ETSU offers students a wide variety of academic programs. With over 58 undergraduate majors (75 including concentrations) to choose from and over 80 minors, your undecided student will have many options. Here’s a link to our catalog with degrees from A to Z or you can visit our list of majors and minors which has links to departmental websites and to the catalog.
On average, freshman GPA is 3.2 GPA and a 22 ACT. The minimum GPA requirement is a 2.3 (4.0 scale) or a 19 ACT (composite). Students must also have passed the 16 required high school courses. Here is a link to our Admissions Policies.
Review the list of high school course and other academic requirements for freshmen.
We recommend students apply early. We are on a rolling admissions process; therefore there is not an application deadline for first-time freshman. However, students should be aware of ETSU's various scholarship deadlines, which may require applying much earlier. December 15th is the first Academic Performance Scholarship deadline.
Most students apply using our online application. To start that process, students must create an account.
ETSU offers a variety of merit-based institutional scholarships. Applying for these has never been easier for students. For complete information regarding ETSU scholarships please visit the ETSU Scholarship Office website.
Tuition & Fees are released every July 1 for the following academic year. You can find more information about costs on our apply page.
Come see our beautiful campus! Students are strongly encouraged to see for themselves the opportunities awaiting them at ETSU by taking a tour of campus or attending an open house. To schedule a visit, get directions, or to download a campus map please click here.
Students who have completed the sophomore or junior year in high school may be eligible to enroll for ETSU courses while in high school. Visit our dual enrollment page for more information.
For complete information regarding non-traditional credit including Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or CLEP please see our Non-Traditional Credit Guide.