Start your Top 50 degree in Boston
From Day 1 you will be taught by Fisher College faculty and take part in life on campus.
Alongside study and life at Fisher College, you will benefit from the one-to-one support of our Kings Progression Advisor.
They will communicate with you about your plans, discuss the best study plan and help with extracurricular so that you can gain the academic credits and the profile that Top 50 universities look for.
We strongly encourage students to engage and take part in clubs, societies, sports and athletics and make the most of the experience but at the same time, we are available to assist and resolve any issue the student may face while adapting to life in the USA.
We'll help you apply for a transfer to your school of choice.
Students at Fisher College choose one of five pathways:
- Business, Economics and Finance
- Engineering and Computer Science
- Communication and Media
- Psychology
- Art and Design
Art and Design
- English I
- Common experience
- College Algebra
- Drawing, Painting and Visual Fundamentals
- General Biology I
- English II
- Introduction ot Painting
- History of Art: Beginnings to the Early Renaissance
- Introduction to Sociology
- Introduction to Psychology
- Line, color and design
- Cultural Anthropology
- Macroeconomics
- History of Art: Early Renaissance to the present
- Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
- Introduction to Graphic Design
- Introduction to Animation Development
- History of Fashion
- Macroeconomics
- Introduction to Philosophy
Business, Economics, and Finance
- English I
- Common Experience
- Macroeconomics
- Applied Calculus I
- Public Speaking
- Computer Concepts and Applications
- English II
- Microeconomics
- Calculus II
- Management Applications and Information Systems
- Introduction to Psychology
- Financial Accounting
- Principles of Business Finance
- Business Law
- Principles of Management
- Principles of Marketing
- Managerial Accounting
- Basic Statistics
- Human Resource Management
- English Elective: Intermediate Writing
- Science Elective: Biology I
Engineering and Computer Science
- English I
- Common Experience
- Applied Calculus I
- Computer Concepts and Applications
- Computer Programming I
- Free elective: Macroeconomics
- English II
- Applied Calculus II
- Management Applications
- Science elective: Principles of Chemistry I
- Free elective: Applied Calculus II
- Database Design Management
- Network Fundamentals
- Program elective: Introduction to mobile applications
- Science elective: Principles of Chemistry II
- Free elective: College Algebra
- Website programming and development
- Applied Discrete Mathematics
- Humanities elective: World Geography
- Social Science Elective: Introduction to Sociology
- Free elective: Introduction to Graphic Design
Communication and Media
- English I
- Common Experience
- Introduction to Human Communication
- Computer Concepts and Applications
- Elective: Applied Calculus I
- Free elective: World Civilizations to 1500
- English II
- Introduction to Mass Communication
- Introduction to Psychology
- Humanities elective: Introduction to Philosophy
- Free elective: Drawing, Painting and Visual Fundamentals
- Media Writing
- Introduction to Digital Video Production
- Basic Statistics
- Program elective: International Film Studies
- Free elective: Broadcast Journalism
- Public Speaking
- Intermediate Writing
- Computer Scinece Elective: Introduction to Animation Development
- Science elective: General Biology I
- Social Science Elective: Introduction to Sociology
Psychology
- English I
- Common Experience
- Introduction to Psychology
- Humanities elective: Introduction to Philosophy
- Math elective: Applied Calculus I
- Free elective: General Biology I
- English II
- Computer Concepts and Applications
- Human Development
- Macroeconomics
- Humanities elective: Cultural Anthropology
- Public Speaking
- Intermediate Writing
- Abnormal Psychology
- Introduction to Sociology
- Free elective: Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
- Statistics for Psychology
- Human Biology
- Psychology of personality
- Introduction to Painting
- Free elective: World Civilizations to 1500
