Laboure College of Healthcare

What are the popular events and traditions at Laboure College of Healthcare?

Labouré's healthcare programs give academic milestones particular significance, but applicants should confirm the current calendar rather than assume an event occurs every year. Ceremonies associated with entry into a profession, graduation, and recognition of students can have different eligibility rules and schedules by program.

Students interested in attending or inviting family to an event should check its announced date and whether it recognizes the whole college or a particular graduating group. A program ceremony is not a substitute for confirming degree completion or eligibility to apply for a professional license.

What are the student housing and dining options at Laboure College of Healthcare?

Labouré does not provide college-owned or college-operated undergraduate housing. Students need to arrange their own place to live and should not treat a living-expense estimate in a financial-aid budget as the price of a Labouré residence hall.

Applicants considering Milton or another Boston-area community should budget for rent, food, utilities, and travel to both campus and clinical sites. They should also confirm what food options are available during their usual class hours; a campus dining option, where available, is not the same as a residential meal plan. Housing decisions are particularly important for students whose placements could begin early or end late.