University of Georgia Top Questions

The thing that I enjoyed the most about my school was the extracarricular activities, as I was an active participant in the band program throughout my undergraduate career.

The University of Georiga is a perfect mix of southern tradition meets intellectual rigor. I love the fact that we have so many traditions and so much history encompassing the school. Attending this school makes me feel like I'm apart of a much larger line of people who have shared these same experiences. However, I also feel like I'm getting a quality education. My classes are challenging and engaging and I feel like the things I'm learning are relevant to my future career.

Best thing is the variety of majors because a lot of people are unsure of what they want to do, so the University of Georgia gives you a lot of options to consider from.

The best thing about UGA is the academic rigor. The classes really push the students to see if they're the correct fit for that major. If they find out early that they don't enjoy a class or it's hard to understand, then it saves them time to find their true niche. The University of Georgia has a wide variety of majors, minors, classes, and certificates that any student can take an interest in and find their true calling.

The school has a ton of areas of study. You're sure to find what it is you want to do with your career.

I consider the best thing about my school to be all the student help that is offered. There are on-campus job opportunities, free tutoring, etc. I think that shows how the school cares for its students, and I thinkg that is very important for helping students exceed.

I came into UGA not knowing exactly what I wanted to do when I graduated. However, being at such a large school allows you the opportunity to get involved in a variety of classes, organizations and leadership positions. By senior year, I had a strong understanding of my strengths, weaknesses, and areas for professional growth - which allowed me to focus on pursuing career opportunities that matched my skillsets and interestes. I am grateful for the liberal arts education that I received at UGA!

The people. While Athens is very sorority and fraternity-focused, there are also a lot of people here not involved with Greek life and they make great friends.

I think the best thing about my school are the social opportunities.

My school provides an incredible amount of oppurtunites to students. There is a club for just about every subject and sport as well as on campus career options for students. UGA Food Services alone hires several hundred students a year. There are resources abound to be harnessed.