award the baccalaureate degree in 1944 and became Lesley College. Lesley College received authority to award gradaute degrees in 1954 and later expanded to provide majors in the fields of education, counseling, human services, global studies, art therapy, and management. In 1998, Lesley College merged with The Art Institute of Boston (AIB). Founded in 1912, AIB grants Baccalaureate and post-Baccalaureate degrees. Along with the graduate programs, these colleges emerged as Lesley University in 2001. In 2005, the university's undergraduate section, Lesley College, became co-educational. |
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Established 1909 Type: Private Endowment: $90 million President: Joseph B. Moore Students: 12,344 Undergraduates: 1,702 Postgraduates: 9,577 Location Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA |
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Lesley University, with its component undergraduate colleges, graduate colleges and
institutes offers more than 20 undergraduate majors and over 90 Adult Bachelor's,
Master's, Certificates of Advanced Graduate Study, and Ph.D. programs at
its Boston and Cambridge campuses. The university also offers M.Ed. and Ed.S. programs
at more than 150 learning sites in 23 U.S. states. The university is accredited
by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design and the New England
Association of Schools and Colleges. |