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The University of Georgia - University of Georgia, Athens

The University of Georgia

4.5(20 reviews)
3.0 mi

Excellent campus tour from beginning to end! Started with an informative presentation in the…read moreVisitor's Center that covered topics such as what to expect from the enrollment process to how to adjust to college life. We then took a bus/walking tour. Our tour guide, Hollis, was energetic and engaging. There were several tour groups on the buses, but Hollis led our group and did an outstanding job. As we walked, he took the time to have 1:1s with each student to get to know them and their interests better. Every member of the tour team did a wonderful job of making us feel welcome, sharing lots of information, and being open to answering questions. 10/10 experience highly recommend!

Go Dawgs? It's hard for me to cheer for the Bulldogs even though I have a friend who is a graduate…read moreand a huge fan. I also have friends who are Florida Gators. My money and my daughter went to the University of Arkansas, so Woo Pig! Soooie! At least that's in the Southeast Conference. UGA is in the rolling hills of northeast Georgia and is one of the more picturesque campuses in the South. You can't miss the stately arch that marks the historic entrance (no photo as some recent grads were taking their own photos and it would have been creepy) to the ivy-covered buildings and the charm and architecture of the campus. Of course, Athens itself has a vibrant cultural life that is known for its music scene having given birth to both R.E.M. and the B-52s. The city seamlessly blends college-town enthusiasm with a strong local identity, making it not just a backdrop for student life, but a destination in its own right. [Review 538 of 2025 - 820 in Georgia - 24099 overall]

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Athens Technical College

Athens Technical College

2.5(6 reviews)
5.3 mi

I've been attending this college for 2 years and am finally about to graduate in May. It is solely…read morebecause of this that I feel I can make an educated observation based upon my experience dealing with this school. Here's my honest opinion. Communication at all levels can be difficult. Front desk seems nonexistent unless you are physically in front of them. Staff is subpar except for a few enthusiastic instructors. I've had better experiences with online classes as the interaction is low & expectations are clear. The cosmetology department is terrible. I will not go into depth, just know you will be swindled and bamboozled out of your hard-earned money. The instructors for cosmetology are rude and stern. The Early Childhood Education program is decent but needs to be updated and expectations for each class need to be clearly stated. Overall, I am glad to be done with my degree here at this school. I plan to further my education elsewhere and would only recommend this school if you live nearby for convenience. If you have transportation to go somewhere else....GO!

You must physically go to this place if you need any information--nobody will ever answer the phone…read moreor respond to an email. The student fees are for ??? A 4 year college with student dining hall, full library, beautiful campus, and full gym is only $300 more. It seems like the teachers are just waiting for an opening at UGA, not really engaged with students. Disappointing that one teacher so far has pushed politics in class discussions in order to use peer pressure to suppress some viewpoints.

Higher Ed Med - conciergemedicine - Updated July 2026

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