Georgia has 151 colleges and universities.
146 schools offer undergraduate programs and 54 schools offer graduate programs.
In Georgia, there are 5 ABA-accredited law schools and 4 LCME-accredited medical schools.
Admission & SAT Scores
On average, 71.7% of applicants are admitted to Georgia colleges.
The admission rate ranges from 10.7% to 100.0% across colleges in Georgia.
The average SAT score at Georgia colleges is 1,125. SAT scores range from 890 to 1,520 across colleges in Georgia.
Financial Aid
On average, 76.86% students have received grants and/or scholarships at Georgia colleges. The average amount of aid received is $8,667
Best Georgia colleges
Emory University is ranked #1 in the Georgia college rankings, followed by Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus in second place.
Highest Tuition & Fees
Emory University is the most expensive college in Georgia with a tuition & fees of $64,280 and Agnes Scott College has the second-highest tuition & fees of $50,604.
Highest Graduate Tuition
For graduate programs, Emory University requires the most expensive tuition & fees of $48,750 and Savannah College of Art and Design has the second-highest graduate tuition & fees of $42,620.
Highest SAT Scores
Emory University has the highest SAT scores of 1,520 submitted by enrolled students and Emory University-Oxford College has the second-highest SAT score of 1,520.
Largest Georgia colleges
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus is the largest college with 53,363 students and Kennesaw State University has the second-most students of 47,764.
Largest Online colleges
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has the most online students of 25,257 students and Kennesaw State University has the second-most online students of 10,435.