The University of Tennessee Southern

UT Southern offers a personalized education with the resources of a major public university. Students receive an average merit-based aid package of $20,000, making it an affordable option. The university is committed to providing access to high-quality education.

UT Southern has a selective admission policy, considering entrance examinations and academic records. The acceptance rate range is 90-99%. The university looks for students who will contribute to the campus community and are committed to their education.

UT Southern provides a personalized, student-centered educational experience. With a 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio, most classes have fewer than 20 students. The university combines the attention of a tight-knit community with the resources of a major public university.

UT Southern prepares graduates for success in a rapidly changing workforce. The university emphasizes collaboration with local industries to build a talent pipeline. This focus ensures students are well-prepared for meaningful careers across Tennessee and beyond.

UT Southern offers a welcoming campus environment where students can find their community. There are opportunities to cheer on the Firehawks and participate in student organizations. The university provides something for everyone to get involved outside the classroom.

UT Southern prioritizes campus safety with security officers and emergency systems. The university works closely with local law enforcement agencies, including the Pulaski Police Department and Giles County Sheriff’s Department. Students receive emergency communications via the RAVE Alert system.

The W. Garie Taylor Honors Program at UT Southern fosters a community of scholars. It offers challenging curricula, cultural enrichment, and interaction with leaders from various fields. Students take a minimum of 15 hours of honors courses and participate in community service.