Live the Wildcat Life! On-campus living at Fort Valley University provides the ultimate in convenience to enhance your college experience. the Wildcat Commons comes complete with awesome amenities: • Furniture Package • Computer Labs • Laundry Facilities • Cable TV • Individual Leases • High Speed and Wireless Internet • Student-Funded Telephone Service • Recreation and Gaming Center
$157.2 MiL. iMpact in coMMunity Fort Valley State University is one of the economic engines bolstering the Middle Georgia communities, according to an economic impact study commissioned by the University System of Georgia. The report entitled, “The Economic Impact of University System of Georgia Institutions on their Regional Economies in FY 2012” analyzed the financial impact of the USG’s 31member institutions on their host communities. Economists discovered that FVSU had a combined economic impact of $157.2 million and generated more than 1,877 jobs. Areas involved in the study were Peach, Houston, Bibb, Crawford, Macon and Taylor counties. The total economic impact for the USG was $14.1 billion.
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College of agriculture, Family Sciences and technology • Agricultural Economics • Animal Science • Electronics Engineering Technology • Infant and Child Development • Plant Science • Veterinary Technology
College of Graduate Studies & extended education • Master of Arts in History • Master of Science in Education: -Early Childhood/Special Education -Middle Grades Education -School Counselor Education • Master of Science: -Mental Health Counseling -Rehabilitation Counseling* -Animal Science -Biotechnology • Master of Public Health: -Environmental Health *Online Program
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-Summer 2015) Undergraduate: $3,224 (In-State) • $9 ,477 (Out-of-State) Graduate: $2,957 (In-State) • $8 ,675 (Out-of-State) HOUSInG: $2,139 $3,191 per semester St UD en t aC tIV ItI eS 64 registered stu dent organizations, includ ing 2 social fraterniti es and 3 social sororities