GCSU Student Resources - National Scholarships
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their educational records.
From its founding as a women’s educational center in 1889, our institution has consistently been a destination for students looking to make a difference in the world. We are Georgia’s designated public liberal arts university.
Georgia College believes that career planning is a lifelong process and desires for all graduates to secure fulfilling careers post-graduation.
A one-of-a-kind partnership between Georgia College and the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, the GEM Program prepares the next generation of Georgia's leaders for the public good.
Resident Student Association is an organization that represents resident students in all aspects of campus life.
The Office of Inclusion and Belonging is a unit of Student Life focused on ensuring students, faculty, and staff, particularly underrepresented students, feel welcomed and affirmed at GCSU.
Resources to support community partners.
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.
Founded in 2018, the mission of the Center for Music Education at Georgia College is to bring music education opportunities to middle Georgia.
The Office of Grants and Sponsored Projects is your single point of contact for everything grant related – application to closeout.
The political science program is designed to provide students with a quality liberal arts education that builds on the content of the core curriculum.