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Quick Facts
5,235 Students
100% Admitted
- 6,013 full time
- 2,178 part time
- 1,299 men full time
- 1,758 women full time
- open enrollment
6,013 Undergraduates
$2,181 Tuition/Year
- 134 Non-Degree
- $2,181 in state
- $1,064 fees
- N/A room & board
- $1,200 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Institution Type: | Public |
| Campus Setting: | Southeast Rural area, on fringe of an urban area |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Bachelor's degree |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Jasmine from Douglasville, GA
Great Campuses. Very Diverse. Awesome & Helpful Staff !…
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- Bradley from Marietta, GA
i expected this school to be a joke because another two year school i attended was terrible. i was very pleasantly surprised because most of the professors are very good…
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- Denardi from Kennesaw, GA
georgia highlands college is a great community school that does help to succeed/ transfer later in bigger schools/life. there are many supporting clubs. for example: brother to brother (b2b) helps…
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- Hoi Kiu from Hong Kong
NONE.…
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- Jessica from Rome, GA
Georgia Highlands College is a great school to begin your college education. Personally, I am attending classes here for my undergraduate in prepharmacy and have not been mislead yet! There…
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Georgia Highlands College
- Located in Rome, GA
- Public
- 5,235 students enrolled
- - admitted
- $2,181 annual cost to attend
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Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- An OL from GA
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I am
a past student here
I LOVED my time at GHC! I attended the Floyd campus, which is a beautiful campus with lots to do. The facilities are nice and everyone is friendly. There is always an event or some sort of entertainment happening and the school is small enough to know many people, yet still large enough to make new friends everyday. There is also the flexibility of 5 different campus locations to chose one convenient for you or to have a change of scenery each semester.
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- Daniela from Smyrna, GA
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I am
a current student here
Although I always wished for the full college experience since I was in my last high school years, GHC has made my 2 yr community college experience a very productive and different one. I believe beginning at a community college is the best choice for someone who wants to really focus in bringing their GPA up, and taking the hard classes first, becomes despite their difficulty, the fact that you get to be one-on-one with your professors makes it easier mentally and physically. Mentally, due to the professor knowing you by name, and being way more personal with you than at a 4 yr university. Physically, because you can see from up close what they are doing, you can hear with clarity everything they are saying, etc.
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