Georgia Southern University (GSU)

Georgia Southern University (abbreviated as GSU) is an educational institution of the state type in America, which work started back in 1906. Not far from Statesboro there is a small campus.

The curriculum is built on a practice-oriented approach with a large volume of applied and research work. Students have access to personal advisors and support teams, as well as an Academic Success Center offering individual mentoring and academic skills seminars.

The Ready Day One program helps students prepare for the job market, while the SOAR orientation program introduces new students to the academic process. Online and accelerated programs are available, along with eight-week mini-semesters and the option to receive credit for prior knowledge and experience.

Programs are organized by colleges, including:

• Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering & Computing — engineering and information technology,
• College of Arts and Humanities — arts and humanities,
• College of Behavioral and Social Sciences — psychology, criminology, sociology, public administration,
• College of Education — education and pedagogy,
• College of Science and Mathematics — natural sciences and mathematics, Pre-Health programs,
• Parker College of Business — business and logistics,
• Waters College of Health Professions — nursing, physical therapy, kinesiology,
• Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health — public health,
• Jack N. Averitt College of Graduate Studies — master's and doctoral programs,
• Honors College and University College — individual and interdisciplinary tracks.

Programs are available at the associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and certificate levels — in in-person and online formats.

• The university's mascot and community is the "Eagles" (Eagle Nation),
• The university has a campus in Ireland specializing in study abroad programs,
• The Armstrong campus is home to the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Center, dedicated to the heritage of the Gullah people,
• The university is the academic home of Army and Navy ROTC,
• Eight-week mini-semesters allow students to begin studies at different times of the year.

Higher education institution is popular among foreign students, and it is in the TOP-5 of the best universities in the world (1452 place).

It is about a large university, because here at the same time about 24,000 people attend a course every year. During their studies, students can apply and take part in international student and teacher exchange programs every year. Anyone who plans to get here for studying should pre-clarify all the details through the official Internet resource at www.georgiasouthern.edu, as well as through the pages on social networks Facebook, Linkedin, Youtube, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube.

University Infrastructure

The infrastructure of the university includes its large library, a place in a modern dormitory. A higher education institution is considered a member of various scientific associations and groups.

University graduates successfully build careers in a wide variety of fields, with the average salary after graduation being approximately $81,151 per year.

A well-developed career support system, including the Ready Day One program and career services, helps students prepare for the job market while still studying.

To join the ranks of the university, all applicants (from among the local residents and foreign students from around the globe) are required to provide data on their past performance, previously passed exams. We must not forget that at the university the competition is not so high. Two applicants simultaneously apply for each student’s place. University is one of those where it is customary to divide each academic year into two semester.

Tuition at GSU

Education in high school can not be called cheap. Passing a course in a university master’s degree can be saved by obtaining scholarships on the condition of good academic performance. Also, there is always a choice in front of students - on which system to take a course - internally or remotely.

The university offers scholarships based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement, including Honors College scholarships, as well as institutional and external funding programs. Students have access to federal grants, loans, and work-study programs — to apply, the FAFSA form must be completed.

Graduate students may be eligible for graduate assistantships — work with faculty and staff that provides professional experience and helps cover tuition and living expenses.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision