Westfield State University is a public, four-year university in Westfield, MA. It was founded in 1838 as a private academy and became the state's first coeducational college when it joined the Commonwealth System of Higher Education in 1974.
Westfield State offers more than 50 undergraduate majors with more than 100 concentrations to choose from and over 30 graduate programs for students who want to continue their education on campus or online. The student body consists of about 6,300 people: 1,011 freshmen enrolled during Fall 2017; 799 returning sophomores (79% retention rate); 65% graduating every year.
Westfield State University is a public 4-year college in Massachusetts. It has 6,237 students and the average class size is 18. The school's tuition cost for out of state residents is $7,500 per year and the graduation rate is 65%.
Westfield State University is a public 4-year college located in Westfield, MA. The school offers both bachelor’s and master’s degrees programs in more than 100 majors to approximately 6,237 students every year. With an average class size of 19 students and its residential campus setting, you will have the opportunity to make friends with your classmates as well as professors while earning your degree. It has been ranked #1 in Massachusetts for the number of associate degrees awarded among all 2-year colleges.
Westfield State University is a public university in Massachusetts. The school is located in Westfield, MA and offers the following programs: bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, doctorate degrees, and certificate programs.
The college has 6237 students enrolled (1% of which are international) with an average class size of 20-24 students.
Westfield State University is a public, 4-year university located in Westfield, Massachusetts. The campus has 6,237 students and offers 60 undergraduate programs.
