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new students

Complete a new student application if you are a prospective graduate student who has never attended Clayton State. Alumni who earn an undergraduate degree at Clayton State should also submit a new graduate application.

 

Begin your new student application

View program-specific materials checklist

 

To apply online, you will first need to create a GA Futures account.  For more information about the $50 nonrefundable application fee and remaining  supporting forms and documents, refer to the admissions requirements for your student type.

 

New International Students

 

 Start here: International Application Requirements

returning/READMIT students

Students who have previously attended Clayton State as an graduate student and who wish to return as a graduate should submit the application below for reentry.

 

 Begin your application for reentry

 

Transcript Submission

Submit official transcripts from all colleges attended. Transcripts must be sent directly from the institutions to Clayton State University.

All transcripts must be in English; if not in English, they must be translated by a certified company. Please submit the certified translations along with your original official transcripts in the indigenous language.

Acceptable Electronic Transcript Types

eSCRIP (for students with existing eSCRIP accounts)
Clearinghouse
Parchment

You may mail or deliver your transcripts to:

Office of Recruitment and Admissions
Edgewater Hall, Suite 150
2000 Clayton State Boulevard
Morrow, GA 30260-0285

Submit electronic official transcripts to transcripts@clayton.edu

Test Scores

Not all Clayton State graduate programs require graduate admission tests such as the GRE and GMAT. Some require other discipline-specific tests like the GACE for MAT applicants.

Review the specific requirements for your program.

View program-specific materials checklist

Submitting Official Test Scores

When requesting scores, use Clayton State University's College Board code #5145 for the GRE test.

Official test scores must arrive directly from the testing source. No photocopies, faxes, scans or email attachments are accepted.