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• LocationGrambling, The United States
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Grambling State University (GSU) is a public historically Black university (HBCU) in Grambling, Louisiana, in the United States. It opened on 1 November 1901 as the Colored Industrial and Agricultural School, founded by an association of African-American farmers with help from Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee Institute, and took its current name in 1974. The 384-acre campus is at 403 Main Street in Grambling. GSU has 5,010 students and more than 40,000 graduates.

The university offers more than 43 undergraduate and graduate programmes. The most popular undergraduate majors include:

• Nursing
• Sociology and Psychology
• Criminal Justice and Social Work
• Biology
• Engineering Technology
• Mass Communication
• Management and Marketing

GSU also offers Cybersecurity and Cloud Computing degrees, and graduate study, including master's and doctoral degrees, online, in person and in hybrid format. International students are supported by the Center for International Affairs (CIAP), whose Office of International Student and Scholars Services handles immigration counselling and F-1 and J-1 visas. International students who apply early may receive a partial scholarship for up to four years. On-campus housing includes residence halls and apartment suites.

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403 Main Street, Grambling, LA, The United States, 71245

More than 43 undergraduate and graduate programmes. Popular undergraduate majors include:

• Nursing
• Sociology and Psychology
• Criminal Justice
• Social Work
• Biology
• Engineering Technology
• Kinesiology
• Mass Communication
• Management and Marketing
• Cybersecurity and Cloud Computing

• Online: MS in Criminal Justice, M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction, MAT (elementary and secondary education), MA in Mass Communication, Ed.D. in Developmental Education
• In person: Ph.D. in Criminology and Justice Administration, Master of Social Work, Sports Administration
• Hybrid: Family Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Educator, Social Sciences, Master of Public Administration

International students who apply early may qualify for a partial scholarship grant lasting up to four years. The earliest applicants are considered first, as admission places and grants are limited and depend on available funding; conditions apply.

The Office of Campus Living & Housing manages on-campus accommodation, including traditional residence halls such as Jewett Hall (a women's residence) and apartment-style suites with one, two or four bedrooms, as well as Steeples Glen. Fees can be paid with traditional dormitory boarding included.