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Student Reviews of Columbus State University

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based on 19 reviews

  • Alex from Stockbridge, GA

    CSU has some of the lowest tuition in the state, which is good for many students who cannot afford tuition at a larger school. However, the low tuition is traded for some programs and luxuries. For instance, there is no Economics, Physics,… more read full review

    CSU has some of the lowest tuition in the state, which is good for many students who cannot afford tuition at a larger school. However, the low tuition is traded for some programs and luxuries. For instance, there is no Economics, Physics, Philosophy, or Journalism major. There is also the problem of under-staffing. Many of CSU's administrative departments are understaffed, making offices such as Student Enrollment Services and Financial Aid somewhat inefficient. Additionally, some Academic functions of the school, such as the Math and Science lab, are understaffed. However, when a student is able to gain the attention of a Math or Science tutor, they almost always convey information clearly and concisely. However, CSU is currently expanding and more classes will be available in the near future. read full review

  • Brandon from Cataula, GA

    I am enjoying Columbus State U. thus far in my enrollment. Columbus State U. is becoming more and more competitive with the other colleges in Georgia through the erection of new student centers and a recreation center. I believe that it is becoming… more read full review

    I am enjoying Columbus State University thus far in my enrollment. Columbus State University is becoming more and more competitive with the other colleges in Georgia through the erection of new student centers and a recreation center. I believe that it is becoming less contrary with the most widely known college in Georgia called the University of Georgia. While CSU may not offer as many courses or opportunities as UGA it is still becoming a more developed college making it more appealing to the people. None of my classes have been scrutinizing or punishing in the least bit. I have felt relaxed and ready to learn in every class I have taken thus far in my experience at CSU. If you do your work and study than there is no reason you will not pass any of the courses at CSU. There are plenty of organizations and other clubs at CSU that call to the interest of just about everyone. Overall, if you want to go to an average college that offers plenty of open doors for a considerably low tuition fee than you must enroll at CSU. It's a college that will make you feel at home while at the same time make you feel like it is where you belong. read full review

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Columbus State University Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Academic Decathlon Scholarship $600 R
Alfonso Biggs Scholarship - R
Asian Pacific Alliance Educational Foundation Scholarship - R
Elizabeth Kyle Spencer Memorial Scholarship - R
Elizabeth Kyle Spencer Memorial Scholarship. - R
Frank D. Brown Honors Scholarship $2,500 - $3,200 R
Georgia Governors Scholarship $1,575 R
Herbert H. Hughes Scholarship $2,500 - $3,200 R
James Newsom Scholarship $2,500 - $3,200 R
James Wallace Hunter Honors Scholarship $2,500 - $3,200 R
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