Application Deadlines
When to Apply?
Quicklinks:
- Looking for graduate or continuing education application dates?
- Prospective graduate students can review general and program-specific dates here.
- Prospective continuing education students should view the deadlines for their program of interest here.
Benefits of Applying by the Priority Deadline
Applying by the priority deadline offers several key advantages for students:
- Applying early ensures timely decision notifications, providing more time to plan and reducing the stress associated with waiting for admission decisions.
- Early applicants receive priority consideration for financial aid and scholarships.
- Early applicants also have enhanced opportunities for securing spots in desired academic courses and preferred housing options.
Application Deadlines
Full Term Classes
Full terms (Fall, Spring, and Summer) traditionally include 16 weeks of instruction, including a one-week period for final exams.
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Short Term Classes
Short terms (First Short Session and Second Short Session/Next Wave) traditionally include 8 weeks of instruction and a one-week period for final exams.
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Our fast-paced, rigorous eight-week terms will help keep you on track to reach your goals. Can't make the priority deadline, catch the “next wave” of students joining Clayton State during our Second Session mini-mester.
Helpful Resources
For more info about:
Email us at admissions@clayton.edu or call us at (678) 466-4115.
For additional support, reach out to your admissions counselor.
Contact the Office of Financial Aid.
Contact the Bursar's Office.
Refer to the Academic Calendar for your term of interest.
Refer to Orientation Dates & Fess for your term of interest.
For additional support, reach out to the Office of Orientation & New Student Programs.
Next Steps
Request Info
Not ready to apply? Request to receive more updates about your deadlines.
Contact Us
Need some individualized support? Your admissions counselor can help.