Simmons College
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Simmons College

Simmons College

Empowering futures through design: heritage-inspired, sustainably focused, Boston-rooted.

300 Fenway, Boston, MA 02115, USA

About Simmons College

Simmons University, located in the heart of Boston's Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood, offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern innovation within its architectural landscape. Founded in 1899, the university's original buildings, designed by Peabody and Stearns, established a foundation of collegiate architecture. Today, the campus comprises both academic and residential areas, reflecting a commitment to creating a cohesive and engaging environment. Recent developments, such as the School of Management, demonstrate a forward-thinking approach, incorporating sustainable elements like green roof terraces with panoramic city views. The ongoing 'One Simmons' plan aims to consolidate the campus, further enhancing the student experience with modern facilities and collaborative spaces. The integration of green spaces, like the central raised Green and the stepped 'amphitheater,' complements the built environment, fostering a vibrant and sustainable urban campus.
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Bachelor of Arts in Design
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The Design BA program at Simmons University offers students the opportunity to explore visual communication, problem-solving, and creative expression. Located in the heart of Boston, students have access to internships and real-world experiences.

4 Years
English
Tuition & Fees: $46,874
Deadline: February 1 (Regular Decision)

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Simmons College is Empowering futures through design: heritage-inspired, sustainably focused, Boston-rooted.

Simmons College provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Bachelor of Arts in Design.

Simmons College is situated in Boston, United States, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.