Overview

Fisher College is located at a prime location in Boston. It also has campuses in North Attleboro, Brockton, and New Bedford. Fisher is ascribed by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Fisher has changed lives by giving students the things they need to successfully compete in today’s challenging economy. Fisher college is one of the best destinations to study abroad. The majors and graduation programs demonstrate expertise in important fields such as management, accounting, fashion, marketing, criminal justice, biology, IT, and cybersecurity. The system believes in educating students about intellectual engagement, meeting together in small-group learning spaces, or with industry and business leaders through training courses, guest talks, and site visits. Fisher College provides educational resources in Boston; a city that has a great history and culture, and a center for intellectual, business, and scientific development.

FEATURES OF FISHER COLLEGE
Health and Safety
Working hard to meet the diverse needs of students, Fisher is a supportive and caring environment that gives students the unique attention they need.

Student Service and Support Center
It is the first point of contact for many administrative services at Fisher College. They support students with whatever resources they have.

Exposure of Life
Fisher offers several ways to get involved, exploring how you can be part of an off-campus community across Boston.

Office of Student Access Services:
The Student Acquisition Services Office (OSAS) is here to support you at the time of your registration. Our office is the main point where students request and find suitable accommodation, course, program, and/or accommodation. OSAS can also assist you in finding foreign accommodation, transfer to educational testing centers, educational counseling, self-help resources, and above all it serves as your guide and link. The purpose is to help balance student “playground”. Accommodation is arranged according to the stages of each semester. Fisher College has been the most fascinating destination among students to study in the USA.

Students with a written disability such as ADHD, learning disabilities, mental retardation (i.e., major depression, bipolar disorder, extreme anxiety or personality impairment), physical/medical disability (i.e., chronic illness, traumatic brain injury), and/or visual / hearing impairment finding a suitable place to live.

Courses:
Financial Accounting 3 Credits
CJ201 Corrections in America (SS) 3 Credits
CJ225 Criminal Court Process (SS) 3 Credits
CJ420 Advanced Criminological Theory (SS) 3 Credits
CM100 Introduction to Human Communication (H) 3 Credits
CM105 Public Speaking 3 Credits
CM300 Communication Theory (H) 3 Credits
CM316 Advertising Campaigns (H) 3 Credits
CS101 † ‡ Computer Concepts and Applications 3 Credits
CS245 Management Application and Information Systems (CS) 3 Credits
CS205 Programming I (CS) 3 Credits
EC101 Macroeconomics (SS) 3 Credits
ED115 Introduction to Early Intervention 3 Credits
ED120 Infant and Toddler Curricula 3 Credits
ED125 Observation, Screening & Documentation in ECE Settings 3 Credits
ED205 Children with Special Needs 3 Credits
ED224 Supervision and Personnel Management in Programs for Children 3 Credits
ED315 Planning Environments for Children 3 Credits
EN101 English I 3 Credits
EN101x5 English I (x5) 3 Credits
EN102 English II 3 Credits
EN201 Intermediate Writing: Literature and Research (H) 3 Credits
EN303 Selected Themes in Modern World Literature (G)(H) 3 Credits
FL121 Elementary Spanish (G)(H) 3 Credits
HM310 Healthcare Law and Government Regulations 3 Credits
HM330 Health Information Systems 3 Credits
HM430 Strategic Planning and Organizational Management in Healthcare 3 Credits
HR360 Compensation and Benefits 3 Credits
HR401 Employment Law and Labor Relations 3 Credits
HS101 Introduction to Human Services and the Social Welfare Professions (SS) 3 Credits
HS303 Substance Abuse (SS) 3 Credits
HS460 Internship in Human Services 3 Credits
HT101 Introduction to Health Information Technology 3 Credits
HT190 Supervised Professional Practice I 3 Credits
HT210 Coding and Classification Systems II 3 Credits
HT251 Health Care Reimbursement Methodologies 3 Credits
LA204 Business Law 3 Credits
LB440 Liberal Arts and Sciences Seminar 3 Credits
MA106 *◊ Elementary Algebra (M) 3 Credits
ME201 Medical Terminology 3 Credits
MG202 Human Resource Management 3 Credits
MG303 Managerial Communications 3 Credits
MG315 International Management 3 Credits

FISHER COLLEGE
MG425 Topics in Leadership 3 Credits
MG435 Operations Management 3 Credits
MK201 Principles of Marketing 3 Credits
MK310 Integrated Marketing Communications 3 Credits
PS101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credits
PS103 Child Development (SS) 3 Credits
PS105 Human Development (SS) 3 Credits
PS222 Psychology of Personality (SS) 3 Credits
PS320 Human Sexuality (SS) 3 Credits
PS460 ^ Psychology Internship 3 Credits
SC110 Nutrition (S) 3 Credits
SC129 Human Biology (S) 4 Credits
SC130 Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology (S) 4 Credits
SO101 Introduction to Sociology (SS) 3 Credits
SO315 Special Topics in Diversity Studies (G)(SS) 3 Credits

Scholarship:
https://www.fisher.edu/admissions/financial-aid/scholarships