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Atlanta Metropolitan State College, a predominantly Black four-year institution in Georgia, was founded in 1974 as Atlanta Junior College. Located in southwest Atlanta, the campus covers sixty-eight wooded acres.

Courtesy of Atlanta Metropolitan State College, Office of Management Information Systems

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