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MassBay Community College has been serving the academic needs of our communities since our founding in 1961. While the majority of students attend MassBay from the MetroWest and Boston areas, our academic reputation has attracted students from throughout the United States and the world.

The College offers academic preparation for transfer to four-year institutions, career preparation for entry into high demand professions, job retraining and lifelong learning opportunities. MassBay is an accredited two-year co-educational public college, and maintains an open admissions policy.

A growing MetroWest presence, MassBay is home to the Felix Juliani Art Gallery, the Wellesley Symphony Orchestra, the MetroWest Youth Symphony Orchestra, and the All About Us Children’s Theater. All performances are open to the public.

2006-07 Fact Book 

Student Enrollment Facts 2007*

Total (credit) enrollment 

5,018  
Full-time students 1,997 (40%)
Part-time students 3,021 (60%)
Day students 3,398  
Evening students 2,370  

*750 students are counted in both Day and Evening

Gender

Female Students 2,996 (60%)
Male Students 2,022 (40%)


Enrollment Trends

Enrollment in 2003 4,994
Enrollment in 2007 5,018
(Five-year change: +0.5%)


Diversity- Minority Enrollment

Black, non-Hispanic 635 (13%)
Hispanic 453 (9%)
Asian/Pacific Islander 205 (4%)
International 124 (3%)
Others 267 (5%)


Top Ten Towns

Boston 779 (16%)
Framingham 551 (11%)
Newton 325 (6%)
Natick 271 (5%)
Waltham 237 (5%)
Marlborough 146 (3%)
Needham 137 (3%)
Watertown 127 (3%)
Norwood 122 (2%)
Milford 116 (2%)

 

Enrollment by Degree Type

Associate in Science 2,134 (43%)
Associate in Arts   826 (16%)
Certificate 1,513 (30%)
Undecided    545 (11%)

 

Most Popular Academic Programs

Health Professions 35%
Liberal Arts 22%
Technologies 10%
Business 14%
Career Programs 9%

 

Faculty*

Full-time 74
Part-time 250

*Faculty counts as of November, 2007.

Alumni

Total alumni 18,000

 

In-state tuition and fees for 2008-2009

Day tuition: $24 per credit
Evening tuition: $24 per credit
Fees: $127 per credit

 

Out-of-state tuition and fees for 2008-2009

Tuition: $230 per credit
Fees: $127 per credit


Please note:
There may be additional charges for students in the health professions programs, depending on specific courses. Go to Student Accounts for more information.