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It's a good close campus university where you get a good opportunity to talk with your professors and classmates. They have a good diverse eating places to go to. They also have many other extracurricular s.

Framingham State is a great school, small classes, great professors and very involved campus life. The students are all respectful and friendly you can talk to anyone! Also we take four courses with higher credits per semester which is nice!

For the cost, which is prety low, Framingham State is a good deal for people who are looking to get out of college without substantial loan debt. As an English/Education student at a college that's known to be the first teaching college though, I have to say their program is subpar. Teachers and overall classes have been for the most part quite redundant, but you get what you pay for. The campus is small and comfortable though, which is a plus. In terms of academics, as I said, their okay, and aside from the lacking education department I have to say they have a stellar English faculty.

It's hard to get into classes. The registar's office is not help. Professors are unwilling to work with students schedules.

This school is for the academically inclined and has a beautiful campus. However, some department heads and office secretaries may seem unhelpful. The students are great and it is generally a nice institution.

FSU may seem like a small college but it has a lot to offer. You get out what you put in and all the professors are willing to help you achieve success. The opportunities that can be found here are amazing and will stay with you for life.

It's just the right size.

FSU is so welcoming. All the student seem to get along and enjoy attending there.

This school is full of resources. The surrounding area keeps the small campus lively. The small population leaves for a close knit community.

A small community like environment where student, faculty, and administrators alike know you by name and say hello with a friendly smile as you walk around campus. Faculty that do not just teach you, they have a vested interest in you and your success and they show it by taking the time to personally sit with you and advise or encourage you as needed. Easy access to tutors that guide your academic success.