Fayetteville State University

be You.

Are you looking for the four-year HBCU experience? Well that’s exactly what you find on the Fayetteville State campus. Become a part of our Bronco family. Explore our majors and minors and see what we have to offer you.

Programs
be Flexible.

Are you looking for flexible educational opportunities? What’s easier than taking a class on your schedule in the comfort of your home? We have several top-ranked online degree completion programs to fit your needs.

Online
be Satisfied.

Did you attend community college? Are you dissatisfied with your current university? Give Fayetteville State a try. Many have attended other universities and found that FSU is the best fit. Come join our diverse student body - we have a place for you!

Transfer
be Dedicated.

We have post-baccalaureate opportunities for all. Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom or an entry-level employee looking to advance. Check out what we have to offer.

Graduate
be Proud.

We are proud to boast that a quarter of our student body is military. Whether you are in Reserves, a Veteran, or a Military Spouse we have a place for you. Find out more information at our Fort Bragg Campus or our Student Veterans Center.

Military
be Bold.

We have a growing community of international students from various countries. Find out how you can make the transition from your home to our home.

Learn more
First-time
Freshman
Are you looking for the traditional HBCU experience? You’ve come to the right place. Explore FSU and find that our whole campus is for you.
25%
Military
25% of our student body is comprised of active military, veterans or military families. Learn how to join this vibrant group in furthering your education.
Top Ranked
Online Programs
FSU has proudly received national rankings in several online degree programs. Find out how to join one of our flexible programs.
Transfer
to FSU
Many of our students start out somewhere else but find FSU to be the right fit for them in the end. Learn how we can be a fit for you.
I chose FSU because I wanted to stay home to get my education and I got tired of bouncing around from city to city and state to state. Once I got off the road from playing basketball, I was taking summer classes at Sandhills Community College and I kept saying to myself how much I wanted to get back into a four-year HBCU.
Mike Wilkes
Blue Man and Communications Major
Read More about Mike
In 1867, seven black men gathered $136 and purchased the plot for the birthplace of Fayetteville’s public university, Fayetteville State University. We are proud of our accomplishments over the last 150 years and we look forward to a future of fantastic achievement.
FSU History

See The Campus

The FSU campus is constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of our growing student body. Plan a visit and see how you will be a part of our engaging and diverse campus!