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So much is in store for you at Lesley University! Now that you’ve been accepted, RSVP for our exclusive celebration for new undergraduate and Threshold students for either Saturday, March 23 or Saturday, April 27.

Choice is a powerful thing—especially when it comes to your education. With so many interests and passions, you’re not looking for just any cookie-cutter bachelor’s degree program. You want something more meaningful. More personal. In other words, you want options. And at Lesley, you’ll find them. Lots of them. Discover the possibilities. Make your program a perfect fit.

Self-Designed Programs

Maybe the academic discipline you’re interested in doesn’t exist yet. With a self-designed major, you can combine studies to develop your own plan. If you have a minimum GPA of 3.0, you can apply to the program in your second semester.

When you apply, you’ll submit a program proposal that includes:

  • A personal statement
  • A description of your intended concentration, why this focus of study makes sense, and how it meets your learning goals
  • Potential independent studies or internships you plan to pursue

View Program of Study

Want more details? 
Contact an admissions counselor.

Double Majors

Combine your studies through any of Lesley’s 35+ undergraduate programs across the arts, education, counseling, and more. Want something a bit more structured? Choose from our dual BFA / BA and BFA / BS programs offered through the College of Art and Design and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Earn two bachelor’s degrees through one of the following programs:

  • Animation & Motion Media / Design
  • Animation & Motion Media / Illustration
  • Design / Fine Arts
  • Design / Illustration
  • Design / Photography
  • Fine Arts / Illustration

Honors Program

Join a community of highly ambitious students, and gain extensive mentorship from faculty while participating in intensive projects, seminars, and cultural experiences. Depending on your area of study, choose from two programs offered by the College of Art and Design and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Learn more about our Undergraduate Honors Programs.