Georgia College is the public liberal arts university of Georgia, with a residential campus in Milledgeville. It has a student body of approximately 6000 students, including over 100 international students from 50 different countries. The Princeton Review recently labeled the university as a "Best Southeastern College," and U.S. News & World Report ranks the school among the top 20 Master's universities in the South. Georgia College is fully accredited by numerous agencies, including the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). One of the hallmarks of Georgia College is the small class size and the personal interaction between faculty and students.

Degrees Offered

Georgia College offers various undergraduate and graduate programs in the Schools of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Business, Education and Health Sciences.

The following are some of the key undergraduate majors and graduate programs.

Affordable Tuition and Opportunity for Scholarships and Assistantships

Listed as one of the nation’s “Best Value” public colleges and universities by The Princeton Review, Georgia College offers affordable tuition and an opportunity for financial support. Many of our undergraduate international students have partial scholarships, and a number of our graduate international students are awarded graduate assistantships.

Ideal Location

Georgia College is located in the historic district of Milledgeville, a safe and friendly town conveniently situated in the center of Georgia, and is within easy driving distance of all the major cities in the state. The campus is rich in historic tradition and beauty, and has a pleasant climate all year round.

Well-Staffed and Supportive International Office

The International Education Center assists international students in adjusting to life at Georgia College by providing an extensive orientation and programs that connect students with the local community.

Facilities and Student Life

Georgia College offers many state-of-the-art facilities, including a new library with cyber café, suite-style residence halls, and an exercise complex and sports center. Recognized as one of the top 50 wireless college campuses in the U.S., the university is noted for its modern technological resources. There are over 100 clubs and organizations that students can join, in addition to intercollegiate sports teams such as baseball, basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, softball and tennis. One of the most active clubs on campus is the International Club, which offers members affordable weekend trips to nearby cultural sites and organizes the annual International Day and International Dinner celebrations. The International Club also supports new international students by matching them with a "buddy" before classes begin.

Housing and Meal Service

Georgia College offers a number of choices for on-campus living, from the traditional residence hall to apartment-style living. All university residence halls and apartments are newly built and come furnished with full amenities, including high-speed Internet and cable television access, laundry facilities and kitchens. Many students choose to live in "Casa Mondo: The Cross-Cultural Living Experience," where students from different cultural backgrounds live together and participate in special programs.

For those who prefer to live off-campus, apartment complexes and houses are available within walking distance of Georgia College. All students can enjoy the Georgia College cafeteria, which offers a variety of food choices.

Apply to Georgia College Now!

Students can download an application from the homepage of the International Education Center. We recommend submitting application materials and supporting documents by April 1 for Fall Semester and September 1 for Spring Semester. We advise applying earlier if possible, especially for students who will be incoming freshmen, as class space is limited.

"The first day that I walked onto campus and into the International Education Center, I knew that I was part of something important. I always receive great advice from faculty and staff and am thankful for the help I get from my 'family.' When I leave next year, I know my Georgia College education and student job I've had on campus will help me get the job I've always wanted."