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Moving In & Moving Out
Whether you’re new to living on campus or returning, our team is here to support you and set you up for a successful academic year.
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Orientation
Our fall orientation is your introduction to life as a MassArt student and is where you’ll find the information and resources you need to begin your journey.
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Admitted Undergraduates
Find enrollment & housing information, important dates & deadlines, helpful reminders, and more.
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Student Accessibility
Get the accommodations and support you need to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.
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Returning Students
We’re here to assist you in navigating housing for your second, third, and fourth years.
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Special Interest Communities
Themed living communities are available at MassArt so that like minded students can live in community with each other.
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Smith Hall
Smith Hall is a suite-style residence hall for first-year students, designed to support the transition to college life.
![A group of six new students sit and talk in a modern lounge area with purple chairs and a round table. A pool table is in the foreground, and large windows line the background, letting in natural light.]()
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Tree House
The Tree House Residence Hall at MassArt is a suite-style living community designed for first- and second-year students.
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Graduate Tuition, Costs & Aid
Learn more about loans, scholarships, assistantships, and other financial aid available to graduate students.
![Four people stand in an art gallery, visiting a captivating display of wooden sculptures hanging from the ceiling. The room is well-lit with natural light from large windows, enhancing the varied shapes and sizes of the artwork.]()
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Undergraduate Tuition, Costs & Aid
Learn about MassArt’s undergraduate tuition, cost of attendance, and financial aid options to help plan your college investment.
![A group of undergraduates are viewing an art exhibition in a spacious gallery. The room has white walls and wooden floors, with displays of various artworks and models. Bright overhead lighting illuminates the space, as visitors are spread throughout the room.]()
