By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor September 30, 2021
Emerson is one of many institutions across the country that is seeing an increasing disparity in higher education enrollment numbers—as female populations at colleges and universities continue a steady...
By Alec Klusza, Assistant News Editor January 3, 2021
Emerson’s Los Angeles program will begin remotely on Jan. 21 amid escalating COVID-19 cases and a failure to acquire permission from L.A. County to reopen residence halls.
The program’s spring semester...
By Diana Bravo, Copyeditor/Photographer November 23, 2020
Amid a spiraling pandemic that Emerson administrators once warned may financially devastate the college, President M. Lee Pelton released his annual State of the College address Friday, praising the college’s...
By Alec Klusza, Assistant News Editor November 1, 2020
Emerson administrators anticipate a “modest increase” in undergraduate enrollment in the college’s in-person classes this spring semester.
Out of 2,900 undergraduate students that filled out...
The Office of Financial Aid at Emerson College is devoted to providing access to education for all students with financial need. Unfortunately, inaccurate descriptions of individual circumstances and...
Emerson reported an all-time high in total enrollment for the 2020–21 academic year with 5,411 undergraduate and graduate students attending hybrid or online-only classes—a 4 percent increase from...
College officials released preliminary admission numbers showing a 12 percent increase in first-year international students admitted to the college this fall—building on a 57 percent increase from last...
The college does not plan to end annual tuition increases, President M. Lee Pelton said in an interview. Emerson follows the national trend of rising higher education costs in colleges and universities...
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