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Assumption's Alumni Association is your lifetime connection to Assumption College.

The Emmanuel d'Alzon Library provides a wide range of resources for students, faculty and staff. The library currently houses approximately 180,000 volumes and subscribes to 1150 periodicals. In addition, the Assumption community has access to numerous electronic resources via the library's computerized network. Notable collections include Social and Rehabilitation Services, French, Literature and Theology.

A campus tour hosted by Kyle Egress, Class of 2001, offering an insight into various activities and College features.

The Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology is designed to provide students with the conceptual tools and practical competence required for effective counseling of clients in a variety of mental health and educational settings in compliance with licensing regulations of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

The Institute offers students an opportunity to acquire and refine a wide array of skills pertinent to the field of social and rehabilitation services and is an example of how the college has gone to extraordinary lengths to "serve the common good" as the original Assumptionists proposed.

The Assumption MBA Program is designed to provide professional preparation for men and women currently employed who wish to study on a part-time (one or two courses per semester) basis.

Here you will find useful information about all aspects of the major.

Established in 1991, it provides Assumption College students and staff with positive and rewarding experiences through volunteering. Annually, the Center coordinates the service work of approximately 550 individuals.

Students can enroll in a wide variety of courses and programs in an environment that is both challenging & nurturing. While developing at their own pace, students have access to instructors, counselors, and staff whose mission is to help each individual grow as both a student and a person.