Located close to Lorman, Mississippi, Alcorn State University is a historically black public land-grant institution. The first Black land grant institution to be created in the United States, it was formed in 1871.
The Alcorn State University Courses are offered through its seven schools, providing more than 50 distinct academic disciplines. With about 3,700 undergraduate students and 600 graduate students, Alcorn State is the second-largest historically black higher education institution and the fifth-largest university in Mississippi.
The Division I sporting teams of Alcorn State are referred to as the Braves. The Southwestern Athletic Conference is the league in which all teams compete (SWAC).
The first black land grant university in the nation was Alcorn State University.
The only HBCU in Mississippi with a thorough nursing curriculum is Alcorn State University.
Global Programs not only arranges study abroad possibilities but also brings international perspectives to campus through exchange programmes and unique events.
Alcorn State University scholarships are also available for deserving students in the form of aid and grants
1000 Asu Dr, Lorman, MS 39096, United States
