University of Georgia
Locations: Athens (GA)
Annual Tuition: $31,688
Programs with 5+ Reviews
Bachelor's 4.2 Education
Master's 4.1 Health Sciences
Master's 4.4 Law
Doctorate 4.0 MBA
Master's 4.6 Psychology
Bachelor's 3.5
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Write a ReviewNatalia Furdui
Reviewed: 6/30/2017
Degree: MBA
The University of Georgia was founded in 1785 as the United State first state-chartered university and the birthplace of the American system of public higher education. The University offers over 140 degree programs in a wide array of disciplines, and it is organized into seventeen schools and colleges. The University of Georgia is a big school with a lot to offer where anyone can succeed with little effort , perseverance and hard work. I chose University of Georgia for my MBA program because will... Read More
Adrianna monkevs
Reviewed: 1/24/2017
Degree: MBA
Very good, quiet and diverse environment. Small college town. Offers lots of programs
Candler Cook
Reviewed: 9/27/2016
Degree: MBA
This school prepares you well for the future and gives you access to career development tools needed to succeed. The professors are engaged and the cost is reasonable as well. They offer full time and evening programs so that student's can still work full time while getting their MBA.
Emily Landrum
Reviewed: 1/19/2015
Degree: MBA
Pros include dedicated professors, a campus close to home, convenient night-time classes. Cons include lack of social events and public transportation.
Timothy Peacock
Reviewed: 5/1/2014
Degree: MBA
It's a good program overall. The classes are interesting for the most part and I have a lot of respect for the faculty. The career support leaves a bit to be desired, but I understand that it's not a great economy right now as well.
Gaurav Agnihotri
Reviewed: 12/15/2013
Degree: MBA
Small program size helps students get sufficient attention from faculty and career management staff.
Meera Gopinath
Reviewed: 11/6/2013
Degree: MBA
Excellent campus, one of the oldest in US. Near to a major city - Atlanta. Because the University is little away from Atlanta, not many companies come on campus for recruiting. Also, the small class size works as both a pro and a con. While students can have in dept conversations and hence bonding with fellow classmates and the faculty, it a major turn off for companies recruiting on campus as they seek more number of candidates.
Mignon Williams
Reviewed: 10/12/2013
Degree: MBA
The Terry College of Business Professional MBA Program is excellent for the working professional who seeks a graduate program that will allow them to maintain their standard of living by working and attending school. The work load is pretty intense and you definitely have to be focused with superb time-management skills. The staff, both administrative and teaching, are accessible and helpful. The program's mix of in-class and distance learning is perfect for the working professional. I highly recommend... Read More