College of Our Lady of the Elms
Locations: Chicopee (MA)
Annual Tuition: $43,325
Student Reviews
Dan
Reviewed: 12/8/2025
Degree: Clinical Psychology
Elms was a mixed bag for me in terms of academics. Most of the professors were phenomenal, but the rigor of academics was lacking compared to what I experience when receiving my associate degree from a 2-year college. The advising staff was also wonderful! The college could use some updating to their gender inclusivity policies.
Almostmsw
Reviewed: 8/18/2020
Degree: MSW
Beware that if you choose this school for your MSW, you will only graduate if you find your own placement. The school does not help at all. Many organizations have affiliations with the universitys in the area and will not accept you as an intern! I found placement with one of the agencies on OLLU's list of affiliations but it fell through the week I was supposed to start because they did not have a valid agreement. OLLU does not update this list. It wasted so much of my time. Now they will not help... Read More
Cheryl Mitchell
Reviewed: 3/3/2017
Degree: MBA
Elms College has been very student friendly. The instructors are very approachable and easy to contact outside of the classroom. The responsiveness of the instructors has made the experience great because having that relationship with the instructors when life is hectic is very helpful to make sure that the assignment is being done properly. Elms does a great job in communicating with the students about what is going on on campus as well as providing opportunities for growth and networking.
Kendra Hammond
Reviewed: 2/14/2014
Degree: Communications (Speech Pathology)
This an excellent school where a student can receive a top notch education in a professional environment.
Ada Mbonu
Reviewed: 1/29/2013
Degree: Health Sciences
My graduate program is a fantastic option for those looking to enter the world of medicine. All levels of experience with natural science/health coursework and labwork are accommodated! The College of Our Lady of the Elms (Elms College) is a smaller campus with all of the positive trappings of a larger institution (school pride, sports teams, extracurricular groups, weekend events, etc.). Opposite of their more imposing counterparts, however, teachers are able to truly invest time into their students... Read More