Programs
Like great architecture, turning a dream into reality takes a sturdy foundation. That’s what the College of Arts & Sciences, Clayton State’s largest and most comprehensive college, provides. You will develop the fundamentals for success in your future—the building blocks of your dream—through a liberal-arts-and-sciences-based core curriculum.
Two Year Associate Degrees (60 semester hours): Film Production; Integrative Studies; Paralegal Studies; Pre-Engineering Concentration; Pre-Pharmacy Concentration
Four Year Bachelor Degrees (120 semester hours): Administrative Management; Biology; Biology Secondary Teacher Education; Chemistry; Communication and Media Studies; Criminal Justice; Elementary Education; English; English Secondary Teacher Education; Film Production; French; History; History Secondary Teacher Education; Integrative Studies; Legal Studies; Liberal Studies; Music; Music Education; Political Science and Government Studies; Psychology and Human Services; Sociology; Spanish; Technology Management; Theatre
Master Degrees (36 semester graduate hours): Clinical/Counseling Psychology; Liberal Studies; Teaching; Public Administration
Undergraduate Minors (15-18 semester hours): African American Studies; Art; Aviation Administration; Biology; Chemistry; Communication and Media Studies; Corporate Communication; Criminal Justice; Education Specialties; English; Film; Forensic Science; French; History; Homeland Security/Emergency Management; Music; Philosophy; Physics; Political Science; Pre-Law; Psychology; Social Work; Sociology; Spanish; Theatre; Women’s and Gender Studies
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College of Arts & Sciences
by the Numbers
#1
2019 Best institution in the state of Georgia to earn an associate’s degree or certificate
in legal studies, ParalegalEDU.org
#6
2019 Best university with an online liberal arts master’s degree, Intelligent
19:1
Student Faculty Ratio
525
Average Number of Bachelor Degrees Awarded per year since 2010
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Clayton State Professor launches podcast series that examines the cultural impact of composer Stephen Foster, "the father of American music"
Dr. Jason Lee Guthrie, Associate Professor of Communication and Media Studies at Clayton State University, is set to launch a new podcast series entitled Stephen Foster at 200 that examines the cultural impact of the composer known as "the father of American music" on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Clayton State Psychology Students and Professors Attend National Alliance on Mental Illness Conference in Atlanta
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) recently held its annual conference, NAMICon 2026, in Atlanta, bringing together advocates, professionals, and individuals with lived experience to advance mental health awareness, education, and advocacy.
Clayton State University presents a panel discussion at the Georgia Archives: “The Declaration of Independence at 250: A Revolutionary Idea That Established a New Nation”
On Tuesday, June 30, 2026, from Noon to 1:00 p.m., Clayton State University will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of our nation with a panel discussion featuring history experts from the University System of Georgia, held at the Georgia Archives, located at 5800 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA 30260.
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Clayton Hall Suite 211
Phone Number
(678) 466-4705
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