About
Frostburg State University is a comprehensive, student-centered public university in Frostburg, Maryland. Founded in 1898, it is an institution of the University System of Maryland, accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and is the only four-year USM institution west of the Baltimore-Washington corridor.
The university focuses on experiential learning and works toward regional and statewide economic and workforce development. It draws students from every county in Maryland as well as other states and countries, and its programs promote cultural enrichment, civic responsibility and sustainability in the Frostburg community and the Western Maryland region.
FSU offers 47 undergraduate majors and 14 graduate programs, including education, business, biology, computer science, counseling psychology, physician assistant studies, and recreation and parks management, plus an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership. Programs are available in Frostburg, Hagerstown, Anne Arundel County, Garrett County and Cecil County, as well as online.
In fall 2025 the university enrolled 3,436 undergraduates, 548 graduate students and 81 doctoral students. The main campus is on Braddock Road in Frostburg.
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Frostburg, MD 21532