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LATEST UPDATES
Spring Commencement Changed to Virtual Commencement - July 6, 2020
Pass/Fail Grades Now Posted - June 11, 2020
CARES Act Reporting - May 28, 2020
ACT Waived for Fall 2020 Admissions of First-time Students
Registration for Maymester is Now
ACADEMIC CLASSES
The university transitioned to online classes on Monday, March 16.
Library - Remote Access Services
ADMISSIONS FOR FALL 2020
Proposed Temporary Adjustment to Fall 2020 Admission of First-Year Students
TSU will permit First-year students to be admitted for Fall 2020 without an ACT/SAT score if they meet other established requirements for admission. Students with a GPA of 2.5 or higher who have completed an application and have submitted an official high school transcript will be considered for admission based upon their display of strong academic achievement in their core coursework.
In March 2020, the College Board and ACT, Inc. announced that they were suspending the availability of SAT and ACT testing due to logistical and safety issues associated with the administering of the tests during the COVID-19 pandemic. TSU’s decision was made in light of the testing companies’ decision and the circumstances associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Tennessee State University continues to undertake temporary measures to address and manage the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. This temporary admission adjustment shall apply for the Fall 2020 term only.
COMMENCEMENT
Spring Commencement Changed to Virtual Commencement - July 6, 2020
GRADING
June 11, 2020
The process of Pass/Fail grades are now posted for those students who requested Pass grades for undergraduate courses.
MAYMESTER REGISTRATION
For full information about how to register for and find Maymester Courses, please visit Search for Maymester Classes, contact advisement@tnstate.edu, or call (615) 963-5531.
ON-CAMPUS HOUSING
- TSU closed all residence halls including the apartments on Saturday, March 21, 2020. Students were asked to make arrangements to return to their permanent homes by that time. Students are not required to return to campus for the remainder of the semester but will finish the semester using the online format. For students with extenuating circumstances that require more time, please click on Student Request to Remain On Campus and submit by Wednesday, March 18, 2020. We will evaluate it on a case-by-case basis.
- If you have any questions concerning the departure from campus on March 21, please contact the Department of Residence Life at reslife@tnstate.edu.
PAYMENT / REFUNDS
The University is currently assessing the charges that students paid for meals and residence life, and will provide information in upcoming weeks regarding credits or refunds to student accounts. Visit Bursar Office >>
CARES Act Reporting - May 28, 2020
CARES Act Update - May 11, 2020
DINING
- Dining services likely will be tapered as we assess current needs based on the number of dining-plan students remaining here.
EVENTS & MEETINGS
- All campus events are cancelled through March 31, 2020. University officials are also assessing the possibility of cancelling campus events beyond March 31, 2020, where large crowds are expected.
LIBRARY SERVICES
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COURSE WITHDRAWAL
The deadline to withdraw from courses has been extended to April 18, 2020.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES