Educating Leaders

Tuskegee offers students 41 undergraduate andÌý
22 graduate degree options in the liberal arts,
medical and STEM disciplines. It is cited as the
top producer of minority graduates nationally
in many of these career fields.

More than 100 organizations — ranging from
student government, Greek life, academics,
ROTC, and campus programs — give students
a way to develop their leadership potential and
make life-long friends.

A student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1 allows students
to develop life-long friendships with classmates
and mentoring relationships with faculty, who
prove to be invaluable resources as they seek
internship and job opportunities.

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Sales and MarketingÌý ÌýÌý

STEM Career Preparation

°ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Êͼ¹ÒÅÆ is cited as the top producer
ofÌýminority graduates nationally in many of
the Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM) career fields.

Corporate partnerships and government research
projects frequently give students hands-on
experience applying classroom techniques in a
mentoring or laboratory setting, as well as build
their professional networks for when they seek
internship and job opportunities.

Student success is ensured through a variety of
tutoring programs, career fairs, cultural and study
abroad programs, and other resources providing
students with health, counseling and social support.
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A Place to call "Home"

More than 100 organizations — ranging from
student government, Greek life, academics,
ROTC, and campus programs — allow
students to develop their leadership potential
and make life-long friends.

More than half of Tuskegee’s students live on
campus, which further broadens students’
social networks through residential and
immersiveÌýcampus life programs.

Tutoring programs, career fairs, and cultural
and study abroad programs — along with
health, counseling and social support resources
— are all part of Tuskegee’s comprehensive
support network.
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— MicahÌý ÌýÌý
Biology/Pre-MedÌýÌýÌýÌý