Coppin State University

Coppin State University (CSU) is a public historically Black university located in Baltimore, Maryland. Established in 1900, CSU is part of the University System of Maryland and is a member of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.

The university offers a diverse range of academic programs through its four colleges and one school:

• College of Arts & Sciences, and Education (CASE): Provides liberal arts programs with a competitive edge, preparing students for various careers in the arts and sciences.
• College of Behavioral and Social Sciences (CBSS): Offers programs exploring people, cultures, societies, and systems, equipping students with critical thinking skills.
• College of Business (COB): Focuses on practical skills necessary to start, build, or lead a business.
• College of Health Professions (CHP): Emphasizes patient care and offers programs in nursing, health information management, and health sciences.
• School of Graduate Studies: Provides advanced degrees, including master's and doctoral programs.

CSU is committed to student success, providing services such as Career and Professional Services to help students and alumni build professional connections and develop career skills.

The university also supports international students through its F1 Student Services, ensuring a smooth transition to a new country and culture.

Athletically, the Coppin State Eagles compete in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and NCAA Division I. The university offers men's and women's teams in:

• Basketball
• Cross country
• Tennis
• Indoor and outdoor track and field
• Bowling
• Softball
• Volleyball

Location

The university's main campus is located in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.