Bay State College

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Bay State College is a private college in the Back Bay of Boston, Massachusetts. It has approximately 600 students and primarily offers Associate's degrees. It has four dormitory buildings located throughout the Back Bay.

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[edit] History

Bay State College opened in 1946 to serve the airline industry. In 1961, Bay State moved to its current location in the Back Bay. In 1975, the College was first authorized to grant associate degrees by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In 1989, Bay State became accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). In 2004, Bay State was authorized by the state and NEASC to grant Bachelor’s degrees in Business, Fashion, and Entertainment Management.

[edit] Academics

Bay State offers associate's degrees in 12 areas of study and bachelor's degrees in 3 areas.

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[edit] See also

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