Tennessee State University is located in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

School Overview

Long history: Founded on June 19, 1912, it was originally named Tennessee Agricultural & Industrial State Normal School for Negroes, renamed Tennessee Agricultural & Industrial State Normal College in 1925, changed to Tennessee Agricultural & Industrial State College in 1927, and officially named Tennessee State University in 1968.

Public nature: As a public university, the school is funded by the government and is committed to providing high-quality and relatively affordable educational opportunities for students in Tennessee and other regions.

Campus size: The main campus covers an area of ​​500 acres and has more than 65 buildings. It is located in the residential area of ​​Nashville. In addition, there is the Avon Williams campus in the city center, close to Nashville's commercial and government center.

Academic strength

Rich professional settings: The school has 8 colleges, offering 41 bachelor's degrees, 23 master's degrees and 8 doctoral degree programs , covering a wide range of disciplines, such as allied health sciences, architecture and design, art, arts and sciences, health sciences, business, communication and information, dentistry, education, engineering, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, social work, veterinary medicine, etc.

Some majors are outstanding: its business school is the first business school in the United States to obtain accreditation from the International Association of Advanced Collegiate Schools of Business for both undergraduate and graduate courses. Its library science major ranks 20th in the United States, and its law and education majors are also in the top 50 in the United States. Courses in computer science, education, science and business are also particularly outstanding.

Equal emphasis on teaching and research: the school is classified as an "R2: Doctoral Degree-Granting University - High Research Activity" institution, with a research budget of $100031082 million in 2022, ranking second among traditional black universities in the United States, indicating that the school has invested heavily in academic research and has achieved remarkable results.

Strong faculty: It has 377 full-time and 114 part-time academic staff, who have rich experience and expertise in teaching and research, can provide students with high-quality education and guidance.

Campus Life

Accommodation: The school provides on-campus accommodation for students, with dormitories and two apartment complexes for senior students to choose from.

Sports: The school is a member of the NCAA Division I - Ohio Valley Conference. Its sports teams are nicknamed Tigers and Lady Tigers. The men's and women's teams have outstanding performances in basketball, football, track and field and other sports. Sports events enrich students' extracurricular life and enhance students' team spirit and campus cohesion.

Cultural and Art Activities: Nashville, where Tennessee State University is located, is the birthplace of American country music. The school also has its own art gallery. Every year, students and teachers hold exhibitions in the art gallery. Some students also have the opportunity to perform in the Nashville Theater. The strong artistic atmosphere provides students with a broad space for cultural and artistic development.

Admission and Tuition

Admission Rate: The admission rate of Tennessee State University is 51%.

Tuition Information: The tuition for in-state undergraduates is about US$9,000/year, and the tuition for out-of-state undergraduates is about US$25,000/year. The tuition fees for different majors and degrees may vary. The specific tuition fees are subject to the official announcement of the school.