Take advantage of the many opportunities to explore your interests and gain leadership experience. College campus organizations and clubs are listed below, see detailed descriptions.

Atlanta Metropolitan Programming (AMP)
Board Chemistry Club
Civic Engagement Criminal Justice Club
Gaming, Anime, Manga Enthusiasts (G.A.M.E.)
International Students Organization
Leadership Development
Learn, Educate, Appreciate, Develop (L.E.A.D.) Club
National Society of Black Engineers
Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society
Stepping High on Empowerment for Sisterhood (S.H.O.E.S.)
Student Government Association
Trailblazer Orientation Ambassadors
Undergraduate Research

Located in the historic Sylvan Hills neighborhood in southwest Atlanta, the 65 acres that make up the campus are only 3 minutes from downtown Atlanta and 10 minutes to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. For directions to the campus: Google Maps

Atlanta Metro is serviced by two Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) bus routes. Route 95 drops you off directly in front of the famous AMC gate along Metropolitan Parkway. Route 295 is an express bus which comes through campus and drops you off in front of building 100. For directions to the campus: Google Maps

In previous academic years, students registered for 15 or more credit hours per semester: Georgia Resident - $2,056, Out-of-State Resident - $6,197. Students may be eligible to receive financial aid to assist with the cost of college. To receive financial aid to attend Atlanta Metro, students must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and use school code: 012165. Apply here.

AMSC offers online courses in addition to traditional face-to-face courses throughout the day and evening. The online courses afford students the opportunity to earn college credits without having to come to campus. Online instructors have regular office hours for students who wish to have face-to-face interaction with their instructors. For more information.

Adult learners with work experience, may be able to get college credit through Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). PLA is a process through which students:

• Identify areas of relevant learning from their past experiences
• Demonstrate learning through testing, portfolio assessment, and credit recommendation from nationally recognized organizations
• Receive academic credit based on acceptable evaluation

AMSC is known as a military-friendly institution. The Military Resource Center is a one-stop shop that addresses all of the needs of military students-from academic to financial aid and admissions counseling.

Student/Faculty Ratio - 16:1
Female 65%, Male 35%
Average Age - 26, Median Age - 22, Mode Age - 19
Traditional Students (Less than 25 years old) - 62%
Adult Learners (25 years and older) - 38%
International Students from Eritrea, India, Italy, Sudan

Academic Programs & Guided Pathways are listed below, see detailed descriptions.

BACHELOR'S DEGREES

Biological Sciences (BS)
Business Administration (BBA)
Criminal Justice (BS)
Digital Media/Film & Entertainment Design (BA)
Organizational Leadership (BS)
Teacher Education (Clayton State University)

ASSOCIATE'S DEGREES & PATHWAYS

General Pathway Associates Degree (ASCC)
General Pathway Associates Degree (AACC)
Digital Media/Film & Entertainment Design (AACC)
Mass Communication (AACC)
Biological Sciences (ASCC)
Business Administration (ASCC)
Computer Information Systems (ASCC)
Criminal Justice (ASCC)
Engineering Transfer (ASCC)
Health Sciences Transfer (ASCC)
Psychology (ASCC)
Social Work (ASCC)
Teacher Education (ASCC)

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Fin Tech
Forensic Science
Information Technology
Law Enforcement Leadership
Religious Studies

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)
The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)

Not only can you get in, but you can triumph!

GPA of 2.00

Official high school transcript from a regionally accredited high school or Official GED test transcript
Official transcripts from all colleges attended (if applicable)

Admissions Priority Deadlines:

FALL - July 15 | SPRING - November 15 | SUMMER - May 1

• Complete the online application and pay nonrefundable $20 application fee
• Have your official transcripts sent to AMSC from high school and all previous colleges attended
• Submit verification of lawful presence
• Submit certificate of immunization

ACCUPLACER is the current test that is being used for placement at Atlanta Metropolitan State College. The reason to take the ACCUPLACER test is to exempt out of corequisite Math and English. If you have not already taken this exam, or if you have not earned transferring English and Math credit, you have the option to take this exam.

All documents should be submitted to the Office of Recruitment & Admissions prior to the admission deadline for the semester you intend to attend at AMSC.

You're remarkable. Nothing is stopping you. At AMSC, our dual enrollment and early college programs introduce high school students to college-level coursework. Students can earn college credits while still in high school. Dual enrollment also helps students adjust to certain aspects of the college experience so the transition from high school to college may be easier.

To participate in AMSC's dual enrollment program, a student must submit admissions documents and meet the following requirements:

Dual Enrollment

• Admissions application
• Minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.0
• Official scores from SAT, ACT or ACCUPLACER (must meet required minimum cutoff score)
• Signed parental consent form

Early College

• Admissions application
• Minimum cumulative high school GPA of 2.5
• Official scores from SAT, ACT or ACCUPLACER (must meet required minimum cutoff score)
• Signed parental consent form

Dual Enrollment/Early College Admission Deadlines: FALL - July 1 | SPRING - December 1 | SUMMER - May 1