Tennessee State University

Tennessee State University is one of the ten public 4-year colleges in Tennessee. The campus is located in an urban area, in Nashville. With 8177 students and 29% graduating within 150% of the expected time, Tennessee State University offers a quality education at a low price to those who qualify for its offered scholarships and financial aid.

Tennessee State University is a public, coeducational university located in Nashville. The school has an enrollment of 8,177 students and offers bachelor's degrees in more than 100 different programs. Tennessee State University is committed to providing quality higher education that will allow its graduates the opportunity to become productive citizens who can contribute their talents for the betterment of society.

Tennessee State University is a public 4-year institution in Nashville. Founded in 1912, Tennessee State offers bachelor's and master's degrees as well as associate degrees. The school's motto is "Stronger Than All Adversity."

Tennessee State University is one of the ten public 4-year colleges in Tennessee. The campus is located in an urban area, in Nashville. The school was established as a normal school for training teachers and expanded to include college courses in 1939. In 1958 it became a four-year institution under the name Tennessee State College, with its own Board of Trustees. It achieved university status on January 1, 1967 and has been known as Tennessee State University ever since.

In 2017 TNSU ranked among the top 10 universities nationally for graduation rates (89% graduation rate) according to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). TNSU offers more than 70 undergraduate degrees and 30 graduate degree programs across eight academic divisions.

Tennessee State University is a public university located in Nashville, Tennessee. Established in 1912 as the Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, the school was originally an agricultural high school for white students. In 1927, it became a two-year college and changed its name to Tennessee Agricultural & Industrial State College. The college grew over the years into a four-year institution until 1960 when it became known as Tennessee State University (TSU) with all programs being 4-year degrees. TSU now has more than 8,000 students enrolled including 29% of graduates who graduate on time every year. The campus is located in an urban area that can be easily reached by driving or taking one of many forms of public transportation nearby.

Location: United States, Tennessee