Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply to Framingham State University?
Apply through the Common Application or FSU's online application portal. First-year applicants submit a high school transcript (grades 9–11, plus senior-year courses in progress) and a $50 application fee; SAT and ACT scores are optional, because FSU is test-optional. No personal statement or letters of recommendation are required. The Admissions Committee reviews completed applications on a rolling basis in the order they are received.
What is the application date for Framingham State University?
Framingham State practices rolling admissions. For first-year students, the fall priority date is February 15 and the spring priority date is December 1; applications after the priority date are reviewed on a space-available basis. First-year applicants who apply Early Action by November 15 receive a decision by December 15. Transfer applicants have a June 1 priority date for fall enrollment.
Is there an application fee for Framingham State University?
Yes. Framingham State charges a $50 application fee, and it applies to all applicants. You can apply through the Common Application or FSU's direct application portal.
When will I get an admissions decision from Framingham State?
Framingham State releases admissions decisions on a rolling basis, reviewing files in the order they are completed. First-year applicants who apply Early Action by November 15 receive their decision by December 15. All decisions are delivered through the FSU admissions portal.
First Year Applicant
You are a first year applicant if you are still in high school and will be graduating this academic year or you graduated from high school (or earned a GED/HiSET) and have not taken any college courses since you completed high school. If you are a Veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces you should apply as a Transfer.
Transfer Applicant
You are a transfer applicant if you have taken college level courses after you completed high school OR you are a Veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces OR you are applying for a second bachelor’s degree.
International Applicant
You are an international applicant if you are not a U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident.
You are a graduate applicant if you plan to pursue a master’s degree, a graduate certificate, or a new teaching license after earning a bachelor’s degree.
Apply as a continuing education student if you plan to enroll as an undergraduate in a certificate program or attend in the evenings or online.
You are a Readmit if you are returning to FSU after previous enrollment as a degree or certificate student.