Framingham State University

Framingham State University is a public higher education institution located in Framingham, Massachusetts. Founded in 1839 by Horace Mann, it was the first state-supported institution of its kind in the United States, originally established to train teachers. Today, the university has grown to employ 1,293 individuals and generates an annual revenue of $100 million. The university offers a range of liberal arts and science programs as well as professional programs at both the Baccalaureate and Master's levels. Framingham State University serves a diverse student body, primarily from Massachusetts and the New England region. The university welcomes both traditional college-age students and non-traditional students pursuing full- or part-time studies. Framingham State University is committed to preparing its students for success in a global and technological society. A variety of co-curricular programs and activities are available to all students, fostering a vibrant campus life and providing opportunities for personal and professional development. For more information about Framingham State University, please visit their website at framingham.edu.