Management degree

Students who pursue a Bachelor of Science in Management degree at Fisher College are choosing a broad-based and versatile degree. The program incorporates a carefully constructed business core curriculum with a strong grounding in management knowledge and skills. These principles of management apply across all types of organizations in all sectors of the economy. Graduates of the Management program pursue careers in various industries as well as non-profit organizations, health care facilities, government, and educational institutions.
Students may choose to focus in an area of special interest through one of nine concentrations. A concentration allows students to take three to five classes in a specific area or disciple to give them greater knowledge and experience in that subject matter. All Bachelor of Science in Management program majors graduate with knowledge and skills in the management functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling, and will be able to demonstrate their marketable skills through an electronic portfolio.

Faculty stay continually informed about current issues and trends to prepare students for today's business environment. The required general education curriculum ensures students have a strong foundation in analytical and communication skills.

Fisher College is located in the beautiful Back Bay section of Boston, surrounded by major retail centers, government offices–including the State House–and is easily accessible to many business and non-profit organizations that serve the city of Boston. An internship and subsequent career can be explored in any field of interest from our extraordinary location.

A completed application form. We recommend that international students apply via the International Student Online Application.

A $50 application fee.

An official transcript sent directly from your secondary school. Photocopies of transcripts are not acceptable. Transcripts must be translated into English. If you are not able to provide an official, translated transcript, we recommend that you utilize the services of the Center for Educational Documentation (opens in new window), to provide Fisher College with appropriate documentation.

Official results from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or its equivalent. Fisher accepts a variety of other language examinations, such as:

Paper-based TOEFL (PbT)

Computer-based TOEFL (CbT)

Internet-based TOEFL (IbT)

IELTS exam

Cambridge PET exam

The STEP Eiken exam (Japan)

The ESPT exam (Korea)

iTEP Academics: The International Test of English Proficiency (iTEP) with a minimum score of Level 5 or higher. TheiTEP score is valid for two years.

The minimum TOEFL score required for direct acceptance is 61iBT. Students with lower scores may be conditionally accepted to Fisher, or be required to attend language development courses. Students take college-level courses at the discretion of their Academic Advisor. (The school code for Fisher College is 3391.)

A notarized, current bank statement verifying that the student has a minimum of $49,000.00 U.S. Dollars in a cash account available for his or her use. If the bank account is not in the student's name, then a notarized letter of support should accompany the notarized bank statement from the holder of the account. Most consulates around the world require the applicant to prove that he or she is able to pay for his or her entire program of study.

Official college transcripts. If you intend to transfer from another college/university, you will need to forward official transcripts from that college as well as written course descriptions.

Transfer Release Form. International students transferring their I-20 from another college or language school must submit a transfer release form and a copy of their I-20 from the last college attended. All transfer students must be in good academic standing, must owe no money to their previous college, and must not have any judicial or criminal complaints against them.

The Office of Admissions reserves the right to request additional information to determine admissions eligibility.

If you would like to inquire about specific accommodations upon enrollment, please contact the Student Accessibility Services.