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Student Success
We’re proud of what our students have achieved, and we’ll keep offering the resources and opportunities that ensure their success. Read on to see what we mean.
Student Success
UGA’s Winning Formula for Job Success After Graduation
95% of UGA graduates are employed or continue their education within 6 months
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Reaching a 90% Six-Year Graduation Rate
“At the University of Georgia, we take a holistic approach to student success.”
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Harnessing the “Power” of Experiential Learning
UGA teams up with Georgia Power to give students hands-on experience with e-mobility.
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Leading the Pack: UGA’s Active Learning Model Inspires Other Universities
From student engagement to AI integration, active learning is redefining classroom success.
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Recognized for Excellence in International Education
When Bulldogs venture beyond the hedges, they learn about the world.
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Active Learning is an Educational Game-Changer
UGA’s Office of Instruction launches the Active Learning Initiative to help students perform at their best.
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Receiving Recognition for Making a Difference
The UGA School of Public and International Affairs’ mission to spread knowledge cements our reputation as one of the nation’s best programs.
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UGA Students Report The News While Saving It
Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication students use experiential learning projects to keep a 150-year-old Georgia newspaper in business.
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Oh, The Places They’re Going.
UGA student scholars are capturing competitive international scholarships as they prepare to make a global impact.
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Our 95% Student Retention Rate Sets The Bar
When it come to students returning to campus, UGA outpaces the national average.
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Unparalleled Access to the Seat of Power
UGA’s one of the only universities with an academic building in Wash., D.C.
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Our Rhodes Lead To Brighter Futures
Mariah Cady named the 28th Rhodes Scholar in UGA history.
