Gainesville State College
Gainesville State College bachelor’s degrees include applied environmental spatial analysis (with tracks in environmental science, environmental studies, and information technology), design and technology for theater, early childhood care and education, and technology management. The nonresidential college has a satellite campus in Watkinsville and also offers associate’s degrees. Gainesville State is closely tied to the community: More than 85 percent of the college’s alumni live and work in northeast Georgia.
Founded 1964
Undergraduate enrollment 8,883
Public
In-state tuition $1,080/semester
Out-of-state tuition $4,080/semester
Georgia freshmen on HOPE Scholarship data NA
Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen n/a (Beginning in fall 2011, incoming freshmen and freshman transfers will be required to submit SAT or ACT scores to be considered for admission.)
Average class size for freshman courses 22
Popular undergraduate majors business administration, early childhood education, general studies, pre-nursing
No graduate programs