Accepted Students

Congratulations!  Now that you have been admitted to Fisher College, prepare for your upcoming semester by completing the FAFSA form and adding our school code, 002150.

The first round of Financial Aid Offers are expected to go out in April. In the meantime, please use our Net Price Calculator to get a sense of what your offer will look like.

The Pre-Enrollment Guide is an all-inclusive booklet and will help you step by step throughout the entire enrollment process.  It includes:

» Important dates to remember such as: New Student Welcome Weekend
» A comprehensive calendar for the upcoming academic year
» What documents you need to submit for enrollment such as: health forms; housing application; enrollment deposit, etc.

You do not want to fall behind.  Ensure you are right on track by returning all the necessary forms as soon as you can.  If you have any questions about Fisher that are not addressed in this guide, please contact us at 617.236.8818 or email us at admissions@fisher.edu.

Learn more now about the changes to the FAFSA

At Fisher College we are committed to making education affordable to every student.  In fact, when it comes to affordability, a Fisher education is more affordable than you think and just as affordable as any state university after financial aid.  Not only will you benefit from small class sizes and strong academic support that only a private college can offer, you will also be able to live and study in America's greatest college city.

We encourage all students to apply for aid, regardless of his or her economic circumstance. If you have not already done so, please complete the following steps as soon as possible:

1.              Apply for an FSA ID to e-sign the FAFSA
2.              Submit the FAFSA at studentaid.gov
3.              Make sure to include Fisher College on your FAFSA—our school code is 002150

Is this your first time completing the FAFSA? The Department of Education has created a step-by-step guide to help you through the financial aid application process.

If you have submitted your FAFSA and have not received a financial aid offer, call the Financial Aid Office at 617-236-8821 to find out what items are missing from your file.  Do not assume that everything is done unless you have an financial aid offer in hand.

Deposit deadline for the Fall 2024 semester is May 1st.

Due to limited space on our beautiful campus in the heart of Boston's sought-after Back Bay neighborhood, Fisher College is only able to guarantee rooms to students who make a deposit by May 1st for the Fall semester, and December 1st for the Spring semester. Enrollment deposits are no longer refundable after those dates. All housing is filled on a first come, first serve basis. 

If Fisher is one of your Top 3 school options, we recommend submitting the deposit as soon as possible to reserve your space at Fisher. 

Approximately 300 students make their homes in one of the College's eight residence halls.  Located just around the corner from the Public Gardens and Boston Common, students reside in elegant, 1900's "brownstone" townhouses with all the comforts of home.  The turn of the century residence halls have modern amenities such as security systems, common areas with refrigerators and microwaves, making the halls a comfortable place to study, relax, or just hang out with friends.

A Fisher student enjoys a short walk to class and the rest of Boston.  To apply for housing, students must submit their $500 enrollment deposit. Once complete, students will hear directly from the Housing Office with instructions on completing the application. The College will do its best to accommodate the Housing Preference Form submitted by students but unfortunately requests cannot be guaranteed.

You can learn more about different resident halls on our residential life page.

Use our Unibuddy platform to chat with our current Fisher College students.

To speak with a faculty member, please reach out to your admissions counselor.

Financial Aid Appeals are available. Contact your admissions counselor to further discuss this important step.

You can also find different financial aid and scholarship options from the financial aid office.

Confirm your up-to-date health 

Make an appointment with your regular primary care physician for a complete physical. During your appointment, ask your doctor to update your immunizations to meet state regulations. Then return your completed health registration form, medical history, and immunization records to Health Services as soon as possible.

Questions? Contact the Health Services Office at healthservices@fisher.edu or call 617-236-8860

Confirm your insurance information 

Complete the insurance information form during your enrollment process. All students must have health insurance. Unfortunately, Fisher College can not accept health insurance from foreign countries, out of state medicaid plans, or hospital-based community plans. If you receive health benefits from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, please be aware that you must have your own MassHealth account by the age of 19.

Questions? Email healthinsurance@fisher.edu  

To waive Fisher's health insurance, please reach out to your admissions counselor, or the Bursar's Office. Waivers open in June.