Fisk University Tennessee

Historically Black university in Nashville focused on arts and sciences with research activity and strong STEM emphasis.

College statistics

Address:
1000 17th Ave North
Nashville, TN
37208
Sector Group:
Private Not-for-Profit 4-Year or Above
Official Website:
www.fisk.edu/
HBCU:
Yes
Setting:
City
Research Activity Tier:
Research Colleges and Universities
Economic Mobility Index:
Higher Access, Medium Earnings
Primary Undergraduate Major:
Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Fisk University is a private, historically Black liberal arts college in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded with a mission to provide higher education to African American students, Fisk maintains its focus on arts and sciences with particular strength in biological and biomedical sciences. The institution is classified as a research college and serves a compact student body of about 1,000 undergraduates.

Tuition is $23,880 annually regardless of residency, with a total cost of attendance of $38,420 when room and board are included. The college admitted 57.9% of applicants in its most recent admissions cycle. Among enrolled students, the 75th percentile SAT Reading score is 700, the 75th percentile SAT Math score is 780, and the 75th percentile ACT Composite score is 25. Many students receive financial aid and pay less than the published tuition rate.

Fisk is best suited for motivated students seeking a small, historically significant institution with research opportunities and a strong focus on STEM fields. Prospective students should visit www.fisk.edu/ for more information about academics, campus life, and financial aid options.