Name: Franklin & Marshall College
Address: 415 Harrisburg Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603, United States, US
Telephone: +1 717-358-3911

Franklin & Marshall College is a university, located at 415 Harrisburg Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603, United States. They can be contacted via phone at +1 717-358-3911, visit their website www.fandm.edu for more detailed information.

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415 Harrisburg Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603

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Added by Jopie, at 16 October 2013

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Mike Garrow

28 October 2017

The employment of Professor Van Gosse reflects a 19th century mindset of racism to which our youth will be immersed in this school. A true institution of lower education.
William Marshall

24 October 2017

As a parent of three graduates, F&M prepared them well for their adult lives.
Lucas Zhang

02 August 2017

Came here for CTY. Good food and good campus. Can't say much else though.
Beba Pirata

14 March 2017

Because without the location I wold not have gotten to go to my program
Richard

12 March 2017

Excellent private college.
Cal Bickford

27 November 2016

One star says all I have to say about this place. It deserves no more. Probably less. Discusted, I walked off the campus, walked downtown, enlisted in the Marines.
Ryan Bulger

15 November 2016

I'm partial but i still love this place.
Conservativeneurology B4

17 April 2016

I do not have cable TVbut, with your alumnus Mr. Kenneth M. Duberstein being portrayed in the bio-pic 'Confirmation' (starring Wendell Pierce and Kerry Washington) by the 'most lovable 'Cam' (modern family), I am getting a temporary subscription to HBO!!! Because of such notable Alumni as Mr. Duberstein, I have given your college a 5-star rating!
Dr. P. Edwards-Conrad.
James Nicholas

23 October 2013

I graduated F&M several years ago and I have a few bits of advice Attend here if you or your parents have a lot of money and care about status (BMW vs. Toyota or Roland Park vs. Rodgers Forge). It is very expensive. Also, attend here if you enjoy studyinga lot. I'm serious. I played a varsity sport, had to work as a waiter, and had zero time to enjoy my college career. It took me over 12 years to pay off my undergrad loans. The work load was immense, but nothing compared to "real" life. Your family better have $ to help - it's over 50k a year now.

I guess the good thing is employers (who know it) perceive the school as really good (hence 2 stars). I'll take it, but my education there isn't the reason I've found success. I wasn't challenged at F&M intellectually, rather socially. It was a joke. When I have children, I'll send them elsewhere indeed.