Welcome
New and Transfer Students!
Our entire community is
eagerly anticipating your arrival. We have organized this
portion of our Web site to provide answers to some of the
questions you may have as a new student. If you cannot
find the information you need, please feel free to contact us.
Important Dates:
April 13, 2008:
Accepted Student Day - All fall 2008 accepted students and their guests are invited to spend a day at Fisher College to learn more about the student experience. Check-in for this day will begin at 9:00 a.m. - details
and r.s.v.p. form.
Registration Days
Fisher College students take placement examinations, meet with advisors and choose classes at one of four Registration Days during the summer.
- June 23, 2008*
*Suggested date for transfer students
- July 24, 2008
- June 26, 2008
- August 18, 2008
Students and parents should plan on attending one of these four programs prior to coming for our Orientation Program scheduled over the Labor Day weekend. Information about how to sign up for a Registration Day will be sent to you after the college receives your deposit.
Fisher College E-mail
Access your fisher.edu e-mail account.
New students need to log on to a campus (Boston, New Bedford, Attleboro) computer in one of the labs first before they can access their e-mail. When you enter the web site you will need to click 'OK' to verify the certificate that belongs to exweb.
Student Guide and Code of Conduct
As in
any well governed community, Fisher College has rules and
regulations that ensure the safety, well being, and success
of each individual in our community. As you prepare for
your new life here, please familiarize yourself with the Student
Guide and Code of Conduct, commonly referred
to as the Student
Handbook. It includes services that will help you adjust
to and succeed at the College. Additionally, it also outlines
the rules and regulation that the Fisher community must
live by. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with
these rules, so that you can adhere to them. Violations
of
these rules could jeopardize both your education and residence
at the College.