Bay State College

Facilities
For the past 70 years, Bay State College has been guided by an enduring set of core values--Quality, Respect and Support. Over time, these values have brought us growth and success, and continue to do so today for our students.Bay State College opened in 1946 to serve a single industry, the airlines, by providing students with hands-on skills and paying particular attention to a strong educational foundation. Then as now, the College was known for its small classes, individual attention, and focus on specific careers. Seventy years after its founding, Bay State still operates under the vision of its founders. The College provides America's leading employers with skilled graduates who are professionally trained and educated for the profession they desire.
Bay State College accomplishes this through its commitment to providing an affordable, private education,a supportive, caring staff and faculty,a hands-on learning environment,a results-driven approach to student success. Bay State College will be the college of choice in our region for career minded students and employers who seek well educated graduates in our disciplines.
It has its campuses in Boston and Taunton.Taking classes at Bay State's main campus in downtown Boston puts you right in the bustling center of our academic and social community, with direct access to your professors and the College’s state-of-the-art resources and services.In addition, you can take advantage of all that the surrounding Back Bay neighborhood has to offer, including great restaurants, shopping, clubs and more.As part of our mission to make education accessible to all, Bay State College is proud to announce the opening of our Taunton campus. Our beautiful new facility will host some of our most popular degree programs—providing the same quality education you’d receive at our Back Bay campus in a more convenient location for students who live outside of Boston.

Scholarship

Institutional Scholarships and Grants
Bay State College offers need based scholarships to students enrolled in the Day Division. All awards are based on financial need and program. To be considered for need based scholarships, complete your FAFSA online at www.FAFSA.ed.gov.
Institutional Scholarships are disbursed on the 60th day of the fall and spring semesters, unless otherwise noted. Prior to disbursement, amounts are adjusted to reflect the current enrollment status. If a student's account is past due or the GPA is below the minimum requirement, the awards are forfeited. Awards are prorated for less than full time enrollment. Additionally, these scholarships are renewable every year as long as the student is in good academic standing.

Federal and State Grants, Scholarships, Loans and Work Study Programs
There are many federal and state grants and scholarships available to prospective students. Specific information and the application process may be obtained at the Office of Financial Aid. Completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), is required annually for consideration of most federal and state financial aid programs.

• Criminal Justice
• Criminal Justice, Digital Forensics and Cyber Security Concentration
• Information Technology
• Management
• Fashion Merchandising
• Entertainment Management
• Nursing
• Healthcare Management
• Management, Marketing Concentration

• Accounting
• Business administration
• Criminal Justice
• Fashion Design
• Fashion Merchandising
• Nursing
• Physical Therapist Assistant

• Medical Assisting

• Salve Regina University Partnership: Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Homeland Security
• New England College of Business Partnership: Master of Business Administration (MBA)