Admission Information
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ADMISSION INFORMATION
Requirements forAll Applicants
Location: Edgewater Hall –First Floor
Telephone: 678-466-4115
To beadmitted toClaytonStateUniversity, anew studentmust qualifyunder
one of the admission categories listed below. Applicants in
all
categories must
submit (1) a completed application for admission, (2) the required application fee,
and (3) all documents required by the appropriate category under which they are
applying.
The admissions applicationmay be obtained from theOffice of Recruitment
and Admissions in the Student Center Building or on-line at
If you need assistance or have questions about
admission, please contact the Office of Admissions by email at
or call (678) 466-4115.
ApplicationDeadlines
To ensure admission consideration for a given term, applicants in all
categoriesmustmeet theappropriateapplicationdeadlineas follows:
PriorityDeadline
Fall Semester..........................July15
SpringSemester .....................November 15
Summer Semester ..................April 15
*The Office of Recruitment and Admission may accept
applications for admission for a period of time after the final
deadline; however, studentsmust submit a complete packet to
ensure timely review andprocessing of thematerials.
An application fee of $40.00 is assessed to those who use the paper
application or whoapply on-lineand isnon-refundable.
TranscriptsandTest Scores
High school and/or college transcripts must be official copies in sealed
envelopes provided by the high school and/or college; student copies are not
acceptable. Test scores (SAT I & II, ACT, AP) must be submitted to Clayton
State directly from the testing service or on the official high school transcript;
copies provided by the student are not acceptable. In cases requiring theSAT II,
the University will provide information about which tests are needed and what
scores areacceptable.
AdmissionCategories
Applicants for admission to Clayton State are classified into one of the
following categories:
•
Recent HighSchool Graduates (graduation class in thepast five years)
•
Non-traditional (applicants whose high school class graduated more
than five years ago who have a GED, or whose high school class
graduated more than five years ago and have less than 30 hours of
transferrable credit).
•
Transfer Students
•
Dual Enrollment
•
Transient Students
