Students who

have been out of high school for five years or more and have completed

fewer than 30 semester hours of transferable college credit must take

the COMPASS test before applying for admission.

Those students

will be given an extension until July 31 to complete the test.

CCSU will begin

offering academic classes in Fayette County to students accepted for admission

into the University for the Fall 2003 term.

Clayton State

has been offering non-credit, Continuing Education and small business

development classes since October through the Fayette County Center, located

in the Peachtree City Tennis Center.

Starting in

August, four college-credit evening classes will be offered on Tuesdays

and Thursdays. A group of 43 students, divided into two sections, will

be admitted for the fall.

So far, just

10 applications have been received for the Fayette Center specifically,

said John Shiffert, spokesman for the university. This fall's classes

will be focused towards adult or non-traditional students who have little

or no college credit but wish to pursue a bachelor's degree. Non-traditional

students are defined as those individuals who graduated from high school

five or more years ago.

For more information

on Clayton State, call 770-961-3500 or go to www.clayton.edu.

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