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Methods of Giving - University Advancement

Making a gift to the Georgia College & State University Foundation is easy, and there are several convenient methods of giving from which to choose.
Annual Giving - University Advancement

Annual gifts are an important source of funding for student scholarships, cultural programs, athletics, and support within each of the academic divisions at GCSU.
Endowed Funds - Advancement

Whether your desire is to set up a scholarship to help deserving Georgia College students finance their education, provide ongoing financial support for a specific project or program or support a faculty member, the GC Foundation can walk you through the process.
Current Graduate Students

Ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the best master’s level universities in the south, Georgia College offers close interactions with faculty and an engaged, hands-on approach to curriculum.
Add/Drop Procedures - Registrar

Add/drop procedures are outlined below. Please see the academic calendar for specific dates and deadlines.
Withdrawal Procedure - Registrar's Office

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.
Graduation Application Deadlines - Registrar's Office

To qualify for graduation, students must submit a degree application for the term in which they will complete all course and testing requirements.
Consumer Information Guide

In accordance with federal regulations set forth by the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended by HEOA of 2008, this guide is available for all prospective and enrolled students to inform them of the availability of specific types of consumer information.
Council of Student Ambassadors

CSA members will serve as hosts and hostesses as well as information specialists during special Georgia College functions sponsored by the President, the Office of Admissions, Institutional Advancement, and the college and schools of the University.
Become an Ambassador - Council of Student Ambassadors

CSA membership is highly selective. Service as an ambassador is recognized by faculty, staff, and students as a high honor to which students aspire.
Policies and Procedures - Council of Student Ambassadors

Membership selections shall be based on leadership, involvement, academic performance, character, poise and personality, among other traits. General membership in other organizations will be left to the discretion of the Ambassador Team.
DegreeWorks - Registrar

DegreeWorks is a Web-based tool to help students and advisors monitor a student's progress toward degree completion.