FMU preparing detailed plans for anticipated fall return to campus
Francis Marion University is putting together a comprehensive plan to keep students, faculty, and staff safe when fall 2020 classes begin in late August.
Latest letter from Dr. Carter, FMU President – April 28, 2020
Latest letter from Dr. Carter, FMU President – April 21, 2020
FMU School of Business renews accreditation with AACSB International
AACSB International, the world’s premier accrediting agency for college and university business programs, has extended the accreditation for the Francis Marion University School of Business through 2024.
Francis Marion enrolling students for summer semesters
Francis Marion University is now enrolling students for its upcoming Maymester, Summer Session I and Summer Session II semesters.
FMU Performing Arts Center will not reschedule Colvin concert
Singer-songwriter Shawn Colvin’s planned performance at the Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center has been canceled due to scheduling conflicts.
Latest letter from Dr. Carter, FMU President – April 10, 2020
Latest letter from dr. Fred Carter, Francis Marion University president, to faculty and staff. We have one more week behind us this semester, and I hope that everyone is doing well. Let me take a few minutes and update you on a few events of the past week. The General Assembly convened on […]
Francis Marion University hosting virtual admissions meetings
The Francis Marion University Office of Admissions is hosting virtual meetings with an FMU admissions counselor for potential Patriots that still have questions about the process of applying, enrolling, or just college in general.
FMU offering new grading option for Spring, Late Spring, Summer I
Francis Marion University is offering students a choice of grading systems for each course for the Spring semester, the Late Spring Semester and Summer I.
Registrar’s letter to students on amended Spring grading policy – April 8, 2020
FMU will continue online for remainder of semester
Francis Marion University has moved to online instruction for the Spring 2020 semester and has closed most of the campus due to the Covid-19 crisis.