Health and Physical Education Major - Fort Valley State University

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Fort Valley State University (FVSU) is a public, historically Black land-grant university in Fort Valley, Georgia. As part of the University System of Georgia and the 1890 land-grant network, it enrolls over 2,500 students and sits on a 1,365-acre campus, Georgia’s largest public university by area. The university offers a range of programs and services for students, including admissions, student life, athletics, and alumni resources. Notable highlights include its unique Cooperative Development Energy Program (CDEP), which offers dual degrees in math, engineering, chemistry, biology, health physics, and geoscience, and the only certified four-year veterinary technology program in Georgia. FVSU emphasizes its rich traditions, enrollment demographics (primarily African-American), and its role as a public HBCU within the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. The campus also supports various career paths with roles such as registrar, staff accountant, and facilities roles.