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- About - Governors State University
Governors State University is one of the most diverse and affordable colleges in the Chicago area Many graduate and undergraduate degrees help you with career advancement and increasing your income Call 708-534-4490 for program details
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Application for Admission Please select one of the following applications when creating your account: Undergraduate - This application should be used to apply as a freshman or transfer student to earn your bachelor's degree Graduate - This application should be selected to apply to a masters or doctoral level program Non-Degree - This application should be used if you are only taking courses
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- Governors State University, an Illinois Public University, University . . .
If you are looking for the one of the best public universities in Illinois then look no further than Governors State University We have many degree options, so call today!
- Academics - Governors State University
Academics For Governors State University Academic excellence and innovation are natural partners At Governors State University you’ll find an abundance of both
- Welcome to Governors State University in Chicago Illinois
An ordinary freshman year won't do You're ready and willing to take on challenges and change the world As a freshman at GSU, you'll explore one of three overarching academic themes — Civic Engagement, Global Citizenship, or Sustainability In your first two years, you'll fulfill general education requirements in full-time, day-time classes You'll explore majors and programs through your
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