DISCOVER A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES
Francis Marion University is located on a picturesque campus nestled among oak trees, pines, and azaleas in South Carolina’s Pee Dee region. At FMU, you’ll find a welcoming community where students and faculty know your name and are invested in your success. It’s a place where you’ll be challenged academically while building friendships and connections that will last long after graduation.
Learning at FMU goes beyond the classroom. You’ll gain hands-on experience through internships, research opportunities, fieldwork, and study abroad programs that help prepare you for your future career. Dedicated faculty members work closely with students, providing support, mentorship, and guidance every step of the way.
Student life is vibrant and filled with opportunities to get involved. With more than 60 clubs and organizations, you
can explore your interests, develop leadership skills, and meet people who share your passions. Whether you’re cheering on Patriot athletics, attending campus events, or serving in the community, there is always something happening at FMU.
Throughout your college journey, you’ll be part of a supportive environment that encourages personal and academic growth. You’ll gain confidence, independence, and the skills needed to succeed in an ever-changing world.
Francis Marion University is more than a place to earn a degree—it’s a place where you can grow as a student, leader, and individual. Through meaningful experiences, strong support, and hands-on learning, you’ll gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to achieve your goals and make a positive impact wherever your future takes you.
FMU FAST FACTS
4,243 STUDENTS ENROLLED
90% 89% 3,051 $69 Accolades
STUDENT-PROFESSOR RATIO FACULTY WITH TERMINAL DEGREE
OF STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED ANNUALLY
MILLION AWARDED IN AID
75+ $5,580 MAJORS AND COURSES OF STUDY TUITION & FEES PER SEMESTER before Scholarships & Financial Aid
31 STATES REPRESENTED 22 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED 13:1
Best Regional Universities in the South*
Top Public Schools in the South*
Best Value Schools*
Best Colleges for Social Mobility*
Best Colleges for Veterans*
Best Colleges: Business, Engineering, Nursing, Psychology*
Great Colleges to Work For® Honor Roll+ Military Friendly® School ▸
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Military Friendly
FMU ACADEMICS
At Francis Marion University, your academic journey begins with a strong foundation for success. Through a thoughtfully designed core curriculum spanning the arts, sciences, and humanities, every student develops essential skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication. These general education courses are woven into every degree program, ensuring that no matter your chosen field, you are prepared to think creatively, solve complex challenges, and succeed in a changing world.
With more than 75 majors and programs of study, and new opportunities continually emerging, Francis Marion offers the flexibility to explore your interests and the support to pursue your ambitions. Whether your passion lies in business, education, healthcare, science, or the arts, you’ll find a path tailored to your goals. At FMU, your education is about more than earning a degree it's about developing the knowledge, skills, and adaptability needed to thrive in your career and beyond!
ACADEMIC RESOURCES
CENTER FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND ADVISEMENT (CASA)
CASA is about more than just advising—it’s your one-stop shop for academic success. From tutoring to course planning, career advice and resume preparation, CASA will help you stay focused and confident, ensuring you’re ready for what’s next.
CASA ADVISING
Starting college is an exciting new chapter, and FMU’s CASA advisors are here to help you make the most of it. From choosing classes and exploring majors to setting academic goals, CASA provides the guidance and support you need to navigate your college journey with confidence.
WRITING CENTER
Whether you’re brainstorming, outlining, drafting, or revising, the Writing Center is here to help. Advisors are available to provide personalized feedback on assignments across all subjects, helping you strengthen your writing, build confidence, and succeed in the classroom.
TUTORING CENTER
Success starts with having the right support. Whether you need help understanding course material, preparing for an exam, or completing an assignment, the Tutoring Center provides personalized assistance to help you reach your academic goals. With both in-person and online options, expert help is always within reach.
CAREER CENTER
Your future starts now. From exploring career paths and building a standout resume to preparing for interviews and networking with employers, FMU’s Career Center helps you turn your goals into reality. With personalized support and job fairs each semester, you’ll have opportunities to make valuable connections and gain career-ready experience before graduation.
UNIVERSITY LIFE 100
University Life 100 equips you with the skills you need as you begin your college journey. In this course, you’ll get an in-depth look at the university, connect with other new students in your major, and learn strategies to make the most of your college life.
INTERNSHIPS
Internships provide valuable opportunities for you to gain experience in your field. From day one, you’ll find opportunities to grow your skills, fill your resume, and get hands-on experience in the area of your choice. Whether you plan to go straight into a career or pursue graduate school, internships help you stand out from the rest.
FMU has such a vibrant campus. There is always something to do, whether it’s attending a sporting event or a Student Life activity, working out with friends, or spending time at the pool. The amenities are great, and the people you meet become some of your closest friends.
Without my renewable academic scholarship, I probably wouldn’t have attended college and would have gone straight into the workforce. College is expensive, and knowing I won’t have to pay anything back has relieved a huge amount of stress.
THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
The College of Liberal Arts equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed both professionally and personally. With dedicated faculty and hands-on learning opportunities, students explore a wide range of disciplines while preparing for meaningful careers and graduate study.
Biology
Biology students may study environmental science, medical technology, and veterinary studies as well as pre-professional tracks in pre-med, pre-dental, pre-physical therapy, and pre-physician assistant. Students participate in research with faculty and have many hands-on learning opportunities at FMU research sites in SC and at the Wildsumaco Station in Ecuador.
Chemistry
Chemistry students examine the composition and reactions of substances in the natural world. They engage in research and pursue traditional or pre-professional tracks in pre-dentistry and prepharmacy. Graduates often have careers in research, environmental science, and education. Many continue to graduate school.
English
English majors build strong critical thinking, writing, and analytical skills through literature, language, and writing studies. Tracks include liberal arts, professional writing, and teacher licensure. Graduates pursue careers in writing, marketing, education, law, public relations, and more.
Fine Arts
Programs in art education, music industry, theatre arts, and visual arts combine creative performance and studio work with academic study, preparing students for careers in the arts and entertainment industries.
Forestry
Forestry students learn to manage and conserve forest ecosystems by studying forest, water, soil, and wildlife resources. They develop plans that balance environmental stewardship with land-use needs and learn about sustainable timber management.
History
History students develop research, writing, and analytical skills while studying past and present issues. Graduates pursue careers or advanced study in law, business, journalism, education, government, and public service.
Mass Communication
Students prepare for careers in media through tracks in broadcast journalism, convergence journalism, and public relations. Internship opportunities provide hands-on professional experience.
Mathematics
Mathematics offers a well-rounded undergraduate education with options for a major in mathematics or teacher licensure for secondary education.
Modern Languages
Students may major in French or Spanish while gaining experiential and international learning opportunities. Graduates pursue careers in education, healthcare, international relations, and business.
Physics and Engineering
Programs in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, and Engineering Technology combine coursework, research, and internships with industry partners, preparing students for careers in engineering, technology, and graduate study.
Political Science
The classes I took and the research skillset I’ve developed have prepared me so well that I feel confident going into my top-choice graduate program.
Students study political systems and global issues through tracks in political science, criminal justice, and international affairs. Graduates pursue careers in law, government, military service, journalism, public service, and more, or continue into graduate study.
Psychology
Psychology students study behavior, research methods, and the brain while preparing for careers or graduate study. Advanced degrees include Doctor of Psychology, Applied Psychology (Clinical/Counseling and Applied Behavior Analysis), and School Psychology programs.
Sociology
Sociology explores human behavior and cultural diversity while building research and communication skills. Internships prepare students for careers in social services, education, public policy, and related fields.
THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
The School of Business prepares students to excel in today’s dynamic and competitive business world. With small class sizes and a supportive, student-focused faculty, you’ll receive the personal attention and guidance needed to succeed both inside and outside the classroom. Faculty members bring real-world experience into their teaching, helping you connect business concepts to current industry practices and emerging global trends.
All business majors build a strong foundation in both theory and realworld application across key business disciplines such as accounting, finance, management, marketing, and economics. In addition to this core curriculum, students select an area of emphasis that aligns with their individual interests and career goals, allowing for a more personalized and purposeful academic experience.
Beyond mastering essential business principles, students are encouraged to think critically, communicate effectively, solve complex problems, and uphold the highest ethical standards. These skills are essential for success in today’s global marketplace, where adaptability and innovation are highly valued. The School of Business is accredited by AACSB International, the premier accrediting body for business education, placing it among the top five percent of business schools worldwide and ensuring a high standard of academic excellence.
Learning extends far beyond the classroom. Students engage in professional development opportunities such as Dress for Success workshops, Career Connections events, networking sessions, and guest lectures from industry leaders. These experiences help students build confidence, professionalism, and a clear understanding of career expectations.
Areas of study include:
Accounting
Business Economics
Experiential learning is a cornerstone of the program. Students work on real-world projects for organizations ranging from local startups to Fortune 500 companies, gaining hands-on experience in solving actual business challenges. Internships are strongly encouraged and often lead to job offers after graduation, giving students a competitive edge in the job market and valuable professional connections.
Through these combined experiences, students graduate prepared not only with a strong academic background, but also with the practical skills, confidence, and professional network needed to launch successful careers in business and beyond.
Computer Science
Finance
General Business
Healthcare Informatics
Management
Human Resource Management
Network Systems Management
Nonprofit Management
Sports Management
Supply Chain Management
Management Information Systems
Systems Management
Systems Design
Network Management
(only for AAS technical college graduates)
Marketing
Sports Marketing
Digital Marketing
Marketing Strategy
My computer science classes have been aligned with real world careers. The professors are setting us up for success by doing this.
Interning in the accounting department at BMW was an eye-opening experience. The projects I completed in my college courses prepared me for the work I did. FMU's emphasis on real-world applications made a difference in my ability to do my job well.
THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
The School of Education is dedicated to preparing the next generation of teachers to lead and inspire in an ever-evolving educational landscape. Through innovative methods, forward-thinking programs, and hands-on classroom experiences, students gain the skills and confidence needed to succeed in today’s schools. Early and continuous field experiences allow students to observe, practice, and refine their teaching skills in real classroom settings. Along the way, they are encouraged to uphold high standards, lead with compassion, and foster a commitment to lifelong learning and service to their communities.
The School of Education offers the following undergraduate degrees:
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Secondary Education Certification (Biology, English, History, Math)
PreK-12 Certification (Art Education, Special Education
Multicategorical: Autism Studies)
All programs are accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), reflecting a strong commitment to excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement in teacher preparation.
FMU is also proud to host the South Carolina Teaching Fellows Program, offering students unique enrichment and professional development opportunities across the state and throughout the Pee Dee region. Teaching Fellows may receive up to $6,000 per year up to four years while completing a degree leading to teacher
licensure. In return, graduates commit to teaching in South Carolina for one year for each year they receive the fellowship—an investment in both their future and the future of education in the state.
In addition to its undergraduate programs, the School of Education also offers the following graduate degrees:
Master of Education - Teaching & Learning
Master of Arts in Teaching - Multi-Categorical Special Education
Accelerated Master of Arts in Teaching - Early Childhood Education
Accelerated Master of Arts in Teaching - Elementary Education
Francis Marion is also home to two Centers of Excellence: the Center of Excellence for Teaching Children of Poverty and the Center of Excellence for Teacher Retention and Induction in the Pee Dee. Students within the School of Education benefit from these Centers through specialized training, professional development workshops, classroom resources, and applied learning opportunities that strengthen their preparation for the teaching profession.
One of the things I loved most about FMU was the faculty. My professors were all so caring and challenged me to do my best while providing guidance and encouragement in the classroom and through my student teaching experience.
The McNair Scholarship opened doors I never imagined. I studied abroad at University College Cork (UCC) in Ireland and traveled to France with other scholars.
THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES
The School of Health Sciences prepares students to make a meaningful impact in today’s rapidly evolving healthcare field. Offering high-quality bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, the School equips future professionals with the knowledge, clinical experience, and leadership skills needed to thrive in a wide range of healthcare settings. Students benefit from interdisciplinary learning, modern facilities, and hands-on training that emphasizes patient-centered care and evidence-based practice. Academic programs include Nursing, Healthcare Administration, Occupational Therapy, and Speech-Language Pathology.
FMU Nursing
FMU’s Nursing program provides a clear pathway to success for students at every stage of their journey. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) combines a strong foundation in general education and prerequisite coursework with advanced, hands-on clinical training. Students gain real-world experience in diverse healthcare environments, preparing them to deliver high-quality patient care. For registered nurses seeking to advance their careers, the fully online RN-to-BSN program offers a flexible option to earn a bachelor’s degree while continuing to work in the field.
In addition to undergraduate degrees in nursing, the university offers the following graduate degrees:
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner
Master of Science in Nursing - Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Master of Science in Nursing - Nurse Educator
Post-Master’s Nurse Educator Certificate
Post-Master's Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Certificate
Healthcare Administration
The School is also home to the Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration, a program designed to develop strong leaders in healthcare management. With an emphasis on leadership, innovation, ethics, and lifelong learning, students are prepared for diverse career paths in administration, education, research, advanced practice, and beyond, meeting the growing demands of today’s healthcare system with confidence and expertise. Students also engage in internships and experiential learning opportunities that connect classroom knowledge to real healthcare environments.
Additional Graduate Programs
Beyond graduate nursing degrees, the School of Health Sciences also offers graduate degrees in the following areas:
Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Master of Speech-Language Pathology
I cannot imagine a better place to study nursing than FMU. Our professors pushed us to become the best nurses we can be. I knew I was prepared because of what I learned in the classroom from my professors and the experiences I received.
I know the education I received at FMU, along with the tight-knit community we had in nursing, prepared me to make a real difference in people’s lives.
CLASS of 2024
ZACHARY GAMBA
FMU HONORS
FMU Honors is designed for high-achieving students who want to push their academic potential in a challenging and supportive community. It fosters curiosity, encourages exploration across disciplines, and extends learning well beyond the classroom.
As an Honors student, you’ll take part in interdisciplinary courses, connect with motivated peers, and engage in unique opportunities such as faculty-mentored research,
living-learning communities, campus events, and study abroad opportunities.
Students who complete 21 credit hours of Honors coursework, maintain a minimum GPA of 3.25, and fulfill requirements, such as the Honors Colloquium and an Honors Independent Study, graduate with University Honors—an impressive academic distinction.
Pictured: Honors Spring Trip 2025 - Spain.
STUDY ABROAD
FMU’s Study Abroad program opens the door to global opportunities, connecting students with 12 partner institutions across seven countries. These experiences allow you to broaden your perspective, engage with new cultures, and strengthen your academic journey, all while paying FMU tuition for semester-long programs.
For students seeking a shorter international experience, FMU also offers
faculty-led programs, including immersive study at the Wildsumaco Biological Station in Ecuador.
Whether for a semester or a shortterm program, studying abroad at FMU empowers you to learn beyond the classroom and develop a global perspective that enhances both your education and your future career.
Canada
University of Prince Edward Island, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Ecuador
Wildsumaco Biological Station, Sumaco, Ecuador
England
De Montfort University, Leicester, England
France
Université de Caen Normandie, Caen, France
Rennes School of Business, Rennes, France
Germany
EAH Jena University of Applied Sciences, Jena, Germany
Hochschule Schmalkalden, University of Applied Sciences, Schmalkalden, Germany
RPTU University
Kaiserslautern-Landau, Landau, Germany
Universität Trier, Trier, Germany
Ireland
Carlow College, St. Patrick’sCarlow, Republic of Ireland
University College Cork, Cork, Republic of Ireland
Spain
University of Burgos, Burgos, Spain
Pictured: A group of FMU students in Stuttgart, Germany.
ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE
At Francis Marion, being a Patriot means striving for excellence on the field, in the classroom, and in the stands. With five national championships, 130 AllAmericans, and 358 Academic All-Americans, FMU Athletics proves that success comes from dedication, talent, and heart.
Patriot history is filled with standout moments and record-breaking performances. Legendary alum Pearl Moore (`79) remains the all-time leading scorer in women’s college basketball with 4,061 points, while Lauryn Taylor (`24) set an incredible single-game record with 43 rebounds: These achievements are just a glimpse of the greatness that defines FMU Athletics.
Today, the Patriots continue to compete—and win—on a big stage. FMU’s 15 NCAA varsity teams proudly compete in Conference Carolinas and the Big Sky Conference (men’s golf). Student-athletes also have opportunities to compete at the junior varsity level in sports including baseball and men’s soccer.
Whether you’re competing, cheering from the stands, or showing your Patriot pride across campus, FMU offers an exciting, high-energy athletic experience. Here, you don’t just watch the action, you become part of a tradition built on passion, pride, and performance.
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FMU FIELDS THE FOLLOWING NCAA TEAMS:
Acrobatics & Tumbling
Baseball
Men’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball
Men’s Cross Country
Women’s Cross Country
Golf
Men’s Soccer
Women’s Soccer
Softball
Men’s Tennis
Women’s Tennis
Men’s Track
Women’s Track
Volleyball
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SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
At Francis Marion University, we are committed to making a high-quality, world-class education both affordable and accessible so you can focus on what matters most: learning, growing, and preparing for your future.
Choosing FMU means choosing one of the best educational values in South Carolina. It is a smart investment in your future without the burden of overwhelming financial stress. For eight consecutive years, FMU has held tuition steady because we believe your path to success should be clear, predictable, and within reach, without surprise increases along the way.
We know that planning for college is a major financial decision for students and families. That’s why our Financial Assistance Office is here to support you every step of the way, helping you explore scholarships, grants, and other forms of aid to make your education as affordable as possible.
TYPES OF AID
At FMU, we know your education is invaluable, and we work hard to ensure your tuition reflects that commitment to value, stability, and opportunity.
To determine what financial assistance is available to you, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.studentaid.gov. The FAFSA collects information that will be analyzed for use by FMU’s Financial Assistance Office to determine the type(s) of assistance you qualify for. It is highly recommended that you and your parent(s) apply for a FSA ID before completing your FAFSA. FMU’s FAFSA code is 009226.
Once the FAFSA is complete, the Office of Financial Assistance will put together a financial aid package for you consisting of one or more types of aid.
There are a number of different types of loans available to students. Two terms to be aware of are subsidized and unsubsidized loans. Subsidized loans are need-based, while unsubsidized loans are not. In addition, the subsidized loan does not begin accruing interest until six months after students stop attending college, while unsubsidized loans begin accruing interest as soon as the loan begins.
FEDERAL WORK STUDY
Work study is need-based and allows students to work oncampus to receive federally subsidized pay.
GRANTS
Federal and state grants are available to students. Grants include the Pell Grant and SC Need-Based Grant.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Francis Marion offers hundreds of scholarships to help defray the costs of tuition for our students. All accepted first-time freshmen for the fall semester will be considered for meritbased scholarships, though some scholarship programs have specific applications.
SCHOLARSHIPS
MCNAIR SCHOLARSHIP
The McNair Scholarship is named for former South Carolina Governor Robert E. McNair. McNair was instrumental in the founding of Francis Marion University over fifty years ago. This scholarship covers a student’s full tuition, housing, and meal plan and also offers funding for a study abroad experience. McNair Scholars are members of FMU Honors and possess a strong interest in public service and pursuing a public service career. The McNair Scholarship application packet, including required essays and letters of recommendation, is due by December 1.
DARLA MOORE SCHOLARSHIP
The Darla Moore Scholarship is funded by a $5 million gift from the Darla Moore Foundation. This scholarship fully covers tuition. To be eligible, students must be South Carolina residents enrolling in full-time undergraduate studies and demonstrate a financial need based on FAFSA. Recipients of the Darla Moore Scholarship must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA.
ACADEMIC DISTINCTION SCHOLARSHIP
All first-time freshmen who are SC residents and enroll in the fall semester are considered for Academic Distinction scholarships. These awards are given in rounds, so early application completion is strongly encouraged. Students who are in the top 40% in their class, have scored at least an 1100 on the SAT or a 22 on the ACT, and have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA will automatically be awarded a minimum of $1,000 in merit-based aid.
FIRST GENERATION FUND
The FMU First Generation Fund was designed to assist FMU students who are the first in their family to attend college. Students should apply for the First Generation scholarship through the Admissions Scholarship Application.
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS
FMU enrolls over 1,200 students annually who benefit from South Carolina’s Palmetto Fellows, LIFE, and HOPE scholarships. Individual students can work with school counselors in their high schools to apply for the state grants.
DONOR-SUPPORTED SCHOLARSHIPS
FMU also offers over 150 named, specialty scholarships. These awarded scholarships are available to all students, though many have specialized qualifying criteria, such as a particular field of study or specific hometown or home county. The application for these scholarships is due March 31 and can be found on the Financial Assistance webpage at www.fmarion.edu/ financialassistance/scholarships.
ADMISSIONS SCHOLARSHIPS APPLICATION
Students seeking First Generation funds, transfer scholarship funds, out-of-state waivers, or any other Admissions scholarship that does not require a separate application are encouraged to apply. Scholarship opportunities range from $500 to full tuition and room and board. Eligible applicants include high school seniors, incoming transfer students or returning students for the Fall 2027 term. Applicants must be accepted for admission by FMU.
It is highly recommended that high school students maintain a minimum cumulative weighted high school GPA of 3.0 and rank in the top 40% of their graduating class. For transfer or returning students, a 3.0 college GPA is required.
Academic scholarships are competitive, with class rank, cumulative weighted GPA, and SAT/ACT test scores strongly considered. Need-based scholarship support is based on federal need as indicated from the FAFSA review. Students with strong academic profiles will be given preference for need-based scholarship support.
The first step in determining what types of financial assistance may be available to you is completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at studentaid.gov FMU’s FAFSA code is 009226. Students must complete a new application each year to continue receiving financial assistance.
SCAN THE QR CODE OR VISIT: fmarion.edu/financialassistance/scholarships for more details on available scholarships.
FMUSTUDENTLIFE
STUDENT LIFE AT FMU EMBRACE YOUR SURROUNDINGS
At Francis Marion University, getting involved is easy—and it’s one of the best parts of your college experience. Whether you live on campus or commute, you’ll find countless ways to connect, have fun, and make lasting memories. With more than 60 student organizations, fraternities, and sororities, there’s a place for everyone—and plenty of opportunities to find your people.
Campus life at FMU is always buzzing with energy. From the highly anticipated First Friday Festival that kicks off the academic year to intramural sports, yoga classes, Greek Games, outdoor movies, FMU’s Got Talent, and more, there’s always something happening. Students also have the opportunity to participate in vocal and instrumental ensembles as well as University Theatre productions, providing creative outlets for performers and art enthusiasts alike.
FMU Student Life is your gateway to it all, helping you explore new interests, meet new friends, and make the most of your time outside the classroom. Get involved, build your community, and create a college experience you’ll never forget.
LIVE WHERE YOU LEARN
Living on campus means more than just having a place to stay, it means finding your home away from home. Our Housing and Residence Life program is designed to support your success, offering modern, comfortable living spaces in a safe and welcoming environment. Here, you’ll truly live where you learn. Your residence hall or university apartment is where late-night study sessions turn into lifelong friendships and where you relax, recharge, and create memories that define your college experience. It’s your space to grow academically, socially, and personally. With a variety of on-campus housing options to choose from, you can find the perfect fit. At FMU, home isn’t just where you sleep, it’s where your college journey comes to life.
RESIDENCE HALLS
Residence Halls are for freshmen and sophomore students, but all full-time students may choose to live here. Our residence halls feature state-ofthe-art security with electronic access control and a Resident Assistant on every floor.
THE VILLAGE APARTMENTS
The Village Apartments offer a higher degree of independence for students, making them ideal for upperclassmen. One and four bedroom apartments are available, each with a shared kitchen, living area, and bathroom.
THE FOREST VILLAS
Tailored to upperclassmen and graduate students, the Forest Villas feature four-bedroom apartments, each complete with a shared kitchen, adjoining living room, and four full bedrooms, creating an excellent living space for those seeking a more independent lifestyle.
Freshmen Applicants: Students applying directly to FMU as freshmen (this includes students who anticipate some college credit for advanced level high school courses) should complete these steps:
Complete the Undergraduate Admissions Application using our application center, https://fmarion.campus.eab.com/portal/login/
Submit your most recent high school transcript electronically to documents@fmarion.edu or upload and submit along with your application.
Pay the Application Fee ($41) online.
FMU is test optional. Test scores are not required for admission, but if you would like to submit test scores, use the codes below:
FMU - ACT Code: 3856
FMU - SAT Code: 5442
Transfer Applicants: Students considering transferring to FMU from a four-year college or a two-year institution should follow these steps:
Complete the Undergraduate Admissions Application using our application center, https://fmarion.campus.eab.com/portal/login
Submit transcripts from any college or universities attended electronically to documents@fmarion.edu or upload and submit along with your application.
Pay the Application Fee ($41) online.
Students with fewer than 22 hours of transferable credit should also submit a final official high school transcript electronically to documents@fmarion.edu or by mail to the Office of Admissions (PO Box 100547, Florence, SC 29502).
If available, send your official ACT and/or SAT score reports to FMU.
Use these codes in the request:
FMU - ACT Code: 3856
FMU - SAT Code: 5442
Technical College Transfer Students interested in transferring to FMU from a two-year institution are encouraged to view the institution’s transfer guide at collegetransfer.net.
VISIT CAMPUS
We love having visitors on our beautiful campus! Join us for an Open House or Showcase event, take part in a virtual visit, or stop by for a weekday tour.
Fall Open House events will be held October 10 and November 14. Contact the Office of Admissions or visit www.fmarion.edu/ admissions/visitus/ to schedule your visit.
Tour Tip: Do you have a major or special interest in mind? Let us know before your visit and we’ll arrange a meeting with a faculty or staff member from that area.
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FRANCIS MARIONACADEMIC PROGRAMS
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Biology
Biology
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Medical Technology
Pre-Dental
Pre-Medical
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Physician Assistant
Biology Secondary
Education Certification
Veterinary Studies
Chemistry
Chemistry
Pre-Pharmacy
American Chemical
Society Certification
Forensic Science
Pharmaceutical Studies
English
English
Creative Writing
Liberal Arts
Technical and Professional Writing
English Secondary
Education Certification
Creative Writing*
Fine Arts
Music Industry
Theatre Arts
Theatre Performance
Theatre Design/ Technology
Visual Arts
Ceramics
Graphic Design
Painting
Photography
PreK-12 Art Education
Certification
Art History*
Music*
Forestry
Forestry
History
History
History Education Certification
Archaeology*
Humanities
African & African American Studies*
Gender Studies*
Geography*
International Studies*
Philosophy & Religious Studies*
Mass Communication
Mass Communication
Broadcast Journalism
Convergence Journalism
Public Relations
Mathematics
Mathematics
Mathematics Secondary
Education Certification
Statistics*
Modern Languages
French
Spanish
Physics & Engineering
Physics
Computational Physics
Health Physics
Industrial Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Technology
Electronic Engineering
Technology
Environmental Science
Astronomy*
Political Science
Criminal Justice
Political Science
International Affairs
Pre-Law
Geography*
Legal Studies*
Military Science*
Psychology
Psychology
Sociology
Social Work
Sociology
Health Studies
Anthropology*
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Doctor of Psychology
Master of Science in
Applied Psychology
Applied Behavior
Analysis
Clinical Counseling
Specialist Degree in
School Psychology
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Accounting
Business Economics
Computer Science
Finance
General Business
Healthcare Informatics
Management
Human Resource
Management
Network Systems
Management
Nonprofit Management
Sports Management
Supply Chain
Management
Management Information
Systems
Systems Management
Systems Design
Network Management (only for AAS technical college graduates)
Marketing
Sports Marketing
Digital Marketing
Marketing Strategy
GRADUATE
PROGRAMS
Master of Business
Administration
Master of Business
Administration in
Healthcare Executive Management
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Secondary Education Certification (Biology, English, History, Math)
PreK-12 Certification (Art Education, Special Education
Multicategorical: Autism Studies)
GRADUATE
PROGRAMS
Master of Education
Teaching & Learning
Master of Arts in Teaching
Multi-Categorical
Special Education
Accelerated Master of Arts in Teaching in Early Childhood Education
Accelerated Master of Arts in Teaching in Elementary Education
SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Nursing Nursing
RN to BSN Nursing (two-year to four-year degree)
Healthcare
Healthcare Administration
Speech-Language Pathology*
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Nursing
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Master of Science in Nursing
Family Nurse
Practitioner
Nurse Educator
Psychiatric Mental
Health Nurse
Practitioner
Nurse Educator Certificate
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse
Practitioner Certificate
Occupational Therapy
Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Speech-Language Pathology
Master of SpeechLanguage Pathology
* Minor, collateral, and/or courses only