Thomas Edison State University

Thomas Edison State University is a public university in Trenton, New Jersey. It was founded in 1972 as the Thomas Edison State College and after receiving university status in 2015, it changed its name to reflect its new status. The campus is located downtown and offers over 100 programs through five schools. These schools include the W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing which provides students with an excellent educational experience that prepares them for their nursing careers while providing access to resources that will help them succeed as they pursue their career goals.

Thomas Edison State University (TECU) is a public university in Trenton, New Jersey. It was founded in 1972 as the Thomas Edison State College. After receiving university status in 2015, the college changed its name to reflect its new status. The campus is in downtown Trenton and continues to grow. TECU offers over 100 programs through its five schools that include: W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing; School of Business Administration; School of Science and Mathematics; Division for Continuing Studies; and Division for Adult Education, Lifelong Learning, and Workforce Development Programs.
The mission statement at Thomas Edison State University is "to provide educational access to innovative learning opportunities." TECU strives to achieve this by providing an accessible.

Thomas Edison State University (TECU) is a public university in Trenton, New Jersey. It was founded in 1972 as the Thomas Edison State College. After receiving university status in 2015, the college changed its name to reflect its new status. The campus is in downtown Trenton and continues to grow. It now includes the Kelsey Building, the Center for Learning and Technology, and the Academic Center. The university offers over 100 programs through its five schools. 

Thomas Edison State University is a public university in Trenton, New Jersey. Founded in 1972 as the Thomas Edison College, the college changed its name to reflect its new status after receiving university status in 2015. The campus is located downtown and includes buildings such as the Kelsey Building, Center for Learning and Technology, and Academic Center. TECU offers over 100 programs through five schools--W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing being one of them--and provides a variety of courses both on-site and online.

Thomas Edison State University is a public university in Trenton, New Jersey. It was founded in 1972 as the Thomas Edison State College. After receiving university status in 2015, the college changed its name to reflect its new status. The campus is in downtown Trenton and continues to grow. It now includes the Kelsey Building, the Center for Learning and Technology, and the Academic Center. 

The university offers over 100 programs through its five schools: W Cary Edwards School of Nursing, School of Arts & Sciences; School of Business; School of Health Professions; and Division of Continuing Studies which provides non-credit courses on topics such as business English or computer skills training for adults who are seeking employment or need assistance with their everyday tasks at home.

Location: United States, New Jersey