Tennessee State University

Founded in 1912, TSU is a comprehensive, urban, co-educational, land-grant institution in Nashville, Tennessee. Designated as a "high research" institution by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, Tennessee State strives for excellence in programming, offerings, and community engagement.

Tennessee State offers majors in the following undergraduate and graduate colleges and schools -- arts and sciences; business; education; engineering, technology, and computer science; health sciences; life and physical sciences, public service and urban affairs; agriculture and consumer sciences; nursing. The university offers more than 38 undergraduates, 24 graduate and 7 doctoral degrees in various majors.

Students have unlimited possibilities for success at Tennessee State University. It is a leading institution of higher learning and provide students with the opportunity to experience academic and personal growth. Students will receive instruction from top-notch faculty and be immersed in research, service learning, and student life activities, including internships, cultural, and study abroad opportunities. TSU world-class faculty will teach students how to apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world situations. As a student, they will become a problem solver and critical thinker.

Tennessee State University students go by the motto, “Think. Work. Serve.” But university also realize a little fun should be part of the collegiate experience to create a holistic approach to learning. With a variety of social, professional and civic clubs for students to participate in, there are many opportunities for students to share their time and talents and enjoy connecting with their fellow students to create the work-life balance needed for success in college and beyond.

Tennessee State University has two campuses, the lovely 500-acre main campus centrally-situated in the vibrant city of Nashville and the Avon Williams Campus, situated directly in the downtown district.