We live our history. Every day.

Our story isn’t just something we tell people. It’s something we show them. It's something we live.

Since 1885, Springfield College has made a difference in the world. Our commitment to the Humanics philosophy is what sets us apart. You may be asking, “what is that?” We’re always happy to share. The Humanics philosophy calls for educating students in spirit, mind, and body for leadership in service to others. No one else has it. We focus on helping students develop the whole person so they can serve as leaders in their communities, organizations, companies–wherever their next steps take them.

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Leadership

The leadership of Springfield College is dedicated to creating a holistic learning environment that promotes student growth, academic excellence, engaged learning and high impact practices, and successful graduates that provide leadership in service to others.

President Cooper Senior Leadership Team

President Mary-Beth Cooper poses with a group of students on Humanics in Action Day
Lakeside View of Campus
Check out our lakeside lifestyle

Springfield College is located in picturesque New England and is situated on the shores of Lake Massasoit. Centrally located to a variety of attractions, restaurants, and entertainment venues, there’s always something to do. Across the lake is East Campus, which is 82 acres of forest ecosystem in the center of the city. We also have regional campuses across the country through our School of Professional and Continuing Studies.

Our City
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Aerial View of East Campus
East Campus

Springfield College’s expansive campus includes East Campus, which features 57 acres of forest ecosystem, a mile of lake shoreline, camping facilities, a boathouse, and even an authentic southwestern Pueblo. Students can rent canoes and kayaks and enjoy an outdoor adventure just a few miles from the College.

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Springfield, MA Skyline
Downtown Springfield

Springfield College maintains a downtown office at 1350 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. Through work with the city, its community organizations, and their leaders, the College plays an active role in providing support that ensures the growth and development so crucial to the future of the City of Springfield and its neighboring communities.

School of Professional and Continuing Studies, MIlwaukee
Other Campuses

Springfield College has seven regional campuses located across the country for its School of Professional and Continuing Studies. Campuses can be found in Boston, Mass.; Houston, Texas; Milwaukee, Wis.; St. Johnsbury, Vt.; Tampa, Fla.; and Wilmington, Del.

Springfield College also has a School of Social Work, which is located at 45 Island Pond Road in Springfield, Mass.

Students having fun at Springfield College
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Visit Us

Come see what we have to offer. Tours are offered year-round, with the exception of a few different weeks throughout the year. Tours are typically offered three times per day, Monday through Friday. We also offer Saturday tours on some select Saturdays.

Check our visit calendar for specific dates and times of our campus tour offerings.

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15-to-1
Student to Faculty Ratio
Students Working in the Studio
100%
100 percent of new undergraduates students received aid.
Students Having Fun at Springfield College
Students hanging out in the Flynn Campus Union
$29,300
On average, our financial aid package is $29,300, which accounts for scholarships, grants, and loans.
Student Working With Faculty at the Career Center
97%
97 percent of 2017-18 bachelor degree recipients were either employed or enrolled in graduate school.

Our Facilities

Springfield College boasts top-notch facilities that combine function with artistry, while maintaining the historic beauty of the campus.

We're also excited to announce the renovation of 45-year-old Babson Library to convert it into a modern learning commons that will serve as the center for academic life on campus. 

Our Facilities Learning Commons

Alumni Hall during the evening
Our Five Schools
Arts, Sciences, and Professional Studies
Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Health Sciences and Rehabilitation Studies
Professional and Continuing Studies
Social Work