Grambling State University

Grambling State University is one of the seventeen public 4-year colleges in Louisiana. The campus is located in Grambling town. According to the NCES 2017 report, a total of 5,191 students attend the school. In the 2017 fall enrollment, 877 freshman students enrolled, and approximately 596 students returned for their sophomore year (which makes its freshman retention rate 68%). Every year 35% of the graduating class students graduate in 150% of the time it takes to complete their studies. GSU's in-state tuition for the 2017-2018 academic year was $5,140, and fees were $2,295. Out-of-state tuition and fees for the same period were $5,140 and $11,593 respectively.

Grambling State University is a public, historically black university in Grambling, Louisiana. It was established as an agricultural college and normal school in 1901 by the then-governor of Louisiana, James E. "Jimmy" Davis. The institution offers degrees at both undergraduate and graduate levels through its four colleges: College of Agriculture; College of Arts and Sciences; College of Business Administration (CBA); and Earl K. Long Library School. In addition to liberal arts majors which includes English Language Arts/Literature, History, Political Science & Government, Sociology; science majors such as Biology with Environmental Emphasis or Chemistry with Biochemistry Emphasis are also offered at GSU's CBA Department The university is home

Grambling State University is a historically black university in Grambling, Louisiana. Founded in 1901 by the then-president of Lincoln Parish, William H. Fennelley, as the "Lincoln Parish Normal School", it became part of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and was renamed Grambling College on September 20th, 1922. It achieved university status on July 6th 2006 after years of financial struggle and low enrollment when Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco signed into law House Bill 944 authored by Representative Jerald Luneau (D).

Grambling State University is a historically black university in Grambling, Louisiana. Founded in 1901 by the then-president of Lincoln Parish, William H. Fennelley, as the "Lincoln Parish Normal School", it became part of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and was renamed Grambling College on September 20th, 1922. It achieved university status on July 6th 2006 after years of financial struggle and low enrollment when Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco signed into law House Bill 944 authored by Representative Jerald Luneau (D).

Grambling State University is a historically black university in Grambling, Louisiana. GSU is the oldest public historically black college or university (HBCU) west of the Mississippi River and one of only four HBCUs in Louisiana. Founded in 1901, it is home to about 8500 students. The school’s colors are purple and gold, its mascot is a Tiger named Puddles, and its motto is "Humanity First."

Location: United States, Louisiana