2023 UNG Undergrad Viewbook

YOUR JOURNEY STARTS HERE.

Lead creatively.

HANNAH STOCKSDALE

To Hannah Stocksdale, a second-year Dahlonega Campus student, UNG is a safe and welcoming space to express herself while being valued for who she is. As a piano performance major, she thrives with the one-on-one interactions with her professors and the resources that UNG offers.

At UNG, we believe that your imagination and individuality have a major impact on your success, both in college and after graduation. We’ll help you get there by equipping you with the tools you need to blaze a trail all your own.

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Lead confidently.

WYATT NICHOLSON

Leaving Fort Worth, Texas, to attend college in Blue Ridge, Georgia, may seem like a strange decision to some, but for Wyatt Nicholson, a second-year business management major, UNG is the perfect choice. Here, Wyatt has found a community within the Blue Ridge Scholars program, where he can grow academically while developing his leadership skills through service projects. Having professors who care and invest in his success was a gamechanger in his first year of college.

At UNG, we’ll challenge you to set big goals for yourself and give you the support you need to reach them. For 150 years, we’ve been preparing students to be leaders in the classroom and in their communities.

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WHAT DOES YOUR FUTURE HOLD?

UNG

STANDS

6TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR AS A NATIONAL TOP PRODUCER OF FULBRIGHT STUDENTS

OUT

200+ UNG STUDENTS STUDY ABROAD EACH YEAR

College has a lot to offer!

From exciting classes to new friends, your college journey will be full of firsts. While you’re soaking up these new UNG experiences, it’s important to prioritize your education.

With outstanding academic programs and world-class professors, UNG is dedicated to helping YOU find the path to your successful future.

$1.2 MILLION OF INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

NIGHTHAWK NATION PLAY YOUR GAME.

At UNG, you can train your body as well as your mind. Whether you’re cheering on our 13 NCAA teams, hiking nearby trails with your friends, or taking part in one of our group fitness classes, there are plenty of new opportunities to seize and connections to make!

A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU.

UNG’s extensive education abroad opportunities empower you to pursue educational opportunities overseas and set you apart from your peers. Experience life in other countries while earning academic credits and expanding your understanding of the world. With programs in more than 45 countries across 6 continents, UNG’s Center for Global Engagement guides you on the adventure of a lifetime!

Find out more about Education Abroad opportunities.

ung.edu/education-abroad

Lead adventurously.

LANA TETERINA

Lana Teterina, a business management major from Stockholm, Sweden, always knew she wanted to play competitive tennis. Lana’s fearless spirit led her to UNG, where she found the perfect college for her. At UNG, she can fulfill her athletic passions while exploring a country and cultures unlike her own.

Whether you’re hiking the Appalachian Mountains, relaxing on Lake Lanier, or immersing yourself in the language and culture of an international city while studying abroad, your next adventure is waiting for you at UNG.

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OUR CAMPUSES

BLUE RIDGE

UNG’s Blue Ridge Campus caters to students taking dual enrollment and core curriculum courses. Our small classes and dedicated faculty ensure personalized attention to support your success. Situated in the charming mountain town of Blue Ridge, you can enjoy an artsy atmosphere and exciting outdoor activities.

CUMMING

UNG’s Cumming Campus offers a tight-knit community that is an ideal starting point for undergraduate and dual enrollment students. Small classes allow professors to be personal mentors and offer valuable guidance. This campus combines proximity to a vibrant cultural scene with the natural beauty of nearby outdoor destinations. Located in a rapidly growing region, Cumming provides opportunities for resume-building jobs and internships.

DAHLONEGA

UNG’s Dahlonega Campus is our historic, residential campus located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, where you’ll enjoy a beautiful setting and countless opportunities to explore the outdoors. The vibrant student experience, with 120 student organizations and our award-winning Corps of Cadets, gives you ample opportunities to get involved and make friends! The campus also offers a close-knit learning environment with a 19:1 student-to-faculty ratio.

GAINESVILLE

UNG’s Gainesville Campus provides a strong sense-of-belonging and community connections. Signature academic programs, like film & digital media, theatre, and environmental and spatial analysis provide unique experiences. Only an hour north of Metro Atlanta, this commuter campus is convenient to city attractions and scenic Lake Lanier. A regional hub for various industries, including healthcare, agriculture and retail, Gainesville gives you access to diverse job and internship opportunities.

OCONEE

UNG’s Oconee Campus offers a distinctive college experience that embraces its local community. Located near Athens, Georgia, this commuter campus provides a welcoming atmosphere, where you’ll build strong connections and have access to resources, resume-building opportunities, and dedicated faculty and staff to support your UNG journey.

BECOME PART OF SOMETHING LARGER THAN YOURSELF.

As the Army’s senior military college, UNG’s Corps of Cadets–the Boar’s Head Brigade–offers a dynamic leadership training experience where you’ll build relationships that will challenge you to be your best in your college career and beyond. The Boar’s Head Brigade will empower you to make your mark on the world, whether you choose to commission in the Army or lead as a civilian.

ung.edu/military-college Learn more about the Corps of Cadets at UNG!

UNG cadets rank in the top 1% of the nation’s 6,000+ ROTC cadets each year.

Lead boldly.

TAVARES GORDON

For Tavares Gordon, a fourth-year student and cadet in the Corps of Cadets, being a leader requires courage and flexibility. Gordon is completing his degree in criminal justice with a POST certification, and he also volunteers for local emergency services. Although being a cadet brings on a lot of responsibilities, Tavares appreciates the balance of being able to make memories with friends outside of the corps.

At UNG, leadership is in our DNA, and we’ve spent the last 150 years preparing students to make a lasting impact in their communities and in the world beyond. UNG’s history of leadership is ready for its next chapter to include YOU!

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Lead passionately.

BRANDON ROSAS

Finding the best college for you can be intimidating. Brandon Rosas, a thirdyear film and digital media major at UNG’s Gainesville Campus, knows how important it is to find a place that feels comfortable, inclusive and welcoming. His experience as a transfer student made him want to help other students starting their UNG journey, so Brandon became a transfer coach to guide them. He’s also a member of UNG’s Screenwriter’s Guild, a community of creatives that works together to tell their own stories.

It’s OK not knowing exactly what your future holds. UNG gives you the flexibility to explore your interests and the freedom to follow your passions.

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MAKE NEW FRIENDS. MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD. MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Getting involved in a student organization is a great way to build a supportive network of friends and mentors. Plus, you can enhance your academic experience through self-discovery, developing leadership skills, and broadening your perspective on the world. With more than 200 student organizations, there’s a place for everyone!

FIND A PLACE TO BE YOURSELF

We all need a space for learning, networking and engagement. That’s exactly what you’ll find with UNG’s Office of Multicultural Student Affairs. You’ll connect with students and faculty from diverse viewpoints, cultures and backgrounds. You can also participate in affiliated student organizations, so you’ll find your own inclusive and welcoming place to succeed!

connect.ung.edu

Discover the 200+ student organizations at UNG!

FIND YOUR PATH

BEGIN YOUR APPLICATION PROCESS TODAY

road to college is full of twists and turns. Not everyone follows the same path, and that’s okay! Regardless of what your journey looks like, your tenacity has taken you this far, and UNG can help you go even further.

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Discover more about yourself and the world around you at UNG!

APPLY AND SUBMIT DOCUMENTS

SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION

SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS (additional documents may be required)

Official high school transcript

Official college transcripts (if dual enrolled)

CHECK YOUR APPLICATION STATUS AT UNG.EDU/APPSTAT

PLAN YOUR FINANCES

Proof of lawful U.S. presence

Test scores (optional)

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APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AT GO.UNG.EDU/SCHOLARSHIPS

CHECK OUT COST AND FINANCIAL AID AT UNG.EDU/COST-AID

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DEGREES AND PROGRAMS

• Accounting

• Agriculture *

• Art*

• Art Education

• Behavioral Sciences

• Biology

• Business Administration

• Chemistry*

• Clinical Health Sciences

• Communication*

• Computer Science

• Criminal Justice*

• Cybersecurity

• Design and Technology for Theatre

• East Asian Studies

• Education

• Elementary and Special Education

• Engineering

• Engineering Technology

• English*

• Environmental Spatial Analysis

• Environmental, Earth & World Studies, and Spatial Science & Engineering

• Film & Digital Media*

• Finance

• General Studies

• Healthcare Services & Informatics Administration

• History

• Human Services Delivery & Administration*

• Information Systems

• Interdisciplinary Studies

• International Affairs

• Kinesiology*

• Management

• Marketing

• Mathematics

• Mathematics/Engineering Dual Degree Program

• Middle Grades Education

• Modern Languages

– Arabic Language & Literature

– Chinese for Global Professionals

– Chinese Language & Literature

– French Language & Literature

– French with Business Emphasis

– Russian Language & Literature

– Spanish Language & Literature

– Spanish with Business Emphasis

• Music*

• Music Education*

• Natural Sciences

• Nursing

• Physics*

• Physics/Engineering Dual Degree Program

• Political Science*

• Psychology

• Secondary Education*

– Biology Teacher Certification

– Chemistry Teacher Certification

– Earth Science Teacher Certification

GA

– English Teacher Certification

– History Teacher Certification

– Kinesiology Teacher Certification

– Mathematics Teacher Certification

– Physics Teacher Certification

• Sociology

• Strategic and Security Studies

• Technology Management

• Theatre

• Visual Arts

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

• Pre-Dentistry

• Pre-Law

• Pre-Medicine

• Pre-Occupational Therapy

• Pre-Pharmacy

• Pre-Physical Therapy

• Pre-Physician’s Assistant

• Pre-Respiratory Therapy

• Pre-Veterinary Medicine

*Denotes programs that have multiple concentrations