GEORGIA

Emory University is a large private university located in Atlanta, GA ranked 23rd
in America. It has a total of 8,026 full-time undergraduate students and is quite competitive, accepting 15.6% of applicants. Emory University offers 205 different majors and is best known for its biology, french studies, and radiation therapy
programs, which are all nationally ranked 2nd. With a tuition cost of $53,070 per year, Emory University is extremely costly. 88.39% of students graduate beginning the next chapter of their lives, entering the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $66,000 per year, which is 59% greater than the national median.

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus is a very large public university located in Atlanta, GA ranked 49th
in America. It has a total of 17,400 full-time undergraduate students and is relatively competitive, accepting 20.58% of applicants. Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus offers 127 different majors and is best known for its engineering, computer and information sciences, and mechanical engineering
programs, which are all nationally ranked 1st. With a tuition cost of $10,258 for students from Georgia and $31,370 for those from out-of-state, Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus is reasonably high-priced. 78.03% of students graduate starting the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $79,100 per year, which is 90% over the national median.

Emory University-Oxford College is a very small private university located in Oxford, GA ranked 84th
in the nation. It has a total of 1,032 full-time undergraduate students and is quite competitive, with a 19.83% acceptance rate. Emory University-Oxford College offers 1 different majors. With a tuition cost of $53,070 per year, Emory University-Oxford College is exceptionally expensive. 88.39% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, employment.

University of Georgia is a very large public university located in Athens, GA ranked 127th
in the nation. It has a total of 32,548 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting in the neighborhood of 4 out of every 9 applicants. University of Georgia offers 419 different majors and is best known for its insurance, landscape architecture, and mathematics teacher education
programs, which are all nationally ranked 1st. With a tuition cost of $9,790 for students from Georgia and $28,830 for those from out-of-state, University of Georgia is somewhat moderately pricey. 74.72% of students graduate starting the next chapter of their lives, entering the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $50,500 per year, which is 22% above the national median.

Mercer University is a mid-sized private college located in Macon, GA ranked 5th
in Georgia. It has a total of 5,194 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 74.22% of applicants. Mercer University offers 130 different majors and is best known for its informatics, middle school education and teaching, and human services
programs (nationally ranked 8th, 11th, and 16th respectively). With a tuition cost of $37,508 per year, Mercer University is quite pricey. 56.89% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, joining the labor market. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $48,200 per year, which is 16% above the national median.

Agnes Scott College is a small private liberal arts college located in Decatur, GA ranked 6th
in Georgia. It has a total of 1,028 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 64.82% acceptance rate. Agnes Scott College offers 35 different majors and is best known for its african studies, creative writing, and womens studies
programs (nationally ranked 5th, 39th, and 41st respectively). With a tuition cost of $42,360 per year, Agnes Scott College is quite costly. 61.68% of students graduate beginning the next stage of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $39,400 per year, which is 5% below the national median.

Spelman College is a small historically black private liberal arts college located in Atlanta, GA ranked 7th
in Georgia. It has a total of 2,206 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 43.44% acceptance rate. Spelman College offers 35 different majors and is best known for its womens studies
program, which is ranked 10th in the US. With a tuition cost of $25,942 per year, Spelman College is reasonably pricey. 66.21% of students graduate moving on to the next chapter of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $47,000 per year, which is 13% over the national median.

Berry College is a small private college located in Mount Berry, GA ranked 8th
in Georgia. It has a total of 2,029 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 70.59% of applicants. Berry College offers 44 different majors and is best known for its zoology, interdisciplinary studies, and arts entertainment and media management
programs (nationally ranked 9th, 24th, and 30th respectively). With a tuition cost of $37,020 per year, Berry College is quite costly. 62.65% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $40,000 per year, which is 4% less than the national median.

Chamberlain University-Georgia is a small for-profit university located in Atlanta, GA ranked 9th
in Georgia. It has a total of 1,488 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 44.44% of applicants. Chamberlain University-Georgia offers 1 different majors and is best known for its registered nursing
program, which is ranked 19th in the nation. With a tuition cost of $18,495 per year, Chamberlain University-Georgia is reasonably priced. 47.71% of students graduate beginning the next stage of their lives, entering the labor market. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $58,400 per year, which is 41% above the national median.

Savannah College of Art and Design is a large private art school located in Savannah, GA ranked 10th
in Georgia. It has a total of 12,966 full-time undergraduate students and is not competitive, with a 95.91% acceptance rate. Savannah College of Art and Design offers 64 different majors and is best known for its animation interactive technology video graphics and special effects, illustration, and apparel and textiles
programs, which are all nationally ranked 1st. With a tuition cost of $37,575 per year, Savannah College of Art and Design is rather high-priced. 60% of students graduate moving on to the next stage of their lives, entering the labor market. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $36,400 per year, which is 12% under the national median.

Georgia College & State University is a mid-sized public college located in Milledgeville, GA ranked 11th
in Georgia. It has a total of 6,673 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 79.59% of applicants. Georgia College & State University offers 82 different majors and is best known for its middle school education and teaching, rhetoric and composition, and music therapy
programs (nationally ranked 3rd, 24th, and 31st respectively). With a tuition cost of $7,504 for students from Georgia and $26,688 for those from out-of-state, Georgia College & State University is reasonably costly. 61.95% of students graduate moving on to the next stage of their lives, entering the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $40,500 per year, which is 2% below the national median.

Oglethorpe University is a small private liberal arts college located in Atlanta, GA ranked 12th
in Georgia. It has a total of 1,698 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 67.55% acceptance rate. Oglethorpe University offers 31 different majors and is best known for its biopsychology
program, which is ranked 2nd in the US. With a tuition cost of $39,300 per year, Oglethorpe University is quite costly. 43.6% of students graduate starting the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $42,100 per year, which is 1% above the national median.

Georgia Southern University is a very large public institution located in Statesboro, GA ranked 13th
in Georgia. It has a total of 26,545 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 54.47% of applicants. Georgia Southern University offers 203 different majors and is best known for its radiation therapy, logistics materials and supply chain management, and physical therapy
programs (nationally ranked 1st, 4th, and 8th respectively). With a tuition cost of $4,371 for in-state students and $15,426 for those from out-of-state, Georgia Southern University is reasonably priced. 44.77% of students graduate ready to the next phase of their lives, joining the labor market. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $41,900 per year, which is 1% greater than the national median.

Wesleyan College is a very small private liberal arts college located in Macon, GA ranked 14th
in Georgia. It has a total of 901 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 43.83% acceptance rate. Wesleyan College offers 38 different majors and is best known for its advertising
program, which is ranked 37th in the US. With a tuition cost of $22,770 per year, Wesleyan College is reasonably pricey. 41.81% of students graduate ready to the next chapter of their lives, joining the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $29,900 per year, which is 28% under the national median.

Piedmont College is a small private institution located in Demorest, GA ranked 15th
in Georgia. It has a total of 1,477 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 53.98% of applicants. Piedmont College offers 91 different majors and is best known for its athletic training, early childhood education and teaching, and criminal justice
programs (respectively ranked 4th, 6th, and 6th in Georgia). With a tuition cost of $26,492 per year, Piedmont College is reasonably high-priced. 58.57% of students graduate beginning the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $40,600 per year, which is 2% below the national median.

Augusta University is a mid-sized public university located in Augusta, GA ranked 16th
in Georgia. It has a total of 6,206 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting close to 3/4ths of applicants. Augusta University offers 114 different majors and is best known for its multimedia art, nuclear medical technology, and ecology
programs (nationally ranked 13th, 18th, and 26th respectively). With a tuition cost of $6,892 for in-state students and $22,270 for those from out-of-state, Augusta University is somewhat moderately high-priced. 34.19% of students graduate moving on to the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $62,300 per year, which is 50% over the national median.

LaGrange College is a very small private college located in Lagrange, GA ranked 17th
in Georgia. It has a total of 961 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 48.81% of applicants. LaGrange College offers 39 different majors and is best known for its non profit management
program, which is ranked 13th in the United States. With a tuition cost of $31,200 per year, LaGrange College is reasonably costly. 39.86% of students graduate moving on to the next phase of their lives, joining the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $39,600 per year, which is 5% less than the national median.

Paul Mitchell the School-Esani is a very small for-profit university located in Roswell, GA ranked 18th
in Georgia. It has a total of 435 full-time undergraduate students. Paul Mitchell the School-Esani offers 6 different majors. 74.11% of students graduate beginning the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $16,100 per year, which is 61% under the national median.

Kennesaw State University is a very large public institution located in Kennesaw, GA ranked 19th
in Georgia. It has a total of 37,599 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 75.22% acceptance rate. Kennesaw State University offers 181 different majors and is best known for its systems engineering, construction engineering, and sales distribution and marketing operations
programs (nationally ranked 17th, 18th, and 19th respectively). With a tuition cost of $4,450 for students from Georgia and $15,704 for those from out-of-state, Kennesaw State University is moderately priced. 43.38% of students graduate moving on to the next chapter of their lives, joining the labor market.

Georgia State University is a very large public university located in Atlanta, GA ranked 20th
in Georgia. It has a total of 32,031 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 76.15% acceptance rate. Georgia State University offers 235 different majors and is best known for its drawing, international economics, and preschool education and teaching
programs (nationally ranked 2nd, 10th, and 13th respectively). With a tuition cost of $7,158 for students from Georgia and $22,389 for those from out-of-state, Georgia State University is somewhat moderately high-priced. 26.22% of students graduate beginning the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $43,300 per year, which is 4% above the national median.

Clayton State University is a mid-sized public institution located in Morrow, GA ranked 21st
in Georgia. It has a total of 7,981 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting something like 50% of applicants. Clayton State University offers 51 different majors and is best known for its office management and supervision, health care facilities administration, and legal support services
programs (nationally ranked 7th, 12th, and 25th respectively). With a tuition cost of $4,064 for in-state students and $14,786 for those from out-of-state, Clayton State University is moderately priced. 38.92% of students graduate moving on to the next phase of their lives, joining the labor force. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $38,800 per year, which is 7% less than the national median.

University of West Georgia is a large public college located in Carrollton, GA ranked 22nd
in Georgia. It has a total of 12,827 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 59.3% acceptance rate. University of West Georgia offers 83 different majors and is best known for its speech language pathology, health and wellness, and real estate
programs (nationally ranked 27th, 40th, and 44th respectively). With a tuition cost of $4,371 for in-state students and $15,426 for those from out-of-state, University of West Georgia is reasonably priced. 44.27% of students graduate moving on to the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $38,200 per year, which is 8% below the national median.

Brenau University is a small private college located in Gainesville, GA ranked 23rd
in Georgia. It has a total of 2,206 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 57.52% of applicants. Brenau University offers 104 different majors and is best known for its organizational leadership, interior design, and human resources
programs, which are all ranked 3rd in Georgia. With a tuition cost of $29,370 per year, Brenau University is somewhat moderately expensive. 46.38% of students graduate beginning the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $42,000 per year, which is 1% above the national median.

Thomas University is a small private institution located in Thomasville, GA ranked 24th
in Georgia. It has a total of 1,587 full-time undergraduate students and is somewhat competitive, accepting 38.03% of applicants. Thomas University offers 34 different majors and is best known for its interdisciplinary studies, social work, and early childhood education and teaching
programs (respectively ranked 3rd, 4th, and 7th in Georgia). With a tuition cost of $15,940 per year, Thomas University is moderately priced. 41.5% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $34,300 per year, which is 17% under the national median.

Point University is a small private seminary located in West Point, GA ranked 25th
in Georgia. It has a total of 2,574 full-time undergraduate students and is relatively competitive, accepting 28.89% of applicants. Point University offers 58 different majors and is best known for its applied psychology
program, which is ranked 26th in America. With a tuition cost of $20,085 per year, Point University is moderately priced. 41.17% of students graduate moving on to the next stage of their lives, entering the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $32,500 per year, which is 22% under the national median.