Description
A small, private, residential New England school, Dean College offers four-year as well as associate degree programs. A small campus less than 45 minutes from Boston and Providence, Dean College is located amidst the nation’s oldest, most prestigious region of higher learning.
The majority of Dean students reside on campus and participate in Dean’s campus life, which consists of academic, social, cultural and service clubs and organizations.
However, unique to Dean College are its 15 associate degree offerings, not normally found at a residential four-year school. Tailoring its offerings to the current economic needs and occupational demands, Dean gives students the opportunity to earn degrees and training in marketable fields.
At Dean, students may obtain an associate’s degree leading to high-demand careers in nursing, public health, business and criminal justice.
At Dean, students who wish to transfer to a four-year university may do so with assistance from a counselor. For students who wish to remain at Dean for their entire four years there are five bachelor’s degree programs in Arts and Entertainment Management, Business, Dance, Theatre and Liberal Arts.
With a small student body, classes at Dean are sure to be small and intimate and allow you optimum interaction with professors and peers.
Financial aid options are available as well, with eligible students receiving loans, grants, scholarships, and other sources of financial assistance.
Quick Facts
Location
Northeast
Setting
Large Town Setting
Type
Private
Size
Small (Under 2,000 Undergrad)
Website
On-Campus Housing Available
Yes
In-State Tuition
$28,020
Out-of-State Tuition
$28,020
Selectivity
Highly Selective
Enrollment
1,113
Students
- Full-Time Undergrad Students
- 1,341
- Freshman Class
- 438
- Total Students (Undergrads & Graduate Students)
- 1,113
Undergraduate vs. Graduate
- Undergraduate
- 120%
- Graduate
- -20%
Full-Time vs. Part-time Students
- Full-Time
- 100%
- Part-Time
- 0%
Gender of Students
- Women
- 41%
- Men
- 59%
Ethnic Diversity
- African-American
- 9%
- Caucasian
- 49%
- Latino
- 2%
- Other
- 40%
International Students
- International
- 7%
- Domestic
- 93%