Student Life

For many Georgia State University students, finding a place to park is as difficult as finding a place to live.

Any college student will tell you that attending college is about much more than just classes and majors. While academic, the college lifestyle is also very social and provides an opportunity for students to meet peers from diverse backgrounds with different interests.

The start of the holiday season means the countdown to the end of the fall semester for Georgia State University students.

While housing is top-of-mind for most incoming college students, many find that dining programs – the where and how of planning everyday meals – are one of the most significant transitions to life as a college student.

With fall semester classes now in full swing, many new and incoming students are getting into their routine on campus and looking for ways to get involved in campus life outside their classes.

With students returning to campus this month, many first-year students are experiencing life on a college campus for the first time.

Congratulations on being an international student at Georgia State University! But let’s face a fact- the institution’s neighborhood (and Atlanta at large) is awash with student housing options that bring more stress than good.

As a new or prospective Georgia State University student, you may have many questions about how to get started.

With the high costs associated with attending college, many students need to earn money to get through school.

A public university founded in 1913, Georgia State University is known for many things, including its four research schools and numerous majors.