Jacksonville State University

The Jacksonville University (JSU) in Jacksonville, Alabama, is a public, not-for-profit institution. The university is located between Atlanta and Birmingham. The main campus is at Appalachian Foothills in Northeast Alabama, with two satellite campuses: The Little River Canyon Centre Campus and Mcclellan Campus. The institution offers bachelor's, master's, Education Specialist and Doctorate Degrees and Continuing Education Opportunities and Certificate Programs. The university offers 95 academic programs, over 40 online programs for distance learning, 46 undergraduate programs, and 31 postgraduate programs. It provides studies under the following schools: Arts and Humanities; Business and Industry; Education; Nursing and Health Professions; Human Services and Social Sciences and Science. Its most popular courses are Liberal Arts and Humanities, Business and Nursing. The estimated cost for an undergraduate study would be 24,040 USD annually, and for graduate degrees would be 32,820 USD annually (including tuition, application, health insurance and textbooks). The estimated cost for housing/dormitory would be 5,500 USD (approx.) per year, with meals costing 3,520 USD (approx) per year. There are scholarships available for students and research opportunities, and are provided by private organisations in the USA and India. After graduating from the university, the average salary is 30,300 USD per year, and it is estimated that after ten years of graduating, it increases to 37000 per year (average), which is 8% higher than the national mean of 34,000 USD per year.