Framingham State University offers small, personalized classes to undergraduate and graduate students on a traditional New England campus. The public college prides itself on its friendly, family-style community.

Academics
With about 3,100 full-time students and 25 bachelor's degree programs, the College assists in fulfilling the workforce needs of the rapidly growing high technology and service region known as MetroWest.

Framingham State University reflects diverse faculty expertise. Its many undergraduate programs range from Art to Biology to Communication Arts, while graduate offerings include the MBA, MEd, and MS. The college also has undergraduate degree evening programs along with online programs.

Financial Aid
The following types of student loans are available to matriculated students: Massachusetts No Interest Loan (NIL); Federal Perkins Loan; Federal Stafford Loans; Federal Subsidized Direct Loan; and Federal Unsubsidized Direct Loan.

A great number of scholarships and grants are also available at Framingham State University.

Student Life
Framingham State University offers resident and commuter students an array of support programs, leadership opportunities, and individual counseling services outside of the classroom. The offices and programs within the Student Affairs department contributes to Framingham State University's learning-centered environment through its support of the intellectual growth, social development, and well being of students outside of the classroom.