Graduate Students

The School of Arts and Sciences offers a diverse curriculum that allows students to flourish, find their path, and achieve their lifted life of career success. The School provides the core curricular foundation for the university, rooted in a liberal arts tradition dating back to Clark College (1869); one of the university’s founding institutions and among the nation’s first private four-year liberal arts colleges for African Americans.

Today it is the largest among the university’s four schools and is home to 18 academic departments across four divisions.

The School of Business Administration is one of the top 10 producers of African-American business professionals in the nation. The School provides a quality program of business management education for young men and women throughout the world. Our enrollment is comprised of one of the largest pools of African-American business students in the nation, representing over 40 states and 30 countries, in a diverse array of programmatic opportunities.

The School of Education is committed to the belief that every child can learn—regardless of language, culture, ethnicity, perceived ability and/or circumstance. Explore  student outcomes to find your place in the future of education…and the future of the world.

The Whitney M. Young Jr. School of Social Work advances the ideals of economic and social justice, through an enriched curriculum, innovative research and transformative community engagement. It is the first school of social work in the state of Georgia.