Norfolk State University is a four year institute of higher learning offering graduate and undergraduate degrees. The school's sports teams are part of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
NSU is a state funded, co-ed university located in Norfolk, Virginia and is a member of the Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund and the Virginia High-Tech Partnership.
Degrees
- NSU offers 36 undergraduate degrees along with 2 doctorate degrees and 15 master's degrees, including:
- Optical Engineering
- Computer Science
- Criminal Justice.
Former Names
- Norfolk State Unit of
- Virginia Union University
- Norfolk Polytechnic College
- Virginia State College
- Norfolk State College
Norfolk State University Leadership
- President: Carolyn Winstead Meyers, Ph.D
- 2006-present: President
- Former Provost and Vice Chancellor, NC Agriculture & Technical State University
- 2006-present: President
Studying at Norfolk State University
- Undergraduate School
- Graduate School
- Norfolk State University Notable Programs of Study
Prospective Students for Norfolk State University
- Note: These are taken from the Norfolk State University official website:
Visiting Norfolk State University
- Official Site: Visiting Norfolk State University
Norfolk State University Student Life
- Official Site: Norfolk State University Residential Life
- Mahalo's Guide to Norfolk, VA Vacation
- Frommer's.com: Norfolk, Va Events
Norfolk State University Sports Teams
Official Athletics Site: Norfolk State University "Spartans" Athletics
Official League Site: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
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Fast Facts
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Established
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Location
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President
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Faculty
Approximately 400
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Students
Approximately 6,238
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Nickname
"Spartans"
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Motto
"Achieving With Excellence"
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Acceptance Rate
77 percent
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Campus
Urban, 134 acres
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Weather
