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Representative Info - Student Government Association

Georgia College's Student Government Association oversees a diverse range of committees dedicated to identifying challenges and implementing solutions to address the needs of the student body.
Current Legislations & Initiatives - Student Government Association

Provides past, current, and future Student Government Legislation Documents
Special Education B.S. (Paraprofessional to Teacher Certification in Special Education) - Adult Learners

The adult degree completion program for paraprofessionals at Georgia College & State University empowers education professionals through a specialized curriculum that covers critical thinking, analytical reasoning, effective communication, and ethical decision-making.
Core IMPACTS- Provost

As a member of the president’s cabinet, the Provost plays a central role in institutional decisions and works with academic affairs constituents to create and support an academic vision of excellence for the university.
M.A.T. Program Campaign (Encoura) - Administrator

The Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) degree provides initial teacher preparation at the master's degree level for qualified candidates who hold a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Center of Technology and Empowerment - Information Systems & Computer Science

The Center of Technology and Empowerment aims to become a leading hub for innovation, learning, student empowerment, and community advancement by leveraging cutting-edge technologies and fostering strong partnerships.
Donor Profiles - Advancement

Get to know some of our donors.
Before Orientation - New Student Guide

Before Orientation - New Student Guide
Before Move In - New Student Guide

Before Move In
Fall Semester - New Student Guide

Fall Semester - New Student Guide
Continue your Success - New Student Guide

Continue your Success
Course Program of Study - Financial Aid & Scholarships

U.S. Department of Education rules stipulate that colleges may only use the courses that are required for degree completion to determine a student’s eligibility for federal financial aid programs.