Parents & Families

• Honor and Values - Your Cadet will live under the Cadet Code of Honor which states that a Cadet will not lie, cheat or steal, nor tolerate those who do. Your Cadet will also be expected to live by our values of Courage, Respect, Integrity, Service, Loyalty, Truth and Wisdom.
• Value - Your Cadet will live in a contemporary Cadet residence hall, eat in a modern dining facility, work out in a cutting edge fitness center, study in a state-of-the-art library/technology complex, and be a part of one of the top Army ROTC programs in the nation.

Lieutenant Chris Lee on Graduation and Commissioning Day

• Leadership skills and minor - Your Cadet  will be placed in leadership positions of increasing responsibility as he or she progresses through the program. By accomplishing a couple of simple steps, graduates of the Corps of Cadets can receive a leadership minor.
• Least expensive Senior Military College - Compare our cost to any other senior military college.  Our costs are comparable to most four-year public universities. 
• Safety - Our campus is incredibly safe. We have a professional campus police force on duty 24/7.
• Graduation rate - We are in the top five public colleges and universities in the State of Georgia. 
• Physical Fitness - Your Cadet will participate in structured, group physical fitness training three days per week.
• No Drugs or Alcohol - UNG is a drug, alcohol, and tobacco free campus.

“Sir, my son recently completed his first semester at the University of North Georgia.  I just wanted to take the time to report to you how thrilled we are with UNG and the peace we have as parents knowing that our son is in good hands.  [He] completed his first semester with a 3.6 gpa and earned 15 credits.  He is taking advantage of the North Georgia National Guard Partnership Program and is taking the spring semester off to attend Basic Training/AIT (Infantry).  He actually left for Ft. Benning yesterday.  When I asked him how he liked North Georgia he told me it has surpassed all of his expectations.  [He] was also involved with the Wrestling, Brazilian Ju-Jitsu clubs, and Baptist Collegiate Ministries, and plans to stay connected with those groups when he returns to North Georgia.  Thank you again for developing my son into a solid student and future leader.”