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    UNG Quick Facts

    Students (Fall 2022)

    • Enrollment: 18,046
    • Gender: 57% Female, 43% Male
    • Full-Time: 66%
    • Pell Grant Recipients: 4,613 (26.0%)
    • Race/Ethnicity
      • American Indian or Alaskan Native: 0.2%
      • Asian, Native Hawaiian, or Pacific Islander: 3.9%
      • Black or African American: 4.0%
      • Hispanic: 15.7%
      • Multiracial: 3.5%
      • White: 71.3%
      • Unknown: 1.3%
    • Undergraduate: 17,256 (96%)
      • Associate & Certificate: 3,117 (18%)
      • Baccalaureate: 14,139 (82%)
    • Graduate: 790 (4%)
    • Countries Represented: 87
      • International Students: 224 (Non-resident aliens) / 536 (Country of Citizenship)
    • U.S. States & Territories Represented: 46 states and Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico
    • Georgia Counties Represented: 145

     

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    Academics

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    • Most Popular Baccalaureate Majors:
      • Biology (1,180)
      • Psychology (806)
      • Management (666)
      • Business Administration (648)
      • Marketing (627)
    • 6 Year Full-time Baccalaureate Graduation Rate (Fall 2016 cohort): 51.7%
    • 1 Year Full-time Baccalaureate Retention (Fall 2021 cohort): 72.2%
    • 1 Year Full-time Associate Retention (Fall 2021 cohort): 60.6%

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    Admissions

    • Baccalaureate:
      • Number of Applicants: 9,602
      • Acceptance Rate: 68%
      • Percent Admitted Who Enrolled: 46%
      • Average SAT of First-Time Freshmen: 1101
      • Average HS GPA of First-Time Freshmen: 3.56
    • Associate
      • Number of Applicants: 2,308
      • Acceptance Rate: 78%
      • Percent Admitted Who Enrolled: 49%
      • Average SAT of First-Time Freshmen: 976
      • Average HS GPA of First-Time Freshmen: 3.01

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    Corps of Cadets

    • One of only 6 Senior Military Colleges in the United States
    • Acceptance Rate: 55%
    • Enrollment (Fall 2022): 657
    • Gender: 22% Female, 78% Male
    • Race/Ethnicity:
      • Asian, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 4.1%
      • Black or African American: 5.9%
      • Hispanic: 11.4%
      • Multiracial: 4.7%
      • Unknown: 1.2%
      • White: 72.6%

    Learn More About the Corps of Cadets

    Athletics

    • Mascot: Nigel the Nighthawk
    • Number of Teams: 13
    • NCAA Division II
    • Member of the Peach Belt Conference
    • Member of the Southern Conference for rifle
    • Modern Athletic Facilities

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    Traditions

    • Colors: Blue and Gold
    • Nighthawk statues are located in prominent locations on each campus.
    • Each campus is unique and has its own traditions and events.

    Blue Ridge Campus

    • Commuter campus
    • 220+ students
    • Complete your first two years of college here
    • Home to the Blue Ridge Scholars
    • Over 70 high school students earning college credit through our dual enrollment program
    • Less than 10 minutes to historic downtown Blue Ridge and Lake Blue Ridge
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    Cumming Campus

    • Commuter campus
    • 1,000+ students
    • Start your undergraduate degree here, or continue your education with one of our graduate programs
    • Add a new credential or learn a new skill from one of our Professional & Continuing Education programs
    • Around 20 minutes north of Alpharetta, and less than an hour from Downtown Atlanta
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    Dahlonega Campus

    • Residential campus
    • 7,300+ students
    • Home to the distinguished Corps of Cadets Boar's Head Brigade
    • 120 different student organizations
    • 60+ undergraduate and graduate programs to choose from
    • Located in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains, less than an hour from Atlanta
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    Gainesville Campus

    • Commuter campus
    • 7,500+ students
    • Choose from unique undergraduate and graduate programs
    • Over 60 student organizations
    • Home to signature programs such as the Gainesville Theatre Alliance, Georgia Film Festival and the Institute of Environmental Spatial Analysis
    • Celebrate the start of each school year with the annual Starlight event
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    Oconee Campus

    • Commuter campus
    • 2,600+ students
    • Complete your first two years of college here, then transfer to the Gainesville or Dahlonega Campus
    • 10+ student organizations
    • Experience annual events like Oconeefest, Fall Carnival, Spring Fling and more
    • A few minutes south of Athens, located in Watkinsville, the Artland of Georgia
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