Massachusetts State College Building Authority | 1963-2013 - One Half Century of Service to Massachusetts Public Higher Education

STATISTICS

Bridgewater State University
(8,639 students)

Fitchburg State University
(4,525 students)

Framingham State University
(4,147 students)

Massachusetts College of Art and Design
(1,890 students)

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
(1,680 students)

Massachusetts Maritime Academy
(1,604 students)

Salem State University
(7,235 students)

Westfield State University
(4,970 students)

Worcester State University
(4,082 students)

Berkshire Community College
(0 students)

Bristol Community College
(0 students)

Bunker Hill Community College
(0 students)

Cape Cod Community College
(0 students)

Greenfield Community College
(0 students)

Holyoke Community College
(0 students)

Massachusetts Bay Community College
(0 students)

Massasoit Community College
(0 students)

Middlesex Community College
(0 students)

Mount Wachusett Community College
(0 students)

Northern Essex Community College
(0 students)

North Shore Community College
(0 students)

Quinsigamond Community College
(0 students)

Roxbury Community College
(0 students)

Springfield Technical Community College
(0 students)

The Massachusetts State College Building Authority (MSCBA) plans, designs, finances, constructs, and manages residential and student activity facilities on the campuses of the State University and Community College systems.

 

 

• 9 State Universities
• 32,150 fall 2022 full-time equivalent enrollment for undergraduate and graduate students  in the State University System
• 34,491 fall 2022 full-time equivalent enrollment in the Community College System
• 11,596 students living in State University on-campus housing (39%)
• 54 residential complexes on the State University campuses owned by the MSCBA
• 110 buildings on the State University campuses owned by the MSCBA
• 5.5 million square feet of space on the State University campuses owned by the MSCBA
• Fall 2022 State University residence hall system occupancy: 77.5%
• 6,481 new residential beds added since 2002 (an increase of 64.4%) on the State University campuses
• Two Community College projects financed by the Authority in 2014 and 2017

---

« Return