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CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
with more than 4,000 future leaders.
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
is an institution with a rich
heritage, a solid present, and
a bright future. Our history,
dating back to our forerunners
Atlanta University (founded
1865) and Clark College
(1869), gives us a rightful
claim to leadership in the
education of African
American students. Today,
we stand right on the cutting
edge in fields such as
business, education, social
work, and mass
communications.
your chosen profession.
your community, yourself, your world.
THIS IS AN EXCITING TIME
in the history of CAU and our
nation. Opportunities have
never been greater for young
African Americans driven by
dreams. Moreover, we are
blessed to be one of the
largest universities in the
educational heart of Atlanta,
a dynamic cosmopolitan city
drawing college students and
professionals from all corners
of the United States.
CAU
at the center of it all
ARE YOU READY TO LEARN, TO
LEAD AND TO CHANGE? Do you
want to help shape a great
university determined to
achieve even greater
prominence in the United
States and around the world?
If so, then we invite you to
consider joining the Clark
Atlanta University educational
family. Together we can fulfill
our promise—and yours.
Opportunities for learning abound at Clark Atlanta University, cited by
Money magazine as one of the five best colleges for African Americans
in the United States. CAU education is active, not passive; engaged,
not remote; hands-on, not ivory tower. If you’re determined to make the
most of your college years, we’ll see that you do.
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND
LEARNING This innovative faculty development
center hosts special workshops, brown-bag
luncheons, and other activities designed to
enhance classroom teaching.
THE ROBERT W. WOODRUFF LIBRARY Students
and faculty from all of the Atlanta University
Center institutions benefit from the vast
holdings of the Robert W. Woodruff Library,
which exceeds 1.8 million items.
HANDS-ON INTERNSHIPS You will acquire
valuable experience and enhance your
résumé by completing an internship. Here
is a small sampling of where CAU students
have completed internships:
BANK OF AMERICA
CHICK-FIL-A
COCA COLA
HALLMARK
HARLEY DAVIDSON
MEADWESTVACO
METLIFE
REEBOK
TARGET CORPORATION
TURNER BROADCASTING
UNION PACIFIC
VERIZON WIRELESS
WALT DISNEY
LEARNING AT CAU
CROSS REGISTRATION WITHIN THE ATLANTA
UNIVERSITY CENTER Students at Clark
Atlanta University, Morehouse College, and
Spelman College enjoy cross registration
privileges, greatly expanding their academic
options and opportunities.
active engaging determined
STUDY ABROAD Thanks to CAU’s membership
“There is in this world
no such force as the
force of a person
determined to rise.”
in several consortia, our students have
benefited from life-changing experiences
on several continents—Africa, Asia,
Australia, Central America, Europe, and
South America—as well as in the Caribbean.
W.E.B. DUBOIS, A RENOWNED SCHOLAR, AUTHOR, AND CIVIL
RIGHTS ACTIVIST, DU BOIS (1868-1963) ESTABLISHED THE
SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT AT ATLANTA UNIVERSITY.
majors
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Art
Biological Science
Chemistry
Computer Information Systems
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Dual-Degree Engineering
English
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Fashion Design/
Merchandising
French
History
Mass Media Arts
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religion
Sociology
Spanish
Speech Communication
Theater Arts
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
(with concentrations)
Accounting
Business Administration
Economics
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Early Childhood Education
Educational Studies
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
Social Work
If you want to be a leader, then explore in class the lessons of great
leaders from other eras and lands, cultures, and faiths. Observe
leaders your own age in action to see what works—or doesn’t work.
Try your hand at leading to develop your own leadership style.
CAU offers numerous “leadership laboratories,” both formal and
informal. Are you ready to step up—and lead?
TRYING ON LEADERSHIP Here are just some
of the ways you might test and develop your
leadership skills at CAU:
BECOME A MENTOR Help new students ease
their transition into college life by
becoming an Orientation Guide or
perhaps providing ongoing mentorship as
a Resident Assistant (RA).
TAP YOUR CREATIVE LEADERSHIP Discover
the power of creative persuasion by running
editorial meetings for The Panther (the
student newspaper) or directing a play for
the CAU players.
CONVERT IDEAS TO ACTION Learn how to
move a good idea to reality by launching a
new initiative for the Student Government
Association or organizing a fund-raising
event for a Greek organization.
LEADERSHIP AT CAU
EXPAND YOUR NETWORK Sharpen your
professional skills and expand your
network by hosting a visiting speaker for
the Marketing Club, or completing an
internship at one of Atlanta’s dynamic
corporations.
explore observe challenge
“There’s a world waiting for you. Yours is the
quest that’s just begun.”
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON, AN 1894 GRADUATE OF ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, JOHNSON (1871-1938) WAS AN AUTHOR,
EDUCATOR, DIPLOMAT, POET, SONGWRITER, CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST, AND LEADING FIGURE IN THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE. HE WROTE THE LYRICS TO LIFT EV’RY VOICE AND SING, LONG KNOWN AS THE “NEGRO NATIONAL ANTHEM.”
clubs
A SAMPLING OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Black Law Student
Association
Campus Activities Board
CAU Players
CAU-TV
Computer Science Club
Forensics Society
Gospel Choir
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Marketing Club
Mass Media Arts Club
Panther Marching Band
The Panther (student newspaper)
Philharmonic Society
Political Science Association
PR Student Society of
America
Pre-Law Society
Resident Hall Councils
Spirit Club
Spoken Word
Student Government
Association
Undergraduate Psychology
Association
Women’s Initiative Program
Young Entrepreneurs Club
Clark Atlanta University exists to enhance the career and life
prospects of its students. As graduates, they go on to change the
community, the nation, and the world. No magic formula exists to
change a student. Human dynamics aren’t that simple. We’re here
to help you make a difference, so be open to change. That’s the
best way to discover the power of your own potential.
BE OPEN TO SELF DISCOVERY Pay attention
when an English professor suggests you
could be a fine writer, for example, or a
chemistry professor urges you to go into
medical research, or a coach’s training
techniques lead you to consider a career as
a fitness trainer. At CAU, you will have the
chance to explore new opportunities and
discover who and what you want to be.
“The Panther, CAU’s
student newspaper, was
a stepping stone for me.
It was a great introducLIFE IS A CLASSROOM You will learn from
tion to journalism and
every person you meet, every situation you
encounter, every challenge you face. Your the whole newspaper
CAU experience will take you beyond the business.”
walls of the classroom and our campus.
RAISE YOUR SIGHTS Get involved in as many
things as you can while at CAU. Try out for
an athletic team, or go for a lead part
in a theatre play, or run for class officer.
The idea is that success in one area can lead
to success in another. Collectively, these
experiences will be life changing and will
give you the confidence to set even higher
goals for yourself!
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JONATHAN LANDRUM ‘03, A REPORTER FOR THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS IN ATLANTA, WROTE FOR THE PANTHER
HIS JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEARS, SERVING AS THE ASSISTANT
SPORTS EDITOR.
CHANGING AT CAU
motivate discover empower
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he Atlanta Braves, Falcons, and Hawks. The Martin Luther King, Jr.
National Historic Site and the Jimmy Carter Library. Midtown (the Heart
of the Arts) and Centennial Olympic Park. The Atlanta Symphony and
Underground Atlanta. And so much more. No wonder Atlanta is a magnet
for African-American college students and young professionals from across
the United States. It's all right here.
Just as you have certain personal achievements for which you feel
justifiable pride, so does Clark Atlanta University. We’re most proud,
though, of creating an educational environment which encourages
each and every student to discover their own “center of excellence.”
Be prepared to be surprised—and shine.
CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE Our five Centers of
Excellence exist for the common purpose of
advancing knowledge. Collectively, they
exemplify our quest to become a premier
global institution of higher learning. (Go to:
www.cau.edu for further information on
these innovative centers.)
CENTER FOR COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
FOR NATIONAL SECURITY Focuses on
computational intelligence, which encompasses
and integrates efforts in information security,
artificial intelligence, computer modeling,
and high performance computing.
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION Accredited by the Association
to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
International (AACSB), the School of
Business Administration has been a pioneer
in business education for CAU students
since 1931.
CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN MASS MEDIA ARTS
Cutting-edge curricula, hands-on experiences
for students and collaborative ventures
with leaders in the communications industry
combine to produce communications
professionals able to process, analyze,
interpret, and disseminate information.
CENTER FOR URBAN EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
Striving to resolve educational disparities in
urban schools, the Center serves as a
research clearinghouse and think tank on
issues germane to the education and
socialization of African-American children
and other underserved populations.
CENTER FOR CANCER RESEARCH AND
THERAPEUTIC DEVELOPMENT A core group of
internationally known scientists, along with
undergraduate and graduate students, work
to increase awareness for prevention, early
detection, and treatment of cancers.
“ Since I hope to become a college professor
one day, I really appreciate the personalized,
close-knit academic environment at
CAU. Freshman honors courses gave me
a solid foundation for advanced course
work in my major.”
MEGAN HOLSTON, SENIOR
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, SOCIOLOGY MAJOR, CAU HONORS PROGRAM; MISS CAU 2009
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ACCORDING TO THE JOURNAL OF
BLACKS IN HIGHER EDUCATION,
CAU IS THE #5 LEADING
PRODUCER OF DOCTORATES FOR
AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS
AMONG HBCUS NATIONWIDE.
THE CAU SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION WAS NAMED
THE “2008 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION OF THE YEAR” BY THE
ATLANTA CHAPTER OF THE
NATIONAL BLACK MBA
ASSOCIATION.
THE CAU CENTER FOR CANCER
RESEARCH AND THERAPEUTIC
DEVELOPMENT (CCRTD) RECENTLY
RECEIVED A $6.5 MILLION
GRANT FROM THE NATIONAL
INSTITUTES OF HEALTH.
WASHINGTON MONTHLY, WHICH
EVALUATES SCHOOLS BASED ON
THEIR “CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
PUBLIC,” RANKED CAU #69
AMONG 258 NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES IN ITS 2009 SURVEY.
MECA WALKER ’93, AN
ASSOCIATE JUDGE FOR THE 309TH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF
HOUSTON, IS THE COURT’S FIRST
AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAMILY LAW
JUDGE IN MORE THAN A DECADE.
TASHAY REID, A SOPHOMORE
MEDIA ARTS MAJOR, WAS
CROWNED MISS BLACK GEORGIA
USA FOR 2009, EARNING THE
RIGHT TO COMPETE IN THE
ANNUAL MISS BLACK USA
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ACTOR, DIRECTOR, AND CAU
GRADUATE KENNY LEON
RECEIVED THE 2007 GEORGIA
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
LEGACY AWARD FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STATE’S CULTURAL LEGACY.
NEWSWEEK NAMED PROFESSOR
ROBERT D. BULLARD, DIRECTOR
OF CAU’S ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE RESOURCE CENTER,
ONE OF 13 “ENVIRONMENTAL
LEADERS OF CENTURY.”
CAU’S CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE
IN MASS MEDIA ARTS AND
THE ROBERT W. WOODRUFF
LIBRARY JOINTLY PUBLISH THE
ANNUAL SCHOLARLY JOURNAL
COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL
CHANGE.
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
2008 BET HIP HOP AWARDS,
CAU HOSTED TWO TELEVISED
PANEL DISCUSSIONS FEATURING
RUSSELL SIMMONS, LUDACRIS,
AND OTHER MUSIC INDUSTRY
LUMINARIES.
We want students that are determined to learn everything they can about
themselves and the world around them—to excel in the classroom, to
perform on and off the field, to participate in extracurricular activities,
and to become leaders in their future professions.
PANTHERS! The amazing Mighty Marching
“For me, Atlanta has GO,
Panther Band, which has toured the nation
been the perfect place and been featured in major films, sets the
for the Clark Atlanta University
to spend my undergrad- tone
Panthers. Win or lose, the CAU community
uate years. Besides supports its teams. Whether you’re a star
player, a reserve softball player, or a
all the great cultural football
back-of-the-pack cross-country runner, you’ll
resources, I’ve had learn valuable lessons about working with
others towards a common goal and giving it
some incredible
your best at all times in all seasons, while
internship opportuni- having fun in the process.
ties and community
service experiences.”
KEVIN REEVES, SENIOR
YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI,
FINANCE MAJOR, CAU HONORS PROGRAM;
PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
HOME BASE
COMMUNITY IS A VITAL PART OF THE CAU
EXPERIENCE, AND ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME
TO LIVE ON CAMPUS. STUDENTS CAN CHOOSE
FROM A VARIETY OF CONVENIENT, SECURE LIVING
ARRANGEMENTS, INCLUDING SUITE-STYLE
APARTMENTS.
GET INVOLVED Sing for the Choir. Lead a
Greek organization. Cheer on the Panthers.
Debate for the Forensics Society. Write for
the student newspaper. Join an academic
society. What matters isn’t what you choose
to do; what matters is that you get out there
and do it! By getting involved, you’ll learn
more and grow more.
INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS (SIAC CONFERENCE,
DIVISION II) MEN: baseball, basketball, crosscountry, football, track and field. WOMEN:
basketball, cross-country, softball, tennis,
track and field, volleyball.
A FULL MENU OF ACTIVITIES Over 80 chartered
clubs and organizations and four sororities
and five fraternities provide a wide range of
options and opportunities to get involved.
Go to www.cau.edu for details.
GOING GREEK
FRATERNITIES
ALPHA PHI ALPHA
KAPPA ALPHA PSI
OMEGA PSI PHI
PHI BETA SIGMA
SORORITIES
THE ATLANTA SCENE
ATLANTA BALLET
ATLANTA BRAVES AND TURNER FIELD
ATLANTA HAWKS
ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY CENTER AND THE
HISTORIC WEST END
ATLANTIC STATION
CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK
FESTIVALS GALORE
JIMMY CARTER LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. NATIONAL HISTORIC
SITE AND SWEET AUBURN DISTRICT
MIDTOWN, THE HEART OF THE ARTS
NEW WORLD OF COCA-COLA
PIEDMONT PARK
UNDERGROUND ATLANTA
ZOO ATLANTAS
FOR MORE ON ATLANTA, GO TO:
HTTP://WWW.ATLANTA.NET
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ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
DELTA SIGMA THETA
SIGMA GAMMA RHO
ZETA PHI BETA
TRADITIONS
BATTLE OF THE BANDS
BET BLACK COLLEGE TOUR
GREEK STEP SHOW
HOMECOMING WEEKEND
The achievements of our graduates define the success of Clark
Atlanta University. Their stories tell our story. Their performances
build our pride. Here are examples of six graduates who’ve gone on
to lead and change.
“CAU gave me the
confidence to
succeed. I majored in
English at Clark
Atlanta and had a
wonderful experience.”
MECA WALKER ‘93 WENT ON TO STUDY LAW AT HOWARD
UNIVERSITY AND IS NOW ASSOCIATE JUDGE FOR THE 309TH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF HOUSTON IN HARRIS
COUNTY, TEXAS.
CAREER PLANNING FROM DAY 1 The Career
Planning and Placement Center (CPPC) is
here to serve you from the day you step on
campus until the day you graduate, and even
after you’ve graduated, should the need arise.
ANNUAL CAREER FAIRS The Graduate and
Professional Schools Day Fair and the CAU
Career Day give you the chance to meet key
people who can help you take the next step
after graduation.
INDIVIDUALIZED AND GROUP COUNSELING
GRADUATE SCHOOL PLACEMENT The CPPC
office as well as members in your academic
department can counsel you on the many
graduate school opportunities available at
CAU and beyond.
Skilled professionals know the questions to
ask and the options for you to consider.
SELF-AWARENESS AND CAREER EXPLORATION
Take advantage of the tests available
designed to determine career options which
fit your strengths and interests.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS
AND SEMINARS CPPC offers a range of
useful workshops and seminars on
everything from network-building to
resume-writing and interviews.
MARVA COLLINS, CLASS OF 1957, EDUCATION MAJOR.
EDUCATOR AND FOUNDER OF WESTSIDE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Real-world, hands-
on experience is what you’ll get by taking
advantage of CAU’s extensive internship
and cooperative education programs.
JERRI DEVARD, CLASS OF 1969, MBA IN MARKETING.
VERIZON EXECUTIVE, NAMED ONE OF THE 50
MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN BUSINESS BY
BLACK ENTERPRISE MAGAZINE IN 2006.
REATHA CLARK KING, CLASS OF 1958,
CHEMISTRY MAJOR.
FORMER PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
OF GENERAL MILLS FOUNDATION, SCIENTIST,
PHILANTHROPIST, EDUCATOR.
KENNY LEON, CLASS OF 1978, POLITICAL SCIENCE
MAJOR AND THEATER MINOR.
CEO AND CO-FOUNDER OF TRUE COLORS
THEATRE, FORMER ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF
ALLIANCE THEATRE.
BOBBY VALENTINO, (REAL NAME BOBBY
WILSON), CLASS OF 2004, MASS COMMUNICATION
MAJOR. SINGER.
LEE N. MAY, II, CLASS OF 1998, BUSINESS MAJOR.
COMMISSIONER IN DEKALB COUNTY, GEORGIA,
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CAU at a Glance
If you’re interested in a university where you can learn, lead, and change,
then take the next step and apply to CAU. We also encourage you to
visit the campus. Talk to students and professors, attend a class or
two, and experience CAU for yourself. Our goal is to help you reach
your goal, and a personal visit is a great first step.
HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO APPLY FOR
HERE IS TO
WHAT
ADMISSION
CAU:YOU NEED TO APPLY
FOR ADMISSION TO CAU:
- A RECOMMENDATION FROM YOUR COUNSELOR
A RECOMMENDATION FROM YOUR COUNSELOR
- A RECOMMENDATION FROM A TEACHER
A RECOMMENDATION FROM A TEACHER
- AN OFFICIAL HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT FROM EACH
SCHOOL
ATTENDED.
(TRANSCRIPTS
MUST BEFROM
SENT FROM
AN OFFICIAL
HIGH
SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT
THE EACH
SCHOOL
DIRECTLY
TO THE(TRANSCRIPTS
OFFICE OF ADMISSION.)
SCHOOL
ATTENDED.
MUST
BE SENT FROM THE SCHOOL DIRECTLY TO THE
-OFFICIAL
SAT
OR
ACT
SCORE
REPORTS
OFFICE OF ADMISSION.)
-ESSAY
(500 SAT
WORDS
ON THE
TOPIC
OF YOUR CHOICE)
OFFICIAL
OR ACT
SCORE
REPORTS
-A NON-REFUNDABLE
$35ON
APPLICATION
FEEYOUR
ESSAY (500 WORDS
THE TOPIC OF
(OR CHOICE)
FEE WAIVER REQUEST FORM COMPLETED BY THE
COUNSELOR. FEE WAIVERS ARE ACCEPTED UNTIL
MARCH
1.)
A NON-REFUNDABLE
$35 APPLICATION FEE
(OR FEE WAIVER REQUEST FORM COMPLETED BY
THE COUNSELOR. FEE WAIVERS ARE ACCEPTED
UNTIL MARCH 1.)
APPLICATION DEADLINES: Fall application
FINANCIAL AID: INVESTING IN YOUR FUTURE
priority deadline is March 1. Spring
application priority deadline is October 1.
When it comes to financial aid at Clark
Atlanta University, here’s the bottom line:
We will do everything possible to enable
qualified applicants to attend this University,
whatever your financial circumstances.
NOTE: For admissions criteria, high school
course requirements, and a printable
application—or to apply online—go to:
http://admissions.cau.edu
We offer financial aid packages to meet
demonstrated need as well as merit
scholarships, which range from tuition-only
(Dean’s Scholarships) to tuition, room
and board (Provost Academic Achievers)
to tuition, room and board, and books
(Presidential Scholarships).
To facilitate the financial aid process, we
have made it possible for students to
complete the aid application, and learn
about financial aid awards, online. Put
simply, you are just a few clicks away
from being able to completely manage
the financial aid process by going to:
www.cau.edu/Financial_Aid_Main.aspx
If you have questions about any aspect of
financial aid at Clark Atlanta University,
please call the Office of Student Financial
Aid at 1-800-688-8243 or 404-880-8992.
ENROLLMENT
Undergraduate and graduate population of
more than 4,000 men and women from 40
states and more than 10 countries
PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM ACCREDITATIONS
Association to Advance Collegiate Schools
of Business
DEGREES OFFERED
Bachelor’s, Master’s, Specialist, Doctorate
National Association of Schools of Public
Affairs/Administration
UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOLS
School of Arts and Sciences,
School of Business,
School of Education,
School of Social Work
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
Pre-professional programs (law, medicine,
dentistry, pharmacy), interdisciplinary
programs, study abroad, co-op programs,
internships, accelerated five-year degree
programs (bachelor’s-master’s), and dual
degree in engineering
STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO
16:1
INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION
Clark Atlanta University is accredited by the
Commission on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools (1866
Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 300334097: Telephone number 404-679-4501)
to award bachelor’s, master’s, specialist,
and doctoral degrees.
Exempt from licensure by Georgia
Non-Public Post Secondary Education
Commission (GNPEC)
National Collegiate Athletic Association,
Division II
Approved for listing as a United Methodist
Church affiliated University by the
University Senate General Board of Higher
Education and Ministry of the United
Methodist Church
Council on Social Work Education
National Council for Accreditation of
Teacher Education
The Georgia Professional Standards
Commission
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Over 80 chartered clubs and organizations;
four sororities and five fraternities
STUDENT HOUSING
Nine student residence facilities, including
suite-style apartments and traditional residence halls with double-occupancy rooms;
air-conditioning, local phone service, Internet, and cable TV access in all rooms;
freshmen required to live on campus
INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS (SIAC CONFERENCE,
DIVISION II)
Men: baseball, basketball, cross-country,
football, track and field; Women: basketball, cross-country, softball, tennis, track
and field, volleyball
ADMISSIONS
Submit completed application and
processing fee of $35 to:
Clark Atlanta University
Office of Admissions
223 James P. Brawley Drive, SW
Atlanta, GA 30314
APPLY ONLINE AT WWW.CAU.EDU
visit CAU
COME FOR A VISIT
CALL 1-800-688-3228 TO ARRANGE A VISIT TO CAMPUS.
WE’LL DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO MAKE YOUR VISIT AS
SMOOTH AND PRODUCTIVE AS POSSIBLE.
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Art
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
Computer Information Systems
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Dual-Degree Engineering
English
Fashion Design/Merchandising
French
History
Mass Media Arts
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religion
Sociology
Spanish
Speech Communication
Theater Arts
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Accounting
Business Administration
Economics
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Early Childhood Education
Educational Studies
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
Social Work
CONTACT
Clark Atlanta University
Office of Admissions
404-880-6605
1-800-688-3228
www.cau.edu
Office of Admissions
223 James P. Brawley Drive, SW
Atlanta, GA 30314
www.cau.edu