Fisher College

Fisher College, established in 1903, is a Boston-based independent college, offering programs that combine a liberal education with career and pre-professional courses created to meet the varying needs of both conventional and non-conventional learners. Through its degree level and certificate programs, Fisher College has attempted to create a learning atmosphere that promotes the intellectual growth of the students, fosters esteem for self and others, and aims at developing the innate capacities of every student to prepare for a complete, rewarding, and productive professional and personal life. Graduates of Fisher College are supposed to be knowledgeable decision-makers, prepared for instant career entrance or further higher education, and able to show an understanding of and appreciation for the values of all societies.It has always been the practice of Fisher College to provide the educational requirements for different people. In its Day Division, the College offers career and transfer programs in a small college location. This division enthusiastically looks for a diverse individuals reflecting a sample of American and global cultures. The Division of Continuing and Distance Education provides programs to a wide range of students and to business and industry via courses, seminars, practicum, and training sessions.Admissions Fisher College enthusiastically seeks students from a broad range of backgrounds who have showed the potential to graduate from Fisher College. Every application file is assessed on an individual basis, and all presented materials are taken into account.Application credentials are reviewed recurrently. Accepted students will be informed on a rolling basis. Students who may not meet admissions requirements will be informed after Fisher College has received all related information needed to make a sound admissions conclusion. Admission Requirements:1. A filled out application form (available online).2. A $25 application fee (there is no application fee for domestic students applying online).3. Official transcriptions from all the high schools and colleges attended (no copies are accepted).4. If you have completed a GED instead of high school, please provide official test scores.5. Home-schooled students should contact the admissions office to discuss admissions requirements.6. The admissions office preserves the right to ask for additional information to determine admissions eligibility.Before first matriculation a final official high school transcript with your date of graduation must be sent to the College. Student Services Starting with your first contact with the College and continuing till graduation, as a student you are provided with assistance in numerous ways, such as career, educational, housing, personal, and health counseling. Even after you graduate, Fisher College is still there for you offering lifelong career planning and job placement assistance.