2026 - 2027
In Lawrenceville, the heart of Gwinnett County.
Less than an hour from Lake Lanier recreation.
Near downtown Lawrenceville eateries and events.
About 90 minutes from Southern Appalachian Mountains.
About 30 miles northeast of Atlanta.
Affordable
12,000+ students
The most ethnically diverse Southern regional college, public or private*
Apartment-style housing
Modern facilities and new buildings
PROGRAMS OF STUDY 18
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 35%
STUDENTS FIRST IN THEIR FAMILY TO ATTEND COLLEGE
*U.S. News & World Report, 2025 rankings
All enrollment data as of fall 2024
Bachelor Degree Majors and Concentrations
Biology*
• Biochemistry
• Biomedical and Laboratory Sciences
• Ecology and Field Biology
• General biology
Business administration
• Accounting
• Economics
• Finance
• International business
• Management
• Management information systems
• Marketing
• Supply chain management Chemistry*
• Fermentation science
• General chemistry
• Professional chemistry
Cinema and media arts production
• Design and production
• Entertainment industries studies
• Writing for stage and screen
Criminal justice/criminology
Education — Elementary
Education — Middle grades
• Math and science
• Social science and English language arts
Education — Special education ∆ English*
• Creative writing
• Interdisciplinary studies
• Literary and cultural studies
• Writing studies
Environmental science
• Environmental principles and sustainability
• Natural science
Exercise science
• Clinical
• Health promotion
Health science
• Patient navigation
• Public health History*
• Geography
• Interdisciplinary/thematic history
• Public history
• U.S. history
• Western civilization
• World history
Human services
• Applied sociology
• Gerontology
• Social work
Information technology
• Data science and analytics
• Digital media
• Enterprise systems
• Software development ∆
• Systems and cybersecurity
Integrative studies ∆
Management information systems
Mathematics*
• Applied mathematics Ω
• Pure mathematics
Nursing Political science*
• American government
• Comparative politics
• General political science
• International relations
• Legal studies
• Public administration Psychology
• Clinical/personality
• Cognitive/neuroscience
• Developmental/educational
• Social/applied
Nexus Degree Majors
• Motion picture set lighting
• Production design
• Production for film and television
• Professional editing for film and television
• Professional sound design for film and television
Bachelor’s degree programs
ggc.edu/degrees
Nexus degrees
∆ Online program available
Ω Regents Engineering Pathway
* Teacher certification available
ggc.edu/nexusdegrees
Online degree offerings
ggc.edu/online
FRESHMAN
You are a high school senior, graduate or a GED holder, and you’ve never attended college.
FRESHMAN WITH TRANSFER CREDITS
You’ve attended college, Dual Enrollment included, but have fewer than 30 transferable credit hours.
TRANSFER
You have earned 30 transferable college credit hours from another regionally accredited institution.
DUAL ENROLLMENT
You are a high school or homeschooled student seeking to attend college during your junior or senior year of high school. Minimum age requirement is 16 years old.
ADULT LEARNER
You are over the age of 25 and would like to return to college to earn a degree or change careers.
Admissions requirements: ggc.edu/admissions
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Create a Grizzly profile and apply
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Apply online at ggc.edu/ apply by student type Provide required documents
Submit official documents by student type ggc.edu/requirements
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Test scores GGC is test score-optional for admissions.
Priority deadlines
Fall — May 1
Spring — November 1
Summer — April 1
Other requirements
Minimum GPA: 2.0
Honors Program GPA: 3.5
Based on 17 units of required high school curriculum
$137 per credit hour, up to 14 hours
$2,055 flat-rate tuition for 15 credit hours or more
Financial aid
Visit studentaid.gov to create a Federal Student Aid (FSA) ID and complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA serves as the initial application for all federal aid programs, including grants, loans and the federal work study program.
GGC also offers state aid such as the Zell Miller and HOPE scholarships. Visit gafutures.org for the application and more information.
FAFSA priority deadlines
Fall semester — June 1
Spring semester — November 1
Summer semester — March 1
Financial aid document deadlines
Fall semester — July 6
Spring semester — December 15
Summer semester — April 15
For more information, visit ggc.edu/financialaid.
6 STATES
1 TUITION
1,000+
The unique experiences that international students bring to GGC enrich your classroom environment and help to promote cross-cultural engagement throughout the campus community.
• More than 110 countries are represented.
• Student organizations and activities reflect GGC’s global community.
• Gwinnett County is a recognized hub for international business, with over 600 international companies.
For more information about how to apply as an international student, contact intladmissions@ggc.edu or call 678.407.5500.
• Attend field trips and special discussions.
• Take special classes with handson, project-based learning.
• Gain support with research, internships, conference presentations and publications.
• Attend cultural events like the theatre, concerts, museums.
• Develop professional and leadership skills.
• Get to know other students with similar academic interests.
• Create your own academic support system.
• Study together in linked courses connected by your meta-major or academic focus.
• Explore living-learning community options.
• Learn more by contacting learningcommunities@ggc.edu.
• Develop your skill sets at local businesses and nonprofits.
• Gain valuable work experience.
• Become more competitive in the workforce when you graduate.
• Travel with a group or pursue individual study.
• Immerse yourself in other cultures.
• Prepare yourself for positions with employers engaged in the global economy.
TUTORING SERVICES
ACADEMIC ADVISING
CAREER ADVISING
VETERANS SERVICES
COUNSELING SERVICES
ALUMNI NETWORKING
FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME JOB FAIRS
CARE FOOD PANTRY
DISABILITY SERVICES
HEALTH SERVICES
TESTING SERVICES
CAMPUS POLICE
I love the community that you can build while you’re here at GGC. The community here is the most supportive you can imagine, and you’re pushed to do your very best. I have never felt out of place here or unsupported by my peers and professors. I have always been given the best opportunities to further my knowledge.”
If college is on your mind, GGC is a great place to start – even if you’re unsure of your path. The professors and staff truly care and are here to help you succeed. It’s a very supportive environment that makes campus life easier and more meaningful while giving you space to grow and figure things out.”
I love how welcoming all the professors are for each class I take. They truly care about not just my success in college but also in my future career. Thanks to having smaller class sizes, I feel that professors are able to develop a more personal connection with each individual student.”
On-campus living immerses you in the GGC community and enhances your educational journey.
Fully furnished suites with two, three, four, six, eight or 12 private bedrooms
Bathrooms shared by only two students
Select four-bedroom units offer double room
occupancy
Kitchenette and living room
Wi-Fi and cable access
Study/program spaces and computer labs
Laundry facilities
Individual housing contracts
24-hr security and card-controlled access
After-hours, on-call staff
Grassy courtyard with amphitheater
Residential Academic Success Center
Walk to class, dining locations, game room and recreational facilities
RA programs and social events
Academic support
Vending machines
Bike storage
ggc.edu/studenthousing
Student Government Association
Community service
Academic and career/professional
Honor societies
Music, choral and dance
Community theater
Media/publications
Religious/spiritual and secular
Fraternity and sorority life
90 REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS (RSOs)
747 RSO EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
2,700+
STUDENTS ACTIVE IN RSOs
8,200+
STUDENTS ATTEND RSO PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
GGC offers the complete college experience. Students have created numerous clubs and organizations, from honor societies to club sports to service organizations.
8 NAIA intercollegiate teams: Baseball, softball, men’s/women’s basketball, men’s/women’s soccer, men’s/women’s tennis
21 NAIA national championships, including the 2025 title in women’s tennis and the 2021 Avista NAIA World Series title for baseball. The men’s and women’s tennis teams each hold 10 national titles.
The men’s tennis team achieved the longest winning streak in collegiate sports at 173, which spanned seven undefeated seasons since April 2015.
More than 100 All-American Athletes
GGC’s scholar-athletes have been recognized as NAIA Champions of Character.
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Student ambassadors lead your guided tour and share first-hand experiences of what it’s like to be a Grizzly.
Explore admission requirements, how to apply, financial aid resources and academic offerings. Meet our faculty and staff and hear experiences from students like yourselves.
Visit and explore campus at your own pace with our self-guided tours. Locate designated “info spots” across campus and scan the QR code at each location to learn more.
Admissions Services — Building D
678.407.5313
ggcadmissions@ggc.edu
ggc.edu/admissions
Financial Aid Services — Building D
678.407.5701
ggcfinancialaid@ggc.edu
ggc.edu/financialaid
Student Accounts — Building D
678.407.5293
studentaccounts@ggc.edu
ggc.edu/studentaccounts
Registrar/Registration Services — Building D
678.407.5700
ggcregistrar@ggc.edu
ggc.edu/registrar
Student Housing
Residence Halls 1000, 2000, 3000
678.407.5501
housingapplication@ggc.edu
ggc.edu/housing
Building A
• Chick-fil-A dining
• GGC General Store
• Mezze Table dining
• Panda Express dining
• Student computers
• Technology Helpdesk
Building B
• Belonging Center
• Executive offices
• GGC Café dining
• Human Resources
• Student computers
Building C
• Cisco Auditorium
• School of Liberal Arts
Building CC — Convocation Center
Building D — Grizzly Welcome Center
• Admissions Services
• Claw Card Office
• Disability Services
• Enrollment Management
• Financial Aid Services
• International Student Services
• New Student Connections
• Parking Services
• Public Safety
• Registration Services
• ROTC
• Student Accounts
• Student Success Advising Center
• Testing Services
• Veterans Success
Building E — Student Center
• Bookstore
• Career Services
• Dining Hall
• Game Room
• LVIS
• Student Affairs
Building F — Wellness and Recreation Center
Building G — Grizzly Athletics
Building
• Athletics offices
Building H — Allied Health and
Sciences building
• Health Services
• Nursing instruction and clinical areas
• School of Health Sciences
• School of Science and Technology
Building I
• Communications
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Building L — Daniel J. Kaufman
Library & Learning Center
• Center for Teaching Excellence
• Starbucks dining
• Student computers
• Student Success Advising Center
• The Heritage Room
Building P
• Warehouse/receiving
Parking Deck
Student Housing
• Building 1000
• Building 2000
• Building 3000
Tennis Facility
Building W
• Academic Enhancement Center
• Honors Program
• School of Education
• School of Business
• Stephens Family Executive Forum
• Student Success Advising Center
Georgia Gwinnett College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate and baccalaureate degrees. Georgia Gwinnett College also may offer credentials such as certificates and diplomas at approved degree levels. Questions about the accreditation of Georgia Gwinnett College may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling 404.679.4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (sacscoc.org).
For those considering Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC), please note that our institution adheres to requirements in support of the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act and the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008. As a part of this Act, federal law requires institutions participating in federal student financial aid programs to publish annual reports containing crime statistics and fire statistics for the most recent three years, policy statements regarding crime reporting, campus facility security and access, law enforcement authority, incidence of alcohol and drug abuse, and the prevention/response to sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking. This information is available in GGC Public Safety’s Annual Fire and Safety Report, which can be found on the GGC Public Safety webpage at ggc.edu/publicsafetyreport.
1000 University Center Lane
Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043 www.ggc.edu