Be a Confident Leader and Advance Your Career

People with graduate degrees earn $12,000 more per year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Franklin Pierce's online programs make it easier to earn a graduate degree and the career boost that comes with it.

We offer graduate courses 100% online letting you take your career to the next level on your own time. With rolling start dates and the option of part- or full-time study, you can create a flexible and personalized schedule.  

Our professors are experts in their fields who understand the unique needs of adult students, and you will work closely with them in small classes.  They'll provide both academic support and a professional network that will help you succeed in class and beyond. 

We are also proud to offer robust, on-ground health science graduate programs through our Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS), and Master’s Entry Program in Nursing (MPEN) and, new for 2024, the Masters of Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) which will prepare graduates to become Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors (LCMHC.)

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Three Easy Steps to ApplY

Step 1: Apply

Apply Online. Fill out this simple online graduate application to start your admissions process for one of our 100% online programs.

Step 2: Provide Additional Forms and Materials

Official Transcripts: Request a transcript from all previously attended institution(s) to be sent to Franklin Pierce University at fpuonline@spicydom.com.

Current Resume: Provide a copy of your most recent professional resume and a list of references by email to fpuonline@spicydom.com as a MS Word (.doc) or PDF attachment.

Supplemental Materials: Some programs require additional forms and/or essay questions to complete your admissions portfolio. Once your application (Step 1) is received, and admissions counselor will reach out to communicate any additional requirements.

Step 3: Financial Aid

All of the information you need to finance your education is available from the Financial Aid Office, including student loans, grants, scholarships, alternative forms of credit or how to pay your tuition online.

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