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We attract practical, inquisitive, career-focused undergraduate and graduate students who are committed and eager to learn new ideas and make new discoveries. Our respected faculty scholars are talented teachers who challenge students to achieve their best so that students build confidence in themselves and their abilities.
"I was really in awe of the response I received from the MetroWest Women's Fund. They understand what we are going through as dreamers. That really meant a lot to me.”
"FSU provides me with much more than a generic psychology degree; it allows me to shape my education around the topics and classes that interest me the most."
"The internet has put GIS at the forefront of our society with the availability to map objects in real time using GPS, the use of high-resolution remote sensing/satellite imagery data, and the ability to analyze crowdsourcing data."
"My current roles on campus have provided me with an sense of belonging. I am currently a student employee of the Career Services and Employer Relations Office, and I am a RAMS Academic Strategy Mentor."
"From early slave and captivity narratives to the Transcendentalists and the beginnings of the women's rights movement, early American literature offers a wide diversity of texts and subject matters."
“I am constantly in the Career Services Office seeking advice from Internship Coordinator Jill Gardosik and Director Dawn Ross. They helped me get two internships and got me involved in the Suitable Solutions Program."
"The amount of work needed to be successful is challenging at times, but the faculty have always been available outside of designated class times, and have been very creative in accommodating the demands of my busy schedule."
"The World Languages Department is small but mighty, and the small class sizes have given me a chance to get to know my classmates and professors, who all share a passion for language learning."