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East Georgia State College

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East Georgia State College is a liberal arts institution located near Interstate 16, within the triangle that connects Augusta, Savannah, and Macon. EGSC has the lowest tuition of any college in the University System of Georgia and a 32:1 student-faculty ratio. The college serves students through three campuses in Swainsboro, Statesboro, and Augusta. 

Founded 1973 

Undergraduate enrollment approximately 3,200 

Public 

In-state tuition $1,298/semester 

Out-of-state tuition $4,911/semester  

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Middle Georgia State College

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In January 2013, Macon State College and Middle Georgia College consolidated to become Middle Georgia State College. The newly formed college has five campuses—Macon, Cochran, Dublin, Eastman, and Warner Robins —with a combined enrollment of about 8,200 students. A four-year public institution in the University System of Georgia (and on track to become a university within a few years), MGSC offers bachelor’s degrees with more than forty academic tracks or concentrations, as well as associate’s degrees and a limited number of certificates.  

Founded 1884  

Undergraduate enrollment 8,200 

Public 
 
In-state tuition and fees $1,515/semester  

Out-of-state tuition and fees $4,657/semester 

Average class size for freshman courses 24 

Popular majors business, education, information technology, nursing, public service 

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Georgia Regents University

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Georgia Regents University, home of the Medical College of Georgia, is one of only four public research institutions in Georgia. The university includes nine colleges with nearly 9,000 students, 1,500 full-time faculty members, and 7,000 staff members. It houses the nation’s thirteenth-oldest medical school, the state’s sole dental college, an aligned and integrated health system, a growing intercollegiate athletics program, and the Hull College of Business, among other units. With 650 acres and nearly 150 buildings, the university is a $1.3 billion enterprise. The Medical College of Georgia includes a partnership campus in Athens and satellite campuses in Albany, Rome, and Savannah.

Founded 1828 

Undergraduate enrollment 5,654 

Graduate enrollment 3,341 

Public 

In-state tuition $3,726/per semester (Summerville campus) 

Out-of-state tuition $9,723/per semester (Summerville campus) 

Georgia freshmen on HOPE 60% 

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshman n/a 

Average critical reading and math composite SAT score 1021 

SAT score breakdown 520, critical reading; 520, math; does not presently use writing score in admissions 

Average class size for freshman courses 22 

Popular majors biology, business, chemistry, communications, education, nursing, psychology

Georgia Highlands College

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As a college within the University System of Georgia, GHC offers easy transfer within the USG, one of the lowest tuition rates in the state, free tutoring, small classes, and individual attention from faculty. The college primarily confers associate’s degrees, but in the fall of 2013 began offering an online bachelor of science in nursing. The college operates five sites—in Rome, Cartersville, Marietta (on the campus of Southern Polytechnic State University), Dallas, and Douglasville. The college’s flagship programs—nursing and dental hygiene—are highly competitive, accepting just one out of four qualified applicants. Military Advanced Education named GHC as a top military-friendly institution because of its scheduling and course flexibility, low tuition and fees, varied financial aid packages, and strong support for veterans.

There are six Georgia locations.

Founded 1970

Undergraduate enrollment 5,500

Public

In-state tuition $3,000/year (two 12-hour semesters; some programs cost more due to higher fees)

Out-of-state tuition $8,800/year (two 12-hour semesters; some programs cost more due to higher fees)

Georgia freshmen on HOPE 7%

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen n/a

Average critical reading and math composite SAT score 884

SAT score breakdown 445, critical reading; 439, math; does not presently use writing score in admissions

Average class size for freshman courses 26

Popular majors business, criminal justice, dental hygiene, early childhood education, general studies, nursing

Darton State College

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A unit of the University System of Georgia, Darton State offers a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) as well as an associate of science in nursing (ASN) and associate of science degree (AS) with fifty-four transfer program options, plus forty-one career program and certificate options.

Founded 1966

Undergraduate enrollment approximately 6,400

Public

In-state tuition $1,880/semester

Out-of-state tuition $5,493/semester

Georgia freshmen on HOPE 23%

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen 1312

Average critical reading and math composite SAT score 882

SAT score breakdown 443, critical reading; 439, math; 430, writing

Average class size for freshman courses 25

Popular majors nursing

Atlanta Metropolitan State College

Originally founded as Atlanta Junior College, AMSC, a unit of the University System of Georgia, is now a four-year liberal arts school, offering bachelor’s and associate’s degrees and certificates. It accommodates a diverse student body, about half of whom attend part time.

Founded 1974

Undergraduate enrollment 3,000

Public

In-state tuition $1,503/semester

Out-of-state tuition $4,393/semester

Georgia freshmen on HOPE 14%

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshman 1106

Average critical reading and math composite SAT score 896

SAT score breakdown 448, critical reading; 445, math; 415, writing

Average class size for freshman courses 28

Popular majors applied mathematics, biological sciences, criminal justice

Valdosta State University

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This comprehensive university includes students from all fifty states as well as sixty-seven countries. The Student Success Center and VSU Freshman Year Experience help in the college transition. The VSU Honors College offers additional academic challenge and opportunity to students of high scholastic promise. Located at the midpoint between Atlanta and Orlando and between the two coasts, the Valdosta metropolitan area serves as the economic hub of south-central Georgia.  

Founded 1906 

Undergraduate enrollment 9,718 

Graduate enrollment 2,167 

Public 

In-state tuition $1,990/semester 

Out-of-state tuition $7,022/semester 

Georgia freshmen on HOPE 59% 

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen 1512 

Average critical reading and math composite SAT score 1017 

SAT score breakdown 515, critical reading; 502, math; 495, writing 

Average class size for freshman courses 23 

Popular majors American Sign Language, anthropology, biology, business, chemistry, criminal justice, early childhood education, exercise physiology, fine arts, mass media, middle grades education, nursing, psychology, sociology

University of West Georgia

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Nearly 12,000 students are enrolled at the University of West Georgia. With ninety-seven programs of study and nearly 150 student organizations, UWG was named one of the best Southeastern colleges by the Princeton Review. Undergraduate students have the opportunity to complete their first two years of core curriculum in an online environment through eCore. UWG also offers a bachelor’s in criminology and several graduate programs online, including the Georgia WebMBA. 

Founded 1906 

Undergraduate enrollment 9,976 

Graduate enrollment 1,976 

Public 

In-state tuition and fees $3,416/semester  

Out-of-state tuition and fees $9,707/semester  

Georgia freshmen on HOPE 62%  

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen n/a  

Average critical reading and math composite SAT score 961  

SAT score breakdown 485, critical reading; 477, math; does not presently use writing score in admissions 

Average class size for freshman courses 20–29  

Popular majors biology, elementary childhood education, management, nursing, psychology

University of Phoenix

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The University of Phoenix has had campuses in Georgia since 2001. Today the university has two locations in greater Atlanta, and almost 20,000 alumni live in the metro area (although not all graduated from Georgia locations). 

Founded 1976  

Enrollment 8,300 (undergraduate and graduate) 

Private 

Tuition varies by degree program 

Georgia freshmen on HOPE NA 

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen SAT not required 

Average class size for freshman courses 15 

Popular majors business, communication, criminal justice, healthcare, human services, information technology, management, psychology

Southern Polytechnic State University

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Southern Polytechnic is slated to merge with Kennesaw State University by fall 2015. 

Founded 1948 

Undergraduate enrollment 5,729 

Graduate enrollment 821 

Public 

In-state tuition $5,733/year 

Out-of-state tuition $16,760/year 

Georgia freshmen on HOPE 70% 

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen n/a 

Average critical reading and math composite SAT score 1132 

SAT score breakdown 548, critical reading; 584, math; does not presently use writing score in admissions 

Average class size for freshman courses 22 

Popular majors architecture, business administration, civil engineering, computer game design and development, computer science, construction management, electrical engineering, information technology, mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering technology, mechatronics engineering

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