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Much of the cost to students has been covered by over $82,000 in scholarships provided by the Fitchburg State University Foundation.

The LawReady program is designed to help students who are considering law school but may not perform as well on standardized tests.

Teams from 17 colleges and universities will take part in the tournament, in which students will argue opposing sides of a legal case.

The national competition features teams of undergraduate students from across the country, who analyze economic and financial conditions and develop monetary policy recommendations.

Under terms of the pact, German students may complete Fitchburg State’s bachelor of science in economics with a concentration in international business and economics, while American students may complete a bachelor of arts in international business administration through Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences.

Fitchburg State students and faculty are enjoying life-changing experiences through scholarship-funded, credit-bearing expeditions.

The podcast features student perspectives on campus life and alumni stories.

The competition, in which students are judged on their oral and written arguments on opposing sides of legal principles, will be conducted in-person for the first time since 2019.

The newly-released rankings placed Fitchburg State 21st in the U.S., higher than any other public institution in Massachusetts and in elite national company.

Voyages to Europe, South America and other destinations are broadening students' horizons.