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Welcome to Laker Nation! You’ve completed the admissions process. Now, it’s your turn to map the blueprint to your success by becoming an informed and engaged member of the Laker Nation family.
Navigating clayton.edu
Students use this page: https://www.clayton.edu/students to navigate the school website. This is where you’ll easily keep up with what’s going on around campus, monitor assignments for your current classes, register for new courses each semester and pay your tuition using SWAN/DUCK, reach out to the HUB, the library, auxiliary services, and the many other support services here to help you succeed.
Get acquainted with the SWAN portal where you’ll have access to your student email, the Desire2Learn Online Classroom app, and the Digital University Campus Kiosk (DUCK), which is used to manage your student account, change your password, register for classes, and pay tuition.
Tuition & Costs
Investing in your education is how you will make that dream of yours a reality. As you review the tuition and fees, keep in mind that one of the ways Clayton State supports our students’ dreams is through access to financial aid, such as scholarships, loans, and grants. Visit the Bursar’s Office to manage your student accounts for Billing, Tuition & Fee Payments, Refunds, and Financial Aid.
Aid & Scholarships
Students can apply to scholarships based on merit or need. Students entering as freshman, transfer and enrolled continuing students will be automatically considered for all eligible university-administered scholarships. Visit the Office of Financial Aid to apply for financial aid or access our online scholarship database and links to external private scholarships.
Housing
After a day of classes are over, there’s nothing better than coming to a place where you can study, socialize, or rest up from the day. Clayton State offers fully furnished residence halls with suite-style rooms to create your personal home away from home.
Learn more about University Housing.
FAQ
SWAN, DUCK, Students page- what’s the difference?