Fisher College is a great place to start your college career. Located in the safe, historical Back Bay neighborhood in the heart of Boston, Fisher College has welcomed students from all over Massachusetts, New England, the USA and from all over the world for over one hundred years.

At Fisher you will receive the individualized attention that you need to be a successful student. Fisher College graduation rates are among the highest of associate degree granting institutions in New England. Come to College where you will feel like you are special - a place where you belong!

Founded in 1903, Fisher College is a Boston-based accredited independent college, offering curricula that integrate a liberal education with career and pre-professional programs designed to meet the changing needs of both traditional and non-traditional learners. Through its degree level and certificate programs, Fisher College has endeavored to create a learning environment that fosters the intellectual growth of its students, promotes respect for self and others, and seeks to develop the inherent capacities of each individual student to prepare for a full, satisfying, and productive professional and cultural life. Graduates of Fisher College are expected to be informed decision-makers, prepared for immediate career entry or further higher education, and able to demonstrate an understanding of and appreciation for the values of all cultures.

Since its beginnings, Fisher College has empowered students through education - one student at a time. Students from all over the world choose to attend Fisher because of its small size, attention to the individual, wonderful academic support, high graduation rate and because our alumni learn the skills they need to succeed in their career. Fisher offers an individualized educational experience that few can match. Start with committed faculty members; add small class sizes, a supportive environment and internship experiences; mix in a one hundred year history of success; and you will begin to understand why you belong at Fisher College.

Approximately 300 students make their homes in one of our four residence halls. Fisher is located just around the corner from the Boston Common in comfortable, 1900's "brownstone" townhouses with all the comforts of home. The turn of the century residence halls are elegant yet homey. Modern amenities (such as security; common areas with full-size refrigerators and microwaves, and TV/Lounge rooms with cable TV and DVD) make the halls a comfortable place to study, relax, or just hang out with your friends. While each living area is unique, each fosters an environment that is conducive to learning.

Popular activities include: white water rafting, talent shows, holiday celebrations, and theme dinners. The Office of Co-Curricular Programming is responsible for offering events on and off campus, such as the Drama Club; the Charles Viewer; Multi-Cultural, Management and Dance Clubs. The Office also oversees the Student Government Association, a major leadership forum for students.

Fisher College offers four residential halls all located on quaint Boston city streets near Fisher College.  Two of the buildings are considered 24-hour quiet floor residences.  All of the halls are coed (with alternate male/female floors), and feature kitchens, lounges, study areas, laundry facilities and vending machines.

Fisher College is located right in the heart of one of the East Coasts largest metropolitan areas - the City of Boston.

Walk the streets of Boston and history is around you everywhere. You'll come for the Revolutionary sites along the Freedom Trail, but the seasoned Boston traveler will know to search out the unusual - like the Ether Dome, where ether was first used - and the bizarre - the small bocce court in the North End built along the path of the Great Molasses Flood of 1919.
But that's only a part of your visit to Boston! From museums to pro sports, from fresh seafood to Italian cuisine, Boston has something for everyone. It's also a great place to start your exploration of New England.

One of America's oldest cities (founded in 1630), Boston remains one of its most European in feel. Like many European cities, Boston is best explored on foot. Make sure to wear some comfortable shoes to explore the Freedom Trail (which links key historic sites downtown by way of a red line painted on the sidewalk), the Public Garden, the bookshops and other stores of Harvard Square. 

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The go-study.com tuition for Fall 2008 is $ 33,331

The tuition fee includes all of the following:

• Application fees
• Insurance
• Orientation fees (if applicable)
• University deposit
• Tuition
• Accommodation on campus (usually a shared room)
• Full meal plan
• Comprehensive accident/health insurance
• Transfer to campus from closest International Airport
• Full-term monitoring by Study Group counselors
• 24-hour access to toll-free service lines
• Resolution of problems or emergencies