Smallest Georgia Colleges

Paine College is the smallest college with 310 students including both undergraduate and graduate students. Beulah Heights University with 371 students and South University-Savannah with 722 students are following it in the list of Smallest Georgia Colleges with Fewest Students.

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Key Admission and Academic Facts of Smallest Georgia Colleges With Fewest Students

Paine College is the smallest school with 310 students and Beulah Heights University has the second lowest population with 371 students.

The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $25,715 and graduate tuition & fees is $14,760 for the academic year 2023-2024.

The average acceptance rate is 70.57% and the average SAT score is 1,163 at the schools.

The following table compares the tuition and other academic characteristics between 10 Smallest Georgia Colleges With Fewest Students.

Table. Smallest Georgia Colleges With Fewest Students Comparison
	School Name	Total Population	Undergraduate Enrollment	Graduation Enrollment	Men Enrollment	Women Enrollment	Online Enrollment	Students to Faculty Ratio
1 -	Paine College Augusta, GA Private, four-years	310 121	310	-	132	178	37	10 to 1
2 -	Beulah Heights University Atlanta, GA Private, four-years	371 194	143	228	185	186	228	6 to 1
3 -	South University-Savannah Savannah, GA Private, four-years	722 96	195	527	179	543	212	12 to 1
4 -	Covenant College Lookout Mountain, GA Private, four-years	886 25	847	39	409	477	7	12 to 1
5 5	American InterContinental University-Atlanta Atlanta, GA Private, four-years	1,050 415	958	92	357	693	924	8 to 1
6 1	Agnes Scott College Decatur, GA Private, four-years	1,114 34	1,006	108	24	1,090	21	11 to 1
7 2	Oglethorpe University Atlanta, GA Private, four-years	1,491 39	1,491	-	557	934	1,395	16 to 1
8 -	Young Harris College Young Harris, GA Private, four-years	1,511 94	1,496	15	587	924	418	11 to 1
9 2	Shorter University Rome, GA Private, four-years	1,515 105	1,373	142	670	845	423	15 to 1
10 4	Thomas University Thomasville, GA Private, four-years	1,531 228	793	738	511	1,020	427	12 to 1
	Average	1,050	861	236	361	689	409	11 to 1

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