Find your passion. Find your future.
Through a personalized approach and small classes, our dedicated faculty will provide support and encouragement along with endless opportunities both in and outside of the classroom.
Discover all that Fitchburg State University has to offer in our undergraduate Viewbook
More than 40 academic programs, 85 student clubs, Division III athletics and a picturesque New England campus located only a 75 minute train ride from Boston. Scholarships available.
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Ranked by U.S. News & World Report in Best Colleges 2026 for Regional Universities North (tie), Top Public Schools, Best Value Schools, Computer Science, Nursing (tie), Best Colleges for Veterans, and Top Performers on Social Mobility (tie).
Academic Programs and Schools
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Browse our wide range of degree and certificate programs, as well as professional development offerings.
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School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education
Graduate Studies
Higher education doesn't always end with a bachelor's degree.
100% Online
Both undergraduate and graduate programs are available to take entirely online.
Continuing Education
Earn your undergraduate degree with our evening programs, complete certificate and degree programs, or take non-credit courses for personal growth.
Things to Know
General Education Program
Our general education program prepares creative and critical thinkers who integrate and communicate learning from a variety of disciplines and experiences in ways that enhance civic, personal, and professional lives.
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Courses and Registration
For the latest on available academic courses, contact the Registrar’s Office and review the University Catalog.
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Faculty Profiles
Want to get to know our faculty? Browse their profiles and search by name, major, and department to get a sense of the people who will be instructing you.
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Give Me The Facts
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Over 60 undergraduate and graduate programs in the arts and humanities, behavioral and social sciences, and professional fields.
90%
of students qualify for and receive financial aid
13:1
student-to-faculty ratio, with an average class size of 16 students
Academic Resources
There's a host of academic resources at your disposal on campus and online that are here to help ensure your success.
Amelia V. Gallucci-Cirio Library
Research is the process of discovery, and in this sense it is a creative act. It is guided by questions, shaped by evidence, and concludes with the sharing of one’s findings.
Student Support
Nobody goes it alone, and no matter the kind of support you need, we are here to help you realize your goals.
Financial Aid
We assist students who, without financial assistance, would be unable to attend college. Last year alone, we awarded $43 million in financial aid to our students.