The mission of the Office of Legal Affairs is to educate the Georgia College community as to the laws and regulations applicable to the University's operations.
The Georgia College William P. Wall Museum of Natural History is an academic and research treasure for students, faculty, staff and the public in the southeastern United States.
The Department of Communication provides students with a versatile, engaged and marketable curriculum in mass communication and rhetoric.
The School of Health and Human Performance Scholars is an undergraduate research program.
The Department of Psychological Science is committed to supporting faculty who deliver high quality teaching, create research opportunities, and foster close student-faculty mentorship.
Students who withdraw for any reason between the first day of classes and last day to drop a course with a W grade (see exact dates) will receive grades of "W" in all courses in which they are enrolled at the time of the withdrawal.
Whether you live in the Central Campus residence halls or the apartments on West Campus, life here is designed to make you an active part of the Georgia College community.
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Environmental sciences is a program of study designed for students to explore the interrelationships between human and natural systems.
It is the policy of Georgia College & State University to adopt and adhere to the University System of Georgia Technology Policy Manual concerning Information Technology practices.