Georgia State University

Georgia State University is a public university located in Atlanta, GA. The campus provides undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 250 majors to nearly 33,000 students annually. Georgia State offers its students the opportunity to study abroad through an array of programs that have taken place in places such as China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Haiti, Italy and Spain. Georgia State University's in-state tuition for the 2017-2018 academic year was $6,984, and fees were $2,128. Out-of-state tuition and fees for the same period were $21,843 and $2,128 respectively.

Georgia State University is a public university located in Atlanta, Georgia. The school was established as the then-named “Atlanta Junior College” in 1913. It has since grown into one of the 29 four-year colleges in the state of Georgia with 32,816 students enrolled for fall 2017 and an 84% freshman retention rate.

Georgia State University is a public university located in the urban area of Atlanta, Georgia. The school has 32,816 students enrolled as of 2017 and 4,208 freshmen enrolled for fall 2017. GSU's freshman retention rate is 83%. About 53% of its graduating class graduates in 150% of time it takes to complete their studies.

Georgia State University is the largest university in Georgia. The school has a total of 31,000 students and offers more than 250 undergraduate degrees and graduate degrees to choose from. The campus is located in an urban area, Atlanta.

Georgia State University is a public university located in Atlanta, Georgia. The campus is set in an urban area and offers many different majors for students to choose from. There are currently 32,816 enrolled students with 4,208 freshmen enrolling this year. Georgia State's retention rate of 83% makes it one of the best schools in the country for keeping your freshman class around.

Location: United States, Georgia