Albany State University
Albany State, a public, historically black, liberal arts university, was founded in 1903 as the Albany Bible and Manual Training Institute. In 1917, it became the state-supported, two-year Georgia Normal and Agricultural College; in 1943 it became a four-year institution and was renamed Albany State College; and in 1996 it gained university status. Programs are offered through the Schools of Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, and Nursing. The 206-acre campus is located in southwest Georgia, 180 miles from Atlanta.
Admissions
of Applicants Admitted
- January 01, 2011
SAT Required
Test Score Ranges
25th percentile to 75th percentile- 1210–1420 SAT Total
- 410–480 SAT Reading
- 400–470 SAT Math
- 400–470 SAT Writing
- 17–19 ACT Composite
- 16–20 ACT English
- 16–19 ACT Math
TOEFL Required for intl students
Cost
Annual tuition, fees, books, supplies, room and board
- $4,060
- $13,352
- $8,976
- $1,700
Will I Like It
number of undergraduates
- Public
- City
- 66% Women
Areas of Study
Education
Education Administration, Teaching
Engineering
Computer Science
Humanities
English Language & Literature, Foreign Languages
Journalism & Communication
Debate & Speech
Music
General Music & Theory
Politics & Law
Political Science & Government
Public Service
Law Enforcement, Public Administration, Social Work
Science & Math
Biology, Chemistry, Math
Social Sciences
Psychology, Sociology
Visual Arts & Design
Drawing
Extra Curriculars
Mailing Address
504 College Dr.Albany, GA 31705
