Franklin University Switzerland
Important Information
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School Size
386
Classroom Size
16
Student/Teacher Ratio
9:4
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Parking Spaces Availability
Limited
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US/Canada - $21,425 per semester Swiss/EU/EEA Citizens – CHF 10,725 per semester International Students – CHF 24,550 per semester
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North America 55.1% Latin American and the Caribbean 2.4% Europe 30.7% Asia 3.2% Middle East, North Africa, and Greater Arabia 6.5% Sub-Saharan Africa 1.9% Oceania 0.2% Number of Countries represented 56
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At Franklin there are many opportunities to take part in the many student activities and organizations available on campus. The students, staff, and faculty make an active effort to provide and participate in events on campus and the surrounding local communities. In fact, many of these activities have become Franklin traditions, forming a set of events to look forward to as a Franklin student.
These traditions represent exciting chances to get to know fellow classmates, faculty and staff. They are also a great way to learn about the various cultures that form the Franklin community and the student activities which can help you maximize your university experience.
See here for more information: https://www.fus.edu/student-life/student-activities
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Undergraduate and Prep Programs:
- Common Application or application on our online portal
- High School Record
- Personal Recommendations
- SAT I or ACT Scores (Optional)
- Submit Personal Documents
- Two Professional Recommendations
- Complete Application
- Interivew with the Director of Graduate Programs
Study Abroad and Gap Programs
Transfer Programs
High School and Undergraduate Summer Programs
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Living in the residences on Franklin University Switzerland’s campus is an important part of the educational experience. It is a great opportunity to make your first friends on campus and adjust to living alone. Most of the rooms have kitchenettes or a common kitchen shared among all residents of the resident hall. They all have bathrooms; so you’ll have your privacy and will be able to take responsibility for you own living space. There are seven residence halls at Franklin, and each one has a trained Resident Assistant. The RA is your go-to person for questions or problems. They are equipped with first-aid kits, toolboxes, and are trained to handle any and all situations that students might face. There are three RAs on duty every weeknight, and two on every weekend. During their duty shifts, also known as ‘rounds’, the RAs walk through each residence hall to ensure things are safe and sound. In addition, RAs organize events and activities to do on campus and around town. They strive to provide students a truly spectacular Franklin experience through everything that they do.
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Franklin University Switzerland combines rigorous academic programs with exciting experiential learning, and the summer sessions are no exception.
Whether you already study at university or you are a high school student, summer is a great time to join Franklin, as guest lecturers and Franklin faculty come together to offer a diverse array of courses focusing on highly relevant global issues.
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