Why Framingham State College?
Living in the immediate metropolitan Boston area, I have many fine colleges to choose from. I received my Masters in Education from Lesley University, a school well known for its excellent education curricula. Within a short drive, I can choose from Wheelock College, Boston University, Boston College, Northeastern University and Harvard, which all have superb education programs. The problem for me is that the tuition at these institutions is high and I am cheap. As I mentioned above, I received a fellowship to Harvard last summer. Fellowship is a polite word for free tuition. So, I am always looking for programs with little or no cost involved. FSC is located 20 miles west of Boston and is a Massachusetts state school. Tuition for a graduate course is a mere $550.00. Compared to $1,450.00 per graduate course at Harvard and Lesley, FSC is a real deal. Also, the course I wanted to take was offered on line, allowing me attend class from the comfort of the work station I have set up in my
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