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Environmental Sciences Minor - Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences

To obtain a minor in environmental sciences, a student must complete 17 semester hours in environmental sciences and ecology and an additional nine semester hours selected from elective course offerings.
Energy Efficiency - Sustainability

Energy Efficiency at Georgia College
What can I do with a Chemistry Major? - Chemistry, Physics & Astronomy

Georgia College offers an excellent way for students to begin their chemistry curriculum, and earn a B.S. Degree in Physics. Here is what you can do with a degree in Chemistry.
Make your Gift - Alumni Engagement

Your gift makes all the difference!
Meet Our Staff - Montessori Academy

The Montessori Academy at the Early Learning Center is a unique partnership between the Baldwin County Board of Education and Georgia College.
Minor in Finance - Department of Economics and Finance

A major in economics provides excellent preparation if you’re thinking of law school, graduate training in economics, or some other type of graduate program.
Management Minor - Department of Management

This management minor is for business majors. Students must complete 15 credit hours in course such as Principles of Management and Organizational Behavior.
Mathematics Minor - Department of Mathematics

Students in the Mathematics program are challenged to think critically and carefully about their studies and to communicate ideas with precision and clarity
Black Studies Minor - Department of Philosophy, Religion, and Interdisciplinary Studies

The minor in Black Studies is designed to introduce students to the study of the cultures of the black world
Physics Minor - Department of Chemistry, Physics & Astronomy

Students who plan to minor in Physics must take a total of 16 credit hours. Courses in the program include Classical Mechanics and Modern Physics.
Meet Our Staff - Graduate Admissions

We appreciate your interest in our graduate programs and we are delighted that you are exploring our institution to further your studies.
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.