Transfer to Framingham State University

Unlock your future

At Framingham State University, we’re dedicated to helping transfer students like you find their place, their purpose, and their path to success. Our vibrant campus community offers over 60 academic programs, countless extracurricular activities, and a supportive network of faculty and peers who are committed to your success.

Every year Framingham State welcomes around 250 new students through the transfer process. Our counselors are available to work individually with you to navigate any barriers and maximize your transfer credits. As a public institution, we have access to substantial state and federal financial aid – in fact more than half our students pay nothing in tuition & fees and many more see their costs substantially reduced. Our Financial Aid office can work with you to figure out exactly how much you can save. 

Framingham State University offers the best of both worlds: a picturesque, traditional New England campus with tree-lined paths and historic charm, conveniently located just 20 miles west of Boston. Our prime location gives you easy access to the cultural, professional, and recreational opportunities of a world-class city, while providing a welcoming, close-knit community to call home. At FSU, we recognize that our diversity helps make us exceptional, and we are proud of the fact that 50 percent of our students come from diverse backgrounds. 

You’ve come this far in your education – let us help you take the next the step. By 2031, most high-paying jobs will require a 4-year degree. It will be worth it! 

Transfer Credit Policies

Curious about what transfer credits Framingham State will accept? If you are currently enrolled in a Massachusetts Community College, enrolled out of state or have prior experience that may count towards a degree or other circumstances, we can help. 

Steps to Apply

Wondering about the steps to apply and looking for some guidance before reaching out to speak with our admissions staff? We offer a step by step guide and specific resources on what is needed to begin the process.

MassTransfer

If you are transferring from a Massachusetts public community college to Framingham State University, the MassTransfer program will make the process easier. 

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Student Spotlight

“I found a deep sense of community and familiarity amongst my peers when I transferred in from a larger college. At Framingham State, I have professors who continuously motivate me to achieve higher accomplishments.” 

-Jacob Senghas, Math major

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Student Spotlight

“As a transfer student, I had plenty of questions, and the transfer advisor, Nicole Bergin, was incredibly helpful and patiently answered all my questions." 

-Joan Kigotho, Fashion major

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We Can Help!

You are at the start of a great journey and we can help! Framingham State University is a great choice for those looking to apply transfer credits towards their degree.

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Meet With Us

Our admissions staff is available to meet with you to discuss any questions you might have about our transfer process.

Transfer Students FAQ

We recommend applying before our priority filing deadlines; March 15th for fall entry, December 1st for spring entry. You can apply with courses still in progress, so we recommend getting all application documents submitted during your final semester at your last institution, if applicable.

Once admitted to FSU, you will receive a course-by-course transfer credit evaluation which outlines how your courses will transfer in. This will include any work currently in progress.  

Please visit our website to review the cost of attendance at FSU. 

You will work with an Admissions Counselor throughout the enrollment process. For advising and course registration, students will work directly with the Chair of their academic department.

Please refer to our Academic Advising Center Major Worksheets to review program curriculums.

In order to be reviewed for transfer credit, students are required to submit individual transcripts from each college/university attended.  Transcripts must be official from each school sent directly to FSU Admissions. We do not accept transcripts from students.

No, you have the option to be a commuter student or on-campus resident student.

On-campus resident students are required to purchase a meal plan. If you are not living on campus, you can purchase a commuter meal plan. Please note all dining locations on campus accept cash/credit card.

Yes, both commuter students and on-campus resident students must obtain a parking permit through the University Police Office. 

Our Team

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Nicole Bergin

Associate Director of Admissions, Transfer Coordinator, Admissions
(508) 626-4839
nbergin@framingham.edu
Alexander Petrie

Alexander Petrie

Assistant Director of Admissions - Transfer Coordinator, Admissions
(508)626-4503
apetrie1@framingham.edu
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