FALL 2007
 

• Framingham, Massachusetts (20 miles west of Boston)

• 1839

• Public, four-year coeducational (undergraduate and graduate)

• 73 acres, traditional New England campus

• Dr. Timothy J. Flanagan

• BA, BS, BSEd, MA, MS, MEd, MBA

• 25 undergraduate majors; 24 graduate programs

• New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc.
• National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission
• American Dietetic Association Commission on Accreditation/Approval for Dietetics Education

• Rams/Black and Gold

• Undergraduate: 3,828
• Graduate: 2,075
• Total: 5,903

• Enrolling: 1,102 (645 freshmen, 457 transfers)
• Students of Color:  14%
• Adults Returning to College: 12%
• Massachusetts Residents:  94%
• Other States: 64 students from 13 states

• Bachelor's: 714
• Master's: 453

• Full-time faculty: 167
• Part-time faculty (undergraduate): 86
• 83% of the full-time faculty hold the doctorate or the terminal degree in their field.

• Six undergraduate residence halls housing 1,500 students

• In-State Undergraduate Tuition and Fees (full-time): $5,799
• Out-of-State Undergraduate Tuition and Fees (full-time): $11,879
• Room: $4,527
• Board: $2,600

• Grants/Scholarships:  $4,887,000
• Loans:                     $12,229,000
• Work Study                  $153,000
• Total                        $17,269,000

• Academic Internships
• NEHBE Quebec Exchange,
• Study Abroad
• Massachusetts Bay Marine Studies Consortium

• Center for Global Education
• Center for Social Research
• McAuliffe/Challenger Learning Center
• MetroWest Economic Research Center (MERC)
• MetroWest STEM Pipeline Center
• Stalker Institute for Food and Nutrition