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Open House is our biggest event of the year! Your students will get the inside scoop on UML from current students, meet faculty and staff, tour campus and check out our residence halls. We hope to see them there.
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Group tours are the perfect way for your students to see UMass Lowell with their current classmates, and we love hosting them!
Horizons is a college preparation program at UMass Lowell offered to neurodiverse high school students and recent graduates. Horizons helps students get a better idea of what college is like, to feel more confident about going to college and to be more successful when they transition to college.
Mosaic is a personalized platform we created to help our students discover and document their college experiences beyond academics. Here they can identify and record their study abroad, internships, time as a student organization leader and so much more. Mosaic helps students create a co-curricular transcript that shows employers and graduate schools their achievements in leadership and collaboration.
Business administration major Keviana-Joy George transformed from a shy transfer student to an outgoing student leader who is on track for a career in human resources.
Cora Casteel says mathematics will help her with a career in policing and criminal justice policy.
Through her coursework, business student Kanya Derisme gained the skills and knowledge needed for a career in digital marketing. Through her leadership roles in student organizations, she learned something about herself.
Catherine de Groot enjoys using her marketing skills to help nonprofits in Lowell.
As a sophomore, Matthew Clancy designed a small satellite with a vital mission: getting children and teens excited about their STEM studies and aerospace careers. Now he’s developing his LEARNsat for NASA launch.
Jake Abramowitz won a statewide pitch contest for his short film.
