Colleges in Georgia

Georgia is located in the southern region of the US and is otherwise known as the “Peach State.” The capital, Atlanta, is an integral cog in the global economic system and is home to the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world’s busiest airport. When it comes to colleges in Georgia, there are an array of public and private institutions, a number of which have liberal arts curricula. The University System of Georgia has 26 public institutions and all attending students are eligible for Georgia’s unique HOPE Scholarships. The Technical College System of Georgia operates 22 technical colleges. The Peach State claims one of the three oldest public universities, the University of Georgia, having been the first created by state charter in 1785. On top of that, Georgia also has the Savannah Historic District, CDC Museum, and Center for Civil and Human Rights.

Milledgeville, GA

Georgia College and State University is a public liberal arts university located in Millegdeville, GA, and a member of the University System of Georgia. Georgia College is home to schools of Business, Education, Arts & Sciences, and Health Sciences...

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I knew I wanted to go to a college with small classes before I even applied to colleges. My favorite part about my classes is that my teachers know who I am because the classes are so small. Another plus to the classes being small is you know the...

” – Jennifer from Hiram, GA

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Public

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Suburb or town

campus setting

$20,958

average net price

6,315

number of students

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Life University

Marietta, GA

Life University is the biggest single-campus chiropractic college in the world. It is a private institution founded by a doctor of chiropractic that offers health and wellness-focused programs. Life University’s education is founded around Vitalism...

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During campus tour we were taken through three courses for a 15 minute sample to various courses that my program requires. The student/professor ratio seem conducive to an environment for learning.

” – Travis from Macon, GA

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1029

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98%

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Private

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Small city

campus setting

$30,857

average net price

2,753

number of students

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Reinhardt University

Waleska, GA

The only institute of higher education with undergraduate and graduate degrees in Cherokee County, Reinhardt University is a prominent comprehensive liberal arts institution in Waleska, Georgia. Reinhardt offers more than 40 academic programs among...

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Reinhardt University is home to those who seek knowledge. The classes, well most of the classes, challenge one to obtain such an understanding and challenge all to do well in life. I have yet to have a terrible experience in any of my classes. Really...

” – Jessica from Trenton, GA

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1095

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62%

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Private

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Suburb or town

campus setting

$22,645

average net price

1,141

number of students

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Brenau University

Gainesville, GA

Brenau University is a four year, liberal arts institution that has called Gainesville, Georgia, home since 1878. It is comprised of four academic colleges that confer degrees, certificates, and provide specialist training in over 40 areas of study...

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The professors that I have had thus far have proven to genuinely have my success at heart! They have been very easy to work with, clear in their instructions, and willing to help when needed all while challenging their students to learn at new...

” – Shannon from Lincolnton, GA

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1038

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87%

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Private

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Small city

campus setting

$21,715

average net price

2,704

number of students

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Augusta University

Augusta, GA

Augusta University is a public institution in eastern Georgia, a short distance from the Savannah River. Home to 10 colleges and schools, Augusta offers programs in the liberal arts, cyber security, business, and education, as well as a full range of...

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While currently attending Georgia Health Sciences University (now known as Georgia Regents University), I can that I am more satisfied with the professors, education, and knowledge gained from this university than I anticipated. Previously I had...

” – Heather from Woodstock, GA

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1119

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86%

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Public

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Small city

campus setting

$11,136

average net price

9,140

number of students

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Shorter University

Rome, GA

Shorter University is a private liberal arts institution associated with the Georgia Baptist Convention. The main campus is located in Rome, GA, and there is a satellite campus in Atlanta. Business administration and management, liberal arts and...

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shorter university is an amazing school. the class sizes are small, and the professors are very dedicated to your success.

” – jasmine from tallahassee, fl

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1047

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97%

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Private

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Small city

campus setting

$19,495

average net price

1,515

number of students

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Georgia Southwestern State University

Americus, GA

Georgia Southwestern State University is a 4-year public institution and part of the University System of Georgia. GSW is home to five colleges and schools conferring bachelor’s degrees in 40 academic areas of study. Additionally, Georgia...

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The professors are knowledgeable in their class. I am currently taking Anatomy & Physiology this semester and I am enjoying myself because the human body is interesting.

” – Azriel from Columbus, GA

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1027

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73%

acceptance rate

Public

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Suburb or town

campus setting

$12,053

average net price

3,070

number of students

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Gordon State College

Barnesville, GA

Founded in 1852, Gordon State College is a public institution located in the rural town of Barnesville, Georgia. It is a member of the University System of Georgia and home to several athletic facilities that include walking trails, racquetball...

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Gordon is a good start for students right out of high school, usually first year freshman go crazy when they move to college, but gordon is not a huge party school so it is easier to focus on academics. the class sizes are small and the professors...

” – Melissa from McDonough, GA

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936

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93%

acceptance rate

Public

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Suburb or town

campus setting

$9,272

average net price

3,135

number of students

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Oglethorpe University

Atlanta, GA

Chartered in 1835, Oglethorpe University is a private liberal arts college situated in Brookhaven, Georgia. The Oglethorpe University’s Gothic revival-style campus has been added to the National Register of Historic Places. It is home to the Crypt of...

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Financial aid is wonderful at this school. It's a private school and is therefore expensive, but they will do their utmost to help you attend.

” – Lindsey from Peachtree City, GA

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1206

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71%

acceptance rate

Private

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Suburb or town

campus setting

$22,126

average net price

1,491

number of students

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Agnes Scott College

Decatur, GA

Agnes Scott College is a private all-female institution affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. The campus is located in Decatur, Georgia, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Agnes Scott has been called one of the “Seven...

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I have never been exposed to so much information in one academic year! Because of the distributional requirements you are exposed to a multitude of subjects and you learn a little bit of everything. My first year, I took classes in History, Biology...

” – Kristina from Thonotosassa, FL

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67%

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Private

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Suburb or town

campus setting

$20,503

average net price

1,114

number of students

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Middle Georgia State University

Macon, GA

Formed by the consolidation of Middle Georgia College and Macon State College, Middle Georgia State University is a 4-year institution with five central Georgia campuses. MGA is home to eight colleges conferring undergraduate and graduate degrees...

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I have learned so much already in my 2 semesters at Macon State. The teachers are very helpful and obviously love what they do. I can not stop talking about how awesome this school is!

” – Chloe from Macon, GA

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990

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100%

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Public

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Small city

campus setting

$10,116

average net price

7,688

number of students

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Young Harris College

Young Harris, GA

Young Harris College is a private liberal arts school situated in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. It is affiliated with the United Methodist Church. All undergraduate students must complete a core curriculum that includes public speaking and...

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Young Harris is a top of the notch learning school. With small class sizes professors are ablet to get to know the students on individual basis and help them with their needs. They have excellent tutoring programs and the best academic services.

” – Hannah from Hiram, GA

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1049

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77%

acceptance rate

Private

type of institution

4 Year

level of institution

Suburb or town

campus setting

$17,591

average net price

1,511

number of students

Colleges in Georgia

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