Hillary is a Biology major who is also part of Framingham State's Pre-Health Program, which is a campus-wide program available to any student from any major who may be interested in a career in the medical or health professions. Learn more at www.framingham.edu/biology.

Jenna transferred to Framingham State to major in Studio Art. She chose the Sculpture concentration, but says there are several different concentrations to choose from within the Studio Art program. Learn more at www.framingham.edu/art-and-music.

Grace is a Biology major at Framingham State who says her professors helped her develop a sense of direction for her future career. Outside of class, Grace enjoys playing for the University's field hockey team. Learn more at www.framingham.edu/biology.

Kayla is an American Sign Language (ASL) major at Framingham State University. She talks about why she chose the program and how the ASL major's two concentrations - American Sign Language/English Interpreting and Deaf Studies - prepare graduates for careers as interpreters, and for jobs in deaf education, counseling, social work, linguistics, and other related fields. Learn more at Framingham.edu/ASL

Cristina is a Finance major at Framingham State who says one of the best parts of her FSU experience has been working with the MetroWest Economic Research Center right here on campus. Learn more at https://www.framingham.edu/academics/colleges/business/accounting-economics-finance/.

Congratulations to the Class of 2022! Baccalaureate and master's degree candidates gathered with family and friends at the DCU Center in Worcester to celebrate their achievements.

"My mom was an alumna of FSU, so she encouraged me to tour the university and look into programs that interested me. Right from the start of my college search, I was looking into Pre-Law programs that would put me at a head start for my career path. Framingham State's Political Science and Pre-Law track has given me the chance to not only learn, but grow into myself as a student. I have been able to take classes that not only interest me, but will help me become a better student when I attend law school next fall as part of the 3+3 Pre-Law program." -- Rachel S. '22

Meet Leighah Beausoleil, an English major with a concentration in Journalism and minors in Chinese and Political Science. Leighah was one of four recipients of a 2021 scholarship from The Journalism Education Foundation of New England, a division of The New England Newspaper & Press Association, in recognition of her work on Framingham State's independent student newspaper, The Gatepost.

"From the start of my college experience at FSU, I made it a priority to be career-driven and make the best out of the opportunities I was offered. I knew the fashion industry was competitive and was determined to optimize my time here. Today I look back at my freshman self and little did I know that FSU would become a place of discovery, growth and opportunity." -- Lorena F. '22