Location & Setting Suburban setting in Framingham, Massachusetts, located 20 miles west of Boston. The campus provides a compact, walkable environment with easy access to metropolitan amenities while maintaining a distinct collegiate atmosphere. Nearby public transportation and proximity to Boston offer additional urban exploration opportunities.

Campus Life Moderate campus social scene with a focus on academic and professional development. On-campus housing available for a significant portion of students, with a mix of traditional residence halls and apartment-style living. Limited Greek life, with a more community-oriented social environment. Weekend activities tend to be a combination of campus events and trips to nearby Boston.

Student Body Primarily Massachusetts residents with a growing number of out-of-state and international students. Predominantly traditional-age undergraduate population with a significant representation of first-generation college students. Student body characterized by academic focus and practical career orientation.

Academics Known for strong education, business, and liberal arts programs. Offers a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum with moderate academic rigor. Emphasizes practical learning, internship opportunities, and professional preparation. Notable for teacher education and professional development programs.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division III athletic program with competitive teams in multiple sports. Mascot is the Rams. Strong emphasis on student-athlete academic performance and balanced collegiate experience. Sports primarily serve as an avenue for personal development rather than high-profile competition.

Lifestyle & Weather Typical New England climate with cold winters, moderate summers, and distinct seasonal changes. Campus is relatively walkable, but a car can be helpful for off-campus activities. Proximity to Boston provides additional recreational and cultural opportunities. Winter months require appropriate cold-weather clothing and preparation.