Freedom City University

Freedom City University (or FCU) occupies a sprawling campus in The North End between Liberty Park and the Wading River. The school was established in 1825 and has been extensively expanded and refurbished from its original single building and tiny campus area. Although once considered the lesser college in the city, its enrollment and prestige have long since overtaken those of the elder Freedom College.
The campus itself covers almost two square miles of the North End, encompassing more than a score of buildings (known as “halls”). The campus features modern landscaping and tree-lined walkways among the buildings, along with dormitories, fraternity and sorority row houses, and other facilities for students. All of the university’s facilities are state of the art, including the campus’ computer network.
FCU is notable for its liberal arts programs, with a world-class faculty for English, history, philosophy, and communications. Its business program has become nationally renowned and strongly associated with firms along Wading Way. The university’s science programs are well regarded but overshadowed by those of HIT (the Hanover Institute of Technology). FCU also has well known medical school and law school graduate programs.

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University / Educational complex