Tennessee State University - College of Business
The College of Business
Avon Williams Campus
330 10th Ave. N.
Nashville, Tennessee 37203
United States
Programs at Tennessee State
Part-Time
Finance
Management of Information Systems
Supply Chain Management
- Tuition is based on 36 semester hours at the resident rate.
- Application deadlines for domestic students are November 1 (spring admission), April 1 (summer admission), and July 1 (fall admission).
- Application deadlines for international students currently residing outside of the United States are February 1 (summer admission), April 1 (fall admission), and September 1 (spring admission).
- Application deadlines for international students currently residing inside of the United States are October 1 (spring admission), March 1 (summer admission), and June 1 (fall admission).
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- Tuition is based on 36 semester hours at the resident rate
- Summer courses are held online.
- Application deadlines for domestic students are November 1 (spring admission), April 1 (summer admission), and July 1 (fall admission).
- Application deadlines for international students currently residing outside of the United States are February 1 (summer admission), April 1 (fall admission), and September 1 (spring admission).
- Application deadlines for international students currently residing inside of the United States are October 1 (spring admission), March 1 (summer admission), and June 1 (fall admission).
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