It is a great enviroment to learn. You are not just students there, you are treated like extended…read morefamily. Since going there I find both my advisiors and myself challenging to not just to comfort zone but to beyond.SGTC is the place to enrich your academic growth.

From the owner: Located in the heart of Southwest Georgia, South Georgia Technical College is a residential college…read moreoffering the latest in technical education and an exciting campus life for every student. Students can choose to attend college at one of two campuses, the main campus in Americus or the Crisp County Center located in Cordele. South Georgia Tech offers over 150 associate degrees, diplomas, and technical certificate of credits in exciting areas such as aviation maintenance, EMT, Criminal Justice, Marketing, Early Childhood, Diesel Technology, Nursing, computer Information and many others. Partnerships with Fortune 500 companies allow South Georgia Tech graduates to have an over 95 percent job placement rate. South Georgia Tech offers a complete college experience with nationally ranked academics, athletics, and activities.

An historic institution of distinguished higher learning nestled within an extraordinarily…read morebeautiful campus. I finally visited the book store and was blown away at its size and availability of gear, including a few Greek options, that included gear I hadn't seen before. I dove in on a few TU Mom, Dad, and sister shirts, as well as some Frat 'nalia, and I walked out spending ONLY $100!! I can't wait to return.

One of the most beautiful historically black college campuses i've ever seen. Red bricked buildings…read moreadorned the campus.. it has that preserved look. The history that comes with its beauty is what I truly loved. You can visit the George Washington Carver Museum, tour the home Booker T. Washington built and visit the burial site of him and his family along with other historic burial sites..all of which are located in the heart of campus. I recommend you see everything! The university was oddly very quiet. Which left us to assume that the students were in their dorms feverishly studying. Make sure to visit the Tuskegee Airmen National Museum on your way into campus (crawford st.) it's simply amazing to see and read about the young airmen. Emotional to say the least.

Wesleyan College is a top-tier, private, liberal arts institution. Wesleyan has been ranked #5 by…read moreUS News & World Report for 2027, and has consistently been within the top 10 for 25+ years. As a graduate of Wesleyan, I was impressed by the academic rigor, small class size, and emphasis on global affairs. The campus is gorgeous and close faculty-student collaboration. Wesleyan gave me a strong foundation for my advanced graduate studies. Highly recommend Wesleyan College. ***There are handicap accessible parking spaces, ramps, as well as elevators in every building on campus. ***

I'm so glad I was able to attend Wesleyan's nursing school. I had a 2 year old son while going to…read moreschool so I had minimal time to study. Thankfully the courses were so well organized that all I had to do was wake up for a few hours each morning to get my course work done. The assignments were efficient and purposeful so that all I needed to do was listen to lecture and complete my homework in order to succeed. Thanks to Wesleyan College, I passed my board exam on the first try and only used our last semester seminar as guidance.

The ceremony was really great and the host and guest speaker Jennifer Martin (The Society's…read more President) was outstanding. Her testimony was also very inspiring.

From the owner: Welcome to Middle Georgia State University located at 5 campuses around middle Georgia and its…read moremission is to serve the educational needs of a diverse population through high quality programs connected to community needs in a global context and to serve as a leader for the intellectual, economic, and cultural life of the region. (Warner Robins Campus)

I graduated from here with an AA after 10 years of taking a few classes here and a few classes…read morethere. Darton was as good as or better than any of the four colleges I have attended. I have been back since my 2000 graduation, and it appears that they have grown into a four year quality university with a two-year curriculum.

Beautiful campus. Went to the Argentina soccer game, stadium was practically full. Enjoyed it very…read moremuch, parking was a challenge and $$ but a good time!

My son had a football camp here a few weeks ago and I was thoroughly impressed with the campus and…read morefootball facilities. The women's bathroom in the football facility was so clean and it had a nursing room! I have an 8 month old so I was very happy to see that. My son enjoyed his visit and maybe we will be back!

Fantastic school. Beautiful campus, supportive teachers, and great band/sports programs.read more

honestly if you're not white don't apply because the staff won't advocate for you and they don't…read moretake any of the issues on campus seriously at all. the teachers are great it's just the general faculty who genuinely suck to be honest. If there's another college you can go to that has your desired major id choose that instead of the small amount of pay off Abac offers. A lot of black students have not and will not return to the institution because of said issues.

As a unit of the 28-member University System of Georgia, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College is…read moreone of the premier colleges in the state of Georgia. The College was founded in 1908 as the Second District A&M School. With more than 3,000 students, ABAC provides quality practical education to a diverse group of students. ABAC provides students with endless opportunities to learn and grow as individuals. With an abundance of student organizations, a wide-ranging music program, and a variety of intercollegiate and intramural athletic teams, there are many ways for students to get involved and develop a deeper connection with their college.

Not a bad school at all. The staff are great and it's a pretty well organized school. My only issue…read moreis that this is probably the least friendly school when it comes to military and veterans. Every school I've attended has just asked to be provided with your JST (Joint Service Transcript) and I have been issues elective credits for the applicable courses/experience. Here they want you to provide all details of courses taken (Some from 1990s), describe them and then research and provide the course you want credit for. Mind you, all of my past transcripts from schools have those courses listed and the credits assigned. It makes it almost not worth it. I will more than likely be transferring to a more military friendly school to graduate from so that I can get my credits earned

I was here for a conference and the college is very nice. The meeting rooms, campus etc were all…read moremodern and attractive.