Clayton State University

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Clayton State University
founding 1969
Sponsorship state
place Morrow , United States
president Thomas J. Hynes
Students 7.145
Employee 564
Foundation assets $ 1.1 million (2012)
Website www.clayton.edu

The Clayton State University is a public university in Morrow in the US state of Georgia with about 7,100 students.

history

The current university was founded in 1969 as Clayton Junior College , in 1986 the name was changed to Clayton State College . When numerous higher education institutions were renamed in 1996, the previous college became Clayton College & State University . The current name has finally existed since 2005.

Departments

The university is divided into five departments:

  • College of Arts and Sciences
  • College of Business
  • College of Health
  • College of Information and Mathematical Sciences
  • School of Graduate Studies

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Universities in Georgia
Research universities

Georgia Institute of Technology  • Georgia Regents University  • Georgia State University  • University of Georgia

Regional universities

Georgia Southern University  • Kennesaw State University  • University of West Georgia  • Valdosta State University

State Universities

Albany State University  • Armstrong Atlantic State University  • Clayton State University  • Columbus State University  • Fort Valley State University  • Georgia College & State University  • Georgia Southwestern State University  • University of North Georgia  • Savannah State University  • Southern Polytechnic State University

Private universities

American Intercontinental University  • Argosy University  • Brenau University  • Clark Atlanta University  • Emory University  • Life University  • Mercer University  • Oglethorpe University  • Oxford College of Emory University  • Point University  • Reinhardt University  • Shorter University  • South University  • Thomas University