Columbus State University has both main and RiverPark campuses in Columbus, Georgia, 100 miles southwest of Atlanta. CSU also offers courses at a West Point site, 35 miles northwest of Columbus.

Columbus State University offers a student-centered environment on both its main campus and its new RiverPark campus about 100 miles southwest of Atlanta. Through engaging learning experiences, CSU aims to educate students for career and life success. Columbus State has enjoyed steady growth in recent years, enrolling more than 8,150 undergraduate and graduate students.

Currently, the university offers 46 undergraduate and 42 graduate degrees.

Columbus State University welcomes qualified students of any race, sex, handicap, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.

Both professional and student staff are available 24 hours a day to help take care of your needs.

The university enrolls students from all fifty states as well as every major metropolitan area in the state of Georgia. Because of the school's international education programs, presently offering exchanges to more than thirteen countries, the university has been known to be a popular destination[citation needed] for international students including those from India, Japan, South Korea, Germany, and the United Kingdom.