After-School / Community Activities, Adult Independent Living
Address: 29 Everett Street | Cambridge, MA 02138-2790
Rating: 2.60 (3 reviews)
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Ages Served: All ages
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At Threshold, dorm living, student activities, and a curriculum focused on career training and independent living create a college experience that feels both authentic and supported.
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2.60
(26 Reviews)
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I would sincerely recommend going to nearly any other university. I regret transferring here instead of taking more time to look into other options like...
Anon ..
16 November 2024
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Do not consider Lesley if you are interested in being a college athlete. They have literally no real facilities have to travel for simple practices. No...
Jay T.
22 May 2022
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These negative reviews coming off sounding like sour grapes. I received my bachelors from this school. It is in fact expensive but its not like Lesley...
Andy R.
08 April 2014
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