Valdosta State University

Valdosta, Georgia

Valdosta State University is a public college in Valdosta, Georgia and has been named to the Best Colleges for Adults award list. The part-time student body is 2,317 students. The in-state on-campus net price to attend is $13,118 and the per-credit hour charge is $182. The school offers weekend/evening classes, credit for life experiences, academic counseling services, and more.

Overview

School Type

Website: www.valdosta.edu

Accessibility

Distance education:Yes
Career services:No
Weekend/Evening classes:Yes
Credit for life experiences:Yes
On-Campus day care:No
Remedial services:No

Demographics

Part-time students

2,155 undergrads

Full-time undergrad students:6,605
Undergrad students over 25 years old:1,219
Pell Grant students:4,967
Online and distance education undergrad students:1,749

Part-time students

25%
Students over 25 years old

14%

Cost

In-district per-credit-hour charge for part-time students

$182

In-district tuition and fees

$6,583

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Online & Distance Programs

Online/Distance degrees offered

12 degrees

Bachelor's degrees offered

Engineering Technologies and Engineering-related Fields(1)
Foreign Languages Literatures and Linguistics(2)
Mathematics and Statistics(1)
Philosophy and Religious Studies(1)
Physical Sciences(1)

Psychology(1)
Homeland Security Law Enforcement Firefighting and Related Protective Service(1)
Health Professions and Related Programs(1)
Business Management Marketing and Related Support Services(3)

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Outcomes

Retention rate for part-time students:32%

Military & Veteran

Number of undergraduate students receiving Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits

226 students

Credit for military training:No
Dedicated staff member:Yes
Student veteran organization:Yes
Yellow Ribbon Program member:No
Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges member:Yes

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