Georgia College

Georgia College and State University offers jobs and internships to graduate students in some of the top companies and industries after their graduation course. Some of the popular employers at the college are given as follows:

• United States Air Force 
• Piedmont 
• Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
• The Home Depot
• Reynolds Lake Oconee
• Insight Global 
• ADP

Student Reviews of The College of Coastal Georgia:

• Academics: Small class sizes, supportive and engaged professors.
• Campus Life: Friendly, welcoming atmosphere with many activities.
• Housing: Cozy dorms with a strong sense of community.
• Location: Safe campus, but some caution advised in surrounding areas.
• Overall Experience: Supportive environment with dedicated faculty and good student support.

CCGA would suit students who value internships and service-learning combined with minimized class sizes and affordable tuition costs. The broad selection of business-related majors coupled with liberal arts foundation makes Marietta College suitable for students who need this combination. Your professional objectives together with economic constraints and choice of educational atmosphere should guide your final selection.

Getting part-time jobs at Georgia College is manageable. Students are paid bi-weekly for actual hours worked. International students are not eligible for FWS and they can only work in "college work-study" positions such as positions in the library, bookstore, computer lab, and dining hall. Students are permitted to work on campus up to 20 hours a week while school is in session. The approximate pay that students get is $7/hour. 

For first-year, transfer, and international students, Georgia College & State University (GCSU) has a rolling admissions policy. This implies that as soon as all necessary paperwork is received, GCSU can decide whether to admit a student. To be considered for financial assistance students are advised to apply by the following dates:

Fall Semester (Aug-Dec): April 1

Spring Semester (Jan-May): September 1

Admission to Georgia College is slightly selective. It has an acceptance rate of 88%. Half the applicants admitted to Georgia College & State University who submitted test scores have an SAT score between 1060 and 1240 or an ACT score of 21 and 26. The average high school GPA of students admitted is  3.58. Along with Standardized test scores, students are required to submit One or two-page student essays. To enhance the application students can submit two letters of recommendation. International students with non-native English backgrounds should submit English Proficiency test scores. 

Georgia College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Georgia is known for its hospitality and welcoming attitude towards international students.  According to US News and World Report, the college ranked #15 in Regional Universities South, #6 in Top Public Schools and #49 in Best Value Schools. Degrees from Georgia College have notable national rankings and are recognised globally. The cost of living at Georgia College is around $20,019 which is comparatively affordable than other US universities.