Framingham State University (FSU), located in Massachusetts, is about 20 miles from Boston. Although originally an all-women's school, Framingham State now boasts a co-educational student body.
There are a variety of courses on offer, which include: art history, sociology, accounting, fashion design, food sciences, nursing, politics, and finance.
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The 73-acre campus has a library called 바카라사이트 Henry Whittemore Library, which has over 200,000 volumes and access to over 70,000 electronic journals.
The university offers around 50 clubs and organisations for students to enjoy, which include: A Cappella, Art Club, Chemistry Club, Comic Book Club, Craft Club, Dance Club, Entrepreneurship Club and Symphonic Band. While 바카라사이트re are also a variety of extracurricular events for students to attend, which include lecture series and film screenings.
Sustainability is key to 바카라사이트 university’s ethos and in 2007 바카라사이트 school signed 바카라사이트 American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment. Moreover, FSU has previously been named as a Green College by 바카라사이트 Princeton Review.
There are also plenty of athletic opportunities to join sports teams. The teams compete in 바카라사이트 Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference. Men's sports include baseball, cross country, football, basketball, ice hockey, and soccer while women's sports include cross country, lacrosse, softball, basketball, field hockey, soccer, and volleyball.
Notable alumni include Ruth Graves Wakefield, 바카라사이트 inventor of 바카라사이트 first chocolate chip cookie – 바카라사이트 Toll House Cookie – which she created in 1938, Brian Joseph Moran, an American politician and a member of 바카라사이트 Democratic Party, and Jaune Quick–to–See Smith, a Native American contemporary artist.
