富兰克林·马歇尔学院(Fandm.Edu)是美国东北部宾夕法尼亚州兰开斯特的一所著名的四年制私立文理学院。以美国革命领袖富兰克林和美国第四任首席大法官约翰·马歇尔命名的富兰克林·马歇尔学院是美国历史上成立的第25所高等教育学院。
自1787年成立以来，富兰克林马歇尔学院一直是一所四年制的私立文理学院，由富兰克林学院和马歇尔学院合并而成，这两所学院都有很长的辉煌历史，这是美国第25所高等教育机构，也是美国第17所大学。
FranklinMachel学院有许多本科专业，如非洲研究，人类学，艺术史，天文天文物理学，生物信息学，化学，英语，政治科学，历史，国际研究，音乐，哲学，心理学，宗教研究，西班牙语，戏剧和电影，妇女和性别研究，等等。
Franklin & Marshall was established in 1787 with a gift of 200 British pounds from Benjamin Franklin, and is located in historic Lancaster, a dynamic city with a thriving arts scene.
The College enrolls 2,324 students. The average class size is 19 students, and the student-faculty ratio is 9:1. Our students receive more than $500,000 in research grants every year.
At Franklin & Marshall, we emphasize the life of the mind and provide opportunities for learning while doing.
All students are lifelong members of a College House, five distinct hubs of academic, extracurricular and social engagement in a residential setting. Guided by faculty dons and administrative prefects, students govern their houses, develop leadership skills, and create their own social and intellectual programs.
Students may join one or more of the College’s 115 clubs and organizations, ranging from anime to Ultimate Frisbee. More than three-quarters of students participate in community service, and about one-third belongs to one of 12 Greek organizations.
Our scholar-athletes compete in the NCAA Division III Centennial Conference. The College fields 27 athletic teams—13 for men and 14 for women.
Students may study abroad in any of 200 locations around the world. Each year, about half of our students go abroad or enroll in a travel course. On campus, 87 percent of students have studied at least one of the 11 foreign languages we offer.
Our students learn by doing. They embrace the opportunity to work side by side or in small groups with faculty members on research projects that have real-world applications. And when given the choice of being a scholar, an athlete, an artist, a leader or a volunteer, they are most apt to choose “all of the above.”