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Important Deadlines

  • Rolling Admission: Aug. 1
  • Enrollment Deposit: June 1
  • Housing Priority: June 5
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Events

  • Destination UML: Events to give admitted students a sneak peek at what awaits them here!
  • Campus Tours: A tour is the best way for your students to see if UMass Lowell is the place for them.

Financial Aid Update

We have started to receive students' Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) information from the federal government. Supporting your students is our top priority, and that's why our entire team is working to process financial aid as quickly as possible. We anticipate beginning to send financial aid notifications to admitted students at the end of April to the beginning of May. These dates are estimates and may change as we receive new information from the U.S. Department of Education. Please continue to check The Solution Center website for updates about financial aid.

The UMass Lowell Guarantee

Value matters right now, and value is where UMass Lowell has always stood above the rest. We're not just talking about low tuition rates and high future earning potential. We're talking about our impressive job placement rates, our relationships with major employers, our co-op programs, our network of students support services and all the ways beyond the classroom that we prepare students to lead. That's why every first-time, first-year student will have the opportunity to pursue at least one Career Connected Experience during their undergraduate career, earning pay, credits or both before they graduate.

New Minor: Sports Engineering

Our new sports engineering minor is hitting the sweet spot with students who love sports and also aspire to be engineers. After taking an introductory course, the minor, which is the first integrated undergraduate program in sports engineering in the United States, offers six areas of focus that are based on a student's major, their primary career interest or both.

Tuition Equity

Your students may qualify for in-state tuition rates under the recent Massachusetts Tuition Equity Law. Review the residency criteria to determine if any of your students are eligible. If you believe they are eligible, please encourage them to submit the required affidavit and supporting documents.

Meet Undergraduate Students

  • Cristian Ramos Delgado
    Music and Theatre Arts

    Cristian Ramos Delgado sang his way into a job with an a cappella group.

  • Eric Roy
    Meteorology and Mathematics

    Eric Roy started doing meteorological research on campus the summer after his freshman year – and then won two research internships with government agencies.

  • Melanie Sunnerberg
    Finance and Marketing

    Business administration major Melanie Sunnerberg has a passion for finance that she’s honed through a co-op experience at MFS Investment Management and her leadership roles in student organizations.

  • Jamie-Lyn Cavallon
    Meteorology

    Jamie-Lyn Cavallon won an NSF-funded meteorology internship.

  • Dejonai Willis
    Psychology, minors in Criminal Justice and Legal Studies

    Dejonai Willis began her UML career in a support program for first-generation college students. Now she’s thriving.

  • Nancy Pin
    Nursing

    Nancy Pin is on her way to becoming a family nurse practitioner so she can help the community.

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Admissions News

  • Two young women blow bubbles through a colorful hoop that another woman is holding

    Meet the Librarian Who is Focused on First-Year Students

    Yolanda Hood, the UMass Lowell Library’s new first-year experience and instruction coordinator, ensures that students know about the resources and services that are available to them to help them succeed.
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    An Ode to Distinguished University Professor Sandra Lim

    Award-winning poet Sandra Lim, an English professor in the College of Fine Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, was named 2023 Distinguished University Professor, UMass Lowell’s most prestigious academic honor for a faculty member.
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    Plastics Engineering Students, Alumni Right at Home in ‘The Big Easy’

    Intralox, a leading conveyor belt manufacturer based in New Orleans, has developed a strong relationship with UMass Lowell’s plastics engineering program. More than 20 students have worked as interns or co-ops at the company since 2016, and there are seven alumni now working there full time.