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Inside: 2 Welcome 3 Fisher By The Numbers 4 Are You A Fisher Student? 5 The World Awaits You 6 Earn Your Degree 7 Enjoy The Experience 8 Fisher Esports Program 9 Career Services 10 Play Like A Falcon (Athletics) 11 Get Involved 12 Embrace Your Surroundings 13 Commute With Confidence 14 No Major, No Problem 15 Study Abroad 16 Accessibility Services/ Academic Support 17 Invest in Your Future/ Grant and scholarships 18 Application Process
The Fisher College Story At Fisher College, our compassionate community empowers students of all backgrounds to grow, gain confidence, and reimagine their future. We open doors of opportunity, and we understand the power of creating an inclusive environment in which every student can thrive. By providing opportunities to collaborate, serve, and make connections in their communities, we enable students to realize their vast potential while fostering a deep sense of social responsibility. Together, we inspire our students to create positive change in the world. Since 1903, our educational institution has continued to evolve, offering flexible online and on-campus undergraduate and graduate programs of long-lasting value. Our steadfast commitment to student success remains constant. Throughout every change, we stand by our students so they can build a sense of pride in their work. Our mission is to help open doors to the vast possibilities of their future career goals and the satisfaction of giving back to others. For our students, the revolutionary history and pulsing energy of Boston are an invitation to a future of endless possibility. They learn to chart their path to success, daring to lead change in their lives and careers. As they strengthen their leadership skills and convictions, they have a profound impact on the world around them. Here, they discover the courage to challenge expectations, fearlessly pursue their dreams, and build a future that is truly their own. This is Fisher College.
Founded in 1903, Fisher College is a non-profit private institution.
Welcome Welcome to Fisher College, where your journey of discovery, growth, and transformation begins! I’m Mackenzie Cushman, Director of Undergraduate Admissions, and I want to personally thank you for exploring all that Fisher has to offer. Choosing a college is about more than selecting a major or touring campuses. It’s about finding a community where you’ll be supported, challenged, and inspired. At Fisher, we believe in the power of connection. You’ll meet classmates, mentors, and professors who will help shape not only your education but your future. Through Fisher, you’ll find the world in Boston, a city rich in culture, opportunity, and innovation. Here, we focus on you as an individual. That means a personalized academic path, one-on-one mentorship, and meaningful experiences inside and outside the classroom. Whether you’re engaging in interactive discussions, joining student-led organizations, or exploring internships throughout the city, you’ll be part of a spirited and nurturing environment that supports your goals. We are committed to your success and well-being. Our close-knit, collaborative community is here to encourage you, cheer you on, and help you grow into a thoughtful, empowered global leader. From the moment you begin your journey with us, you’ll discover that Fisher is a place where you are seen, heard, and valued. We want you to enjoy your time here, to explore new ideas, build lasting friendships, and step into your full potential. Start at Fisher and you can go on to shape the world at leading companies, nonprofits, and organizations across the globe. We can’t wait to get to know you. Fisher College, your future begins in the heart “ofAtBoston. Our Back Bay campus is where you’ll
– Mackenzie Cushman Director of Undergraduate Admissions dmissions@fisher.edu | 617-236-8818 a www.fisher.edu
discover a community that believes in your potential, supports your ambitions, and challenges you to grow. Fisher is where students from all backgrounds come together to learn, connect, and prepare for meaningful careers and lives of purpose. We look forward to welcoming you to the Fisher family.
- Steven Rich, MBA, P’21 President of Fisher College
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Fisher by the Numbers
95%
Graduates Employed or Pursuing an Advanced Degree Within a Year of Graduation
$12 million Scholarships Awarded Annually
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You’re a Fisher Student If You Are... An Uplifting Supporter You celebrate the success of others just as much as your own, knowing that a strong community is built through encouragement, respect, and connection. Whether you’re cheering on classmates, helping a friend through a challenge, or creating a welcoming environment on campus, you lead by lifting others up.
A Resilient Competitor You rise to challenges with determination and confidence, even when the path forward is difficult. At Fisher College, resilient competitors push themselves beyond expectations, embrace setbacks as opportunities to grow, and never lose sight of their goals.
A Proven Challenger You are not afraid to question limits, take initiative, and pursue opportunities others might overlook. Proven challengers at Fisher College believe growth happens outside of comfort zones, and they are driven to make an impact both inside the classroom and beyond Boston. 4
The World Awaits You
“ Fisher College has empowered me to take on leadership roles, fostering my growth both academically and personally.”
Step outside our doors and you’re already there.
Jackson Brown Sport Management, ‘24,
Public Garden
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Arrive at the historic suspension bridge crossing the lagoon to embark on a leisurely Swan Boat ride, or grab a seat on a park bench for some scenic study time.
Cross the footbridge to catch a concert at the Hatch Shell or enjoy a walk along the Charles River. You can also spend the day rollerblading and taking in the scenic waterfront views.
Steps from campus, our nation’s oldest public park offers summer concerts, festivals, outdoor movies, Shakespeare on the Common, and winter skating at the iconic Frog Pond.
Two “T” stops away, this marketplace blends living history with the energy of modern Boston. Watch street performers, shop, and dine on local and global cuisine.
Minutes from campus, follow the brownstones past trendy boutiques, cozy cafés, and local restaurants. Immerse yourself in the energy and culture of Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood.
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Earn Your Degree
At Fisher College, your academic journey is shaped by personal attention, encouragement, and real-world preparation. With small class sizes, caring and dedicated professors, and opportunities that stretch beyond the classroom, Fisher offers a supportive environment where you can thrive. Fisher’s programs blend the best of a liberal arts education with hands-on, career-focused learning. You won’t just earn a degree; you’ll build the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in today’s ever-changing workplace. Here, we believe that learning is deeply connected to living, and we are proud to foster experiences that prepare you not only for a job, but for a meaningful and empowered life.
BACHELOR DEGREES
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HONORS PROGRAM
Bachelor of Arts
Associate in Science
Master of Business Administration
The Honors Program invites a select community of students on a journey of excellence.
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MINORS Artificial Intelligence Literacy Biology Communication and Media Studies Computer Information Systems Criminal Justice Digital Forensic Science Diversity English Esports Fashion Merchandising Hospitality and Event Planning Human Services Management Marketing Psychology Social Media Sociology Sport Coaching and Fitness Sport Management Writing
(on-campus or online)
The philosophy of the Honors Program is that welleducated individuals should seize the opportunity to take the knowledge they have gained in their educational settings and experiences and apply it to the betterment of the communities from which they come and to those in which they plan to serve. Membership in the Honors Program includes:
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Master of Education in Early Childhood Education (online)
Master of Science (online)
Alpha Phi Sigma The National Criminal Justice Honor Society Golden Key Honor Society The International Honour Society for all majors Psi Chi The International Honor Society in Psychology
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SALUTE The Veterans National Honor Society
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Enjoy the Experience At Fisher College, your college experience goes far beyond the classroom. Here, it’s about connection, community, and discovering who you are and who you want to become. Student Life at Fisher blends the warmth of a close-knit campus with the energy and excitement of Boston. Whether you’re living on campus or commuting, you’ll have access to countless opportunities to connect, engage, and grow. From student-led clubs and leadership programs to spirited athletics and esports, you’ll find ways to get involved and make meaningful memories. We encourage you to explore the city’s historic neighborhoods, worldclass culture, and diverse communities. And while you do, you’ll build lifelong friendships and discover new passions that shape your path forward. We’re here to cheer you on, help you find your voice, and make sure you feel like you belong — because you do.
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At Fisher, I’ve gained strong communications and teamwork skills through group projects and class presentations. I’ve also had hands-on learning experiences that helped me apply what I’ve learned, which will definitely benefit my future career.
- Jasim Ibrahim Alzaabi ‘28, Health Sciences 7
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Fisher Esports
Fisher College Esports combines elite competition with real-world experience. Led by nationally-recognized coaches and supported by more than 200 student-athletes, students develop the skills, experience, and industry connections needed to succeed in esports and beyond. From competing at the highest level to producing live broadcasts, managing events, and working with industry professionals, Fisher prepares students for careers in one of the fastest-growing industries in the world.
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Interested in competitive gaming? Our growing Fisher Esports team is always looking for new talent to join their roster.
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Connect with Career Services
Where Falcons Fly The Career Services Office provides the below programs, services, and resources designed to encourage and assist students in all aspects of career planning.
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Attend one of several Career Services events and network with Fisher Alumni, local businesses, and organizations.
Career Counseling Fisher advisors are here to guide you on your career and graduate school options – and to help you identify your unique strengths in order to focus on a career direction.
Skill Building Badge Program In order to enhance workplace readiness and skill development. Fisher College offers a Skill Building Badge Program to provide students an opportunity to develop skills to make them more competitive and career-ready candidates post-graduation. Badges are offered in 6 areas: Career Readiness ■ Leadership & Professionalism ■ Technology for the ■ Communication 21st Century Workplace ■ C ommunity Service ■ Visual and Performing Arts ■
Networking Opportunities Take advantage of the Fisher Alumni network with graduates working at top companies. Fisher Alumni are ready to support your job search!
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Fisher’zs online career network is where students and alumni can find job/ internship opportunities, view career-related events, and schedule appointments with advisors.
Connect in person, virtually, on Handshake, or via email. Let Career Services empower your future!
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Career Services Office careers@fisher.edu Located in the Mall Area: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Play Like a Falcon At Fisher College, athletics is about more than the game. It’s about growth, grit, and the power of community. As proud members of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), our Fisher Falcons compete with purpose and pride in the Continental Athletic Conference that represents colleges and universities from across the U.S. and Canada. Fisher Student-Athletes train hard, play with heart, and show up for one another both on and off the field. But being a Falcon is about more than winning titles. It’s about building confidence, leadership, and lifelong friendships. Whether you’re scoring the game-winning point, supporting your teammates, or cheering from the sidelines, you’ll be part of something special: a team that lifts each other up and never stops striving.
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Learn more about Fisher Athletics and how you can join the flock at fisherfalcons.com to explore opportunities, meet our coaches, and see what it means to be a Falcon.
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During the Habitat for Humanity Program, students gain experience, step out of their comfort zone, and give back to the community.
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- Joshua McKain, MS, MS ’22, P’25, College Librarian
Connect with people Unwind in the Student Center with a game of foosball, pool, ping pong, and arcade games. Shoot some hoops or just kick back and relax here. The Center is more than just a hangout. It’s a hub of connection, fun, and friendship. Looking to dive deeper into campus life? Join one of Fisher’s many student clubs
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that range from Film Club to Fashion Club, Drama Club to the Greenline Environmental Club, and more. At Fisher, you’re never just a face in the crowd. You’re a valued member of a lively, inclusive, and supportive community that celebrates who you are and helps you grow into who you want to be.
Fisher’s Got Talent competition
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Esports
Find Your Future
Embrace Your Surroundings You’ll feel right at home from the moment you arrive. Fisher’s residential halls are beautiful Boston brownstones unique to the Back Bay. Here, you’ll be
“ At the heart of the student experience, the Student Center is where everything and everyone comes together in synergy. Whether you’re living on campus or a commuter, this is your space to connect, collaborate, and recharge.” - Brian J. Perrin Sr., JD Vice President Student Affairs, Dean of Students
in one of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods, living in your new home that blends historic charm with all the comforts and convenience of campus life. Ready to explore? With easy access to the MBTA, Boston’s public transportation system (also known as the “T”), you’ll have the freedom to discover the city’s neighborhoods, rich history, and culture. Whether you’re strolling on the Freedom Trail, through the South End, catching a show downtown, or enjoying the waterfront, you’ll feel like a local. Prefer to stay on campus? There’s always something happening at Fisher. Our Student Activities team plans events year-round: socials, cultural celebrations, movie nights, volunteer opportunities, and more so you can make memories, try something new, and connect with Fisher students. Living and learning at Fisher means embracing everything around you. This is your home base, your launch pad, and your community — and we can’t wait for you to be part of it.
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“ I fell in love
with the school, the location, and the small class sizes. - Roberto Brizuela ‘27 Cybersecurity
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Commute with Confidence Fisher offers a space where you belong.
Being a commuter student at Fisher College means being fully part of the Fisher family: engaged, supported, and always included. Our location, in the heart of Boston in the Back Bay, puts you right in the center of everything, with convenient access to public transportation and an exciting city just outside your door. Take advantage of our discounted semester MBTA pass and get to campus easier and more affordably. And once you’re here, you’ll find a welcoming community waiting for you. From monthly Commuter Student Luncheons to clubs, athletics, and student productions, there are countless ways to get involved and feel at home. Whether you’re commuting across the city or from just a few blocks away, Fisher offers a space where your voice matters, your goals are supported, and your college experience is as rewarding as you make it.
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No Major, No Problem 10 Steps to help you find your
major and your path in life.
1) Know Yourself. Pick a major that matches both your interests and strengths. You’re more likely to enjoy college when you study what you love.
2) Talk to Your Advisor. Advisors are here to help. They can guide you through degree options and point out programs you may not have considered. Research potential salaries and job availability in your field of interest. Passion is important, but so is making a living.
7) Understand the Requirements of a Profession. It’s important to do research on the requirements needed in order to enter a certain field or profession. Some will be more demanding than others, and advisors will be able to help you with this part.
4) Explore If You’re Unsure. Get involved to discover your interests:
8) Browse Job Boards or Handshake. Use sites like Handshake,
3) Weigh the Costs and Outcomes. College is a big investment.
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5) Reconnect with Old Dreams. Think back to what excited you as a child. Were you discouraged from pursuing it? Revisit that dream. If it still brings you joy, consider majoring in it.
9) You Have Some Time. You don’t have to declare a major right away. You can start as an undecided student and give yourself time to explore different subjects, complete general education courses, and discover the right major. Working closely with your academic advisor, you’ll clarify your goals and choose the major that’s right for you.
6) You’ve Got Time. General education classes allow you time to
10) Use Your Summer Break. Take this time to intern, travel,
Be sure to keep a list of these experiences to add to your resume.
gain some knowledge and experience in various fields, and will help you focus on a direction for yourself in choosing a major.
research professions, or explore the world to gain clarity, and then return to school with better focus.
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Discover the World, Discover Yourself If you have a particular location in mind, we can likely get you there!
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Studying abroad changed the way I see the world. It’s not just about checking places Fisher is pleased to offer study abroad programs throughout the world. With the growth of the global off a list—it’s about experiencing different community and the infinitely expanding reach of the internet, it’s simply good business sense for cultures, forming real connections, and employers to seek culturally-literate employees. Students who go abroad expose themselves to characterstepping outside your comfort zone. building challenges that will allow them to develop resilience, flexibility, and adaptability while being immersed in - Lilliana Figueroa, ‘25
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diverse environments.
Some of our more popular destinations: Australia Gold Coast Melbourne Newcastle Sydney Victoria
France Paris
China Beijing
Italy Florence Perugia Rome
Costa Rica San José England London Nottingham
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Ireland Dublin Limerick
Mexico Cuernavaca
New Zealand Auckland Dunedin Wellington Scotland Edinburgh Stirling Spain Barcelona Madrid
Accessibility Services
Academic Support
Office of Student Accessibility Services
Writing and Academic Support Center
The Office of Student Accessibility Services (OSAS) is here to support you during your enrollment. Our office is the central point where students can obtain reasonable classroom, course, program and/or possibly housing accommodations. OSAS can also help you with obtaining external accommodations, referrals to educational testing sites, academic counseling, self-help resources, and most of all serve as a guide and liaison for you. The goal is to help level the “playing field” for students in compliance with the American Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Accommodations are arranged on a case-by-case basis each semester.
Start Strong, Finish Strong
Students who have a documented disability such as ADHD, a learning disability, a psychiatric disability (i.e. major depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorder, or personality disorder), a physical or medical disability (i.e. chronic illness or a traumatic brain injury) and/or vision and hearing impairments may be eligible to receive reasonable academic accommodations.
The Writing and Academic Support Center (WASC) upholds Fisher’s mission of helping students become independent learners, critical thinkers, and successful students. WASC is staffed with professional tutors who have earned graduate degrees and with peer tutors who have shown competence in their subject matter. Professional Tutoring The Writing and Academic Support Center is staffed with multiple tutors to assist students with the topics covered in Fisher College classes. They assist students with all aspects of the learning process, including organizational and study skills. Fisher tutors are experienced with identifying the root of students’ academic difficulties and giving them the tools needed to become independent learners.
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Invest In Your Future
Grants and Scholarships
We’re committed to helping you make it achievable.
Fisher College offers a wide range of scholarship options to help make your education as affordable as possible. In addition to any federal or state financial aid, you may also qualify for one of the following scholarships/awards:
At Fisher College, we believe your education is one of the most powerful investments you’ll ever make, and we’re committed to helping you make it achievable. That’s why we offer over $12 million in scholarships each year, in addition to federal financial aid options that help bring your goals within reach. You won’t navigate the financial aid process alone. Fisher’s Financial Aid Counselors will guide you every step of the way
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We recommend you and your family complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible, even if you need to estimate your family’s income.
to help you build a plan that fits your life and supports your dreams. Whether you’re applying for merit scholarships or need-based aid, they’ll make sure you have the tools and
For more information about Financial Aid, please contact our office at 617-236-8821 or financialaid@fisher.edu.
knowledge to make informed decisions. Want to estimate your potential aid? Use the Net Price Calculator on fisher.edu to explore what your education might look like financially. Cost Calculator www.fisher.edu/affordability Have questions or need help getting started? Reach out to the Office of Financial Aid financialaid@fisher.edu | 617-236-8821 17
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Complete the FAFSA at www.studentaid.gov Fisher College’s Federal School Code is 002150.
Application Process Be empowered Boston is a great place to live and study! Each application file is reviewed on an individual basis and all submitted materials are taken into consideration. Application review for the fall semester begins in November of the previous year. Applicant review for the spring semester begins in September of the previous year.
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I was Accepted... What’s Next? FAFSA, FAFSA, FAFSA!
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Application credentials are reviewed regularly. Accepted students will be notified on a rolling basis. Students who may not meet admissions requirements will be notified after Fisher College has received all relevant information necessary to make a sound admissions decision.
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Fisher College Non-Discrimination Statement Fisher College prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender/sex (including pregnancy), gender identity/expression, race, color, religion or religious creed, sexual orientation, nation origin, ancestry, disability or handicap, age, genetics, marital status, veteran status, and any other category protected by law. Discrimination on the basis of sex violates Fisher College policy as well as a number of state and federal laws, including Title IX of the Educational Amendments Act of 1972. This policy covers nondiscrimination in both employment and access to educational opportunities and services. Such access may include, but is not limited to, admissions, recruitment, financial aid, academic programs, student treatment and services, counseling and guidance, discipline, classroom assignment, grading, vocational education, recreation, physical education, athletics, housing, and employment. When brought to the attention of the College, any such discrimination will be promptly and fairly addressed. Complaint or notice of alleged policy violations, or inquiries or concerns about policy violations may be made to Silvia Pinto, Title IX Coordinator, Fisher College, 118 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02116, 617-236-8812, spinto@fisher.edu, or by calling the Title IX hotline at 617-236-5409. Inquiries may be made externally to: Office for Civil Rights (OCR), U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20202-1100, Customer Service Hotline #: (800) 421-3481, Facsimile: (202) 453-6012, TDD#: (800) 877-8339, Email: OCR@ ed.gov, Web: http://www.ed.gov/ocr; The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”), John F. Kennedy Federal Building, 15 New Sudbury St., Boston, MA 02203, 1-800-669-4000, The Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (“MCAD”), One Ashburton Place Sixth Floor, Room 601, Boston, MA 02108, 617-994-6000.
Office of Admissions 118 Beacon Street I Boston, Massachusetts 02116 (617) 236-8818 I admissions@fisher.edu I www.fisher.edu
@fishercollege Stand in your strength and build your own legacy at Fisher College.