University of Georgia

When the admission committee of UGA reviews applications, they look at academics focusing on how applicants challenged themselves during high school or undergraduation and how they have done in those classes. Then they look at the SAT/ACT scores, followed by what type of goals the applicant has for the upcoming 3-4 years. Also extra-curricular activities,  essays, recommendations or LORs, etc. are equally important to look at.

The University of Georgia provides various career services through its Career Center, which helps the students in securing an employment of their choice. Some of the career services are mentioned below:

• Guidance in identifying majors and careers that are aligned with the students’ interests and skills
• Resume building services
• Handshake Portal: It allows student-employer connections
• Career Events
• Alumni connections and mentorship

From the table given below you can check the percentage of graduates placed in a particular sector. The highest number of graduates were working for the business sector (68%) followed by the education sector (20%).

University of Georgia Average Salary by Jobs

The table shows the average salary by jobs for the graduates of University of Georgia. The highest salary was received by the financial service graduates followed by Executive Management and Change. The lowest salary was received by the Finance Control and Strategy graduates.

Note: As per the unavailability of the salary data on the official website, the above data is taken from an unofficial source (emolument). Hence, it may vary.

For the Class of 2023, the University of Georgia placement rate is 96%. Also, note that out of all the graduates, a 93% of the full-time employed graduates obtained employment within 3 months of graduation. Whereas, 98% of graduates obtained employment 6 months of graduation. The graduates were hired majorly across the 4 sectors of economy namely Business, Education, Government, and Non-Profit.