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Interface

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FHU Passage

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Benefit Dinner

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Grants to Boost Pipeline of Homegrown Teachers in Tennessee

The Tennessee Department of Education has awarded two competitive grants to FHU. (Read More...)

TriStar Horizon Medical Center Donates $50,000 to FHU/Dickson Nursing Program

TriStar Horizon Medical Center’s Jason Boyd and Gina Bullington recently presented (Read More...)

Jeff Foxworthy to Headline FHU’s Annual Benefit Dinner

Comedian and best-selling author Jeff Foxworthy will speak (Read More...)

Tucker Family Dining Hall Opens at Mid-South Youth Camp

“We are standing in the middle of answered prayers,” (Read More...)

Mid-South Youth Camp Welcomes Campers with New Tucker Family Dining Hall

MSYC welcomed campers June 6, 2021 (Read More...)

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Christina
Blake
Jeannie
McKenzie
Megan

I pursued my BSN in Nursing because I wanted to give back to the community, I wanted to give care to all of the patients that I had taken care of previously and I wanted to gain more experience and education. I noticed that they had a 100% pass-rate and I knew that FHU would be a great fit for me.

Christina Grimes
Dickson, TN

I chose nursing because my parents have always been involved in healthcare and I like helping people as well. Freed-Hardeman is a really friendly place to come. Everybody is always smiling at you, everybody is always encouraging. It’s just an all-around good university.

I chose nursing because my parents have always been involved in healthcare and I like helping people as well.

Blake Greer
Dickson, TN

The reason I chose Freed-Hardeman was I came for orientation and I felt welcome and loved. I’ve toured many nursing programs and this was different. It’s been amazing and I’ve really enjoyed it. They’ve had a 100% pass rate for the past three years, and that finalized my decision to come to Freed-Hardeman.

The reason I chose Freed-Hardeman was I came for orientation and I felt welcome and loved. I’ve toured many nursing programs and this was different.

Jeannie Auville
Dickson, TN

The reason I chose Freed-Hardeman is because I am a mother of two and I live locally here in Dickson. Freed-Hardeman had just opened up and I was ready for the opportunity and jumped on it. I knew I needed to stay home and still be a mom, and yet I wanted to pursue my dream of being a nurse.

The reason I chose Freed-Hardeman is because I am a mother of two and I live locally here in Dickson. Two years ago, I decided that I wanted to be a nurse.

McKenzie Lynn
Dickson, TN

I’ve always loved helping people. I’ve heard nothing but good things about the program and I wanted to be a part of it. The NCLEX pass rate has been 100% the past couple of years and that’s also a very big thing. You want to feel like you’re at home and that’s what Freed-Hardeman does for me.

I’ve always loved helping people. I’ve heard nothing but good things about the program and I wanted to be a part of it.

Megan Billingsby
Dickson, TN

Undergraduate

Programs:

Undergraduate Programs -

Demetria Walker
Admissions Recruiter/Counselor
615-740-5399
dwalker@fhu.edu

The following programs will be discontinued at FHU/Dickson beginning in Fall 2020:

B.B.A. in Accounting
B.B.A. in Management
B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Elementary Education (K-5)
B.S. in Psychology
Bachelor of Social Work

This decision was reached after careful consideration and is primarily linked to programs that had flat or declining enrollments – these trends were not financially sustainable.

Students enrolled in the Spring 2020 semester in one of the discontinued programs will have two options for completing their degrees at FHU.

1. Students will be able to complete their degree programs through online and web-conference courses offered through the Henderson campus. Students will continue to pay the same comprehensive charge and will continue to be eligible for the same scholarships.
2. As a second option, students will be able to complete their degree programs by attending traditional courses at the Henderson Campus. Students will continue to pay the same comprehensive charge for courses and will continue to be eligible for the same scholarships. In addition, students will receive an additional scholarship to cover the cost of a room in one of the University’s residence halls. Students will be responsible for the cost of a meal plan. In short, the cost of a meal plan will be the only additional cost above the comprehensive charge for students who choose to become a residential student at Henderson. Students who choose this option will need to complete an FHU/Dickson Residential Scholarship form. Please send completed forms to Summer Judd, director of Student Financial Services, sjudd@fhu.edu.

Students may schedule advising sessions by contacting the appropriate faculty member noted below.

B.B.A. in Accounting - Dr. Jason Brashier, jbrashier@fhu.edu, 731-989-6091
B.B.A. in Management - Dr. Jason Brashier, jbrashier@fhu.edu, 731-989-6091
B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Elementary Education (K-5) - Dr. Amy Downey, adowney@fhu.edu, 731-989-5387
B.S. in Psychology - Dr. Bryan McAlister, bmcalister@fhu.edu, 615-740-5382
Bachelor of Social Work - Roy Malecha, remalecha@fhu.edu, 731-989-5392