Georgia State University

Georgia State University is an internationally renowned institution for higher education, established in 1913 in Atlanta, USA. With a diverse campus community of over 3000 international students, the university prides itself on promoting inclusivity and diversity. It is highly recognized worldwide for its exceptional academic standards and research excellence. Ranked 268th in Top Universities by Webometrics - World, Georgia State University offers a wide range of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in various fields, including Business, Humanities, Engineering, and more. The university has 8 intakes throughout the year, in April, September, March, August, January, and May. The duration of bachelor’s degrees is typically NaN years, while master's degrees take 1 year to complete. The tuition fees range from $9,000 to $23,000 annually, but students can also avail themselves of various scholarships and grants offered by the university, such as the USC Associates Scholarships for undergraduate Business Programs, Horace W Goldsmith Fellowship, You Are Welcome Here Scholarship for a degree in Kinesiology at Michigan State University, and the Graduate Incentive Award for MS in Applied Economics. The sprawling campus offers top-notch facilities, including modern buildings, state-of-the-art research libraries, well-equipped laboratories, centers, clubs, and boarding facilities for students and staff. Moreover, the university provides ample career opportunities for its students through mentorship programs that help them excel in their fields and make a positive impact on society. Georgia State University has specific admission requirements that include English proficiency tests like IELTS and TOEFL, as well as standardized test scores for exams like GRE, SAT, GMAT, and others. In addition, students must also submit letters of recommendation, work experience letters, statements of purpose, academic transcripts, and other necessary documents, such as valid passports and visas.