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Georgia Southern University

Statesboro, GAMain CampusTown 10–35 miles from an urban areaVisit WebsiteWikipedia

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GPA

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High School GPA

4.0 (6.8%)
3.75–3.99 (22.2%)
3.50–3.74 (21.5%)
3.25–3.49 (21.4%)
3.00–3.24 (15.9%)
2.50–2.99 (11.2%)
2.00–2.49 (1.1%)

Admission Factor Importance

Academic

Rigor of secondary school recordVery Important
Academic GPAVery Important
Standardized test scoresVery Important
Class rankConsidered
Application EssayNot Considered
Recommendation(s)Not Considered

Non-academic

InterviewNot Considered
Extracurricular activitiesNot Considered
Talent/abilityNot Considered
Character/personal qualitiesNot Considered
First generationNot Considered
Alumni/ae relationNot Considered
Geographical residenceNot Considered
State residencyNot Considered
Religious affiliation/commitmentNot Considered
Racial/ethnic statusNot Considered
Volunteer workNot Considered
Work experienceNot Considered
Level of applicant's interestNot Considered

Cost & Tuition

In-State Tuition: $5,905

In-State Cost of Attendance: $24,563

Out-of-State Tuition: $16,959

Out-of-State Cost of Attendance: $35,617

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Scholarships & Grants

Students with need-based aid: 3,172

Average need-based scholarship/grant: $11,617

Students with non-need merit aid: 174

Average non-need merit scholarship/grant: $1,276

Student Debt

Median total debt: $15,250

Students with federal loans: 40.0%

Students with Pell grants: 35.5%

Career Outcomes

All graduates median earnings:

After 1 year: $43,987

After 5 years: $57,677

Majors(72 programs)

  1. Business Administration, Management and Operations.(303 graduates)
  2. Health and Physical Education/Fitness.(286 graduates)
  3. Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing.(285 graduates)
  4. Biology, General.(281 graduates)
  5. Psychology, General.(218 graduates)
  6. Marketing.(201 graduates)
  7. Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods.(190 graduates)
  8. Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities.(190 graduates)
  9. Mechanical Engineering.(187 graduates)
  10. Information Science/Studies.(128 graduates)
  11. Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions.(118 graduates)
  12. Finance and Financial Management Services.(112 graduates)
  13. Construction Engineering Technologies.(108 graduates)
  14. Criminology.(106 graduates)
  15. Accounting and Related Services.(102 graduates)
  16. Public Health.(89 graduates)
  17. Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication.(87 graduates)
  18. Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering.(81 graduates)
  19. Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services.(80 graduates)
  20. Computer and Information Sciences, General.(79 graduates)
  21. Management Information Systems and Services.(61 graduates)
  22. Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies.(58 graduates)
  23. Business/Managerial Economics.(57 graduates)
  24. Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies.(55 graduates)
  25. Political Science and Government.(54 graduates)
  26. Civil Engineering.(51 graduates)
  27. Apparel and Textiles.(51 graduates)
  28. History.(51 graduates)
  29. Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, Other.(49 graduates)
  30. Design and Applied Arts.(47 graduates)
  31. Fine and Studio Arts.(44 graduates)
  32. Chemistry.(41 graduates)
  33. Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General.(40 graduates)
  34. Sociology.(37 graduates)
  35. Radio, Television, and Digital Communication.(36 graduates)
  36. Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology.(36 graduates)
  37. Communication Disorders Sciences and Services.(36 graduates)
  38. Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areas.(34 graduates)
  39. English Language and Literature, General.(34 graduates)
  40. Journalism.(33 graduates)
  41. International Relations and National Security Studies.(31 graduates)
  42. Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions.(30 graduates)
  43. Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions.(22 graduates)
  44. Mathematics.(18 graduates)
  45. Special Education and Teaching.(17 graduates)
  46. Manufacturing Engineering.(17 graduates)
  47. Music.(17 graduates)
  48. Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services.(16 graduates)
  49. Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft.(16 graduates)
  50. Anthropology.(14 graduates)
  51. Legal Professions and Studies, Other.(12 graduates)
  52. Physics.(11 graduates)
  53. Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences.(10 graduates)
  54. Economics.(10 graduates)
  55. International Business.(10 graduates)
  56. Philosophy.(9 graduates)
  57. Graphic Communications.(2 graduates)
  58. Computer Engineering.(2 graduates)
  59. Geography and Cartography.(2 graduates)
  60. Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies.(1 graduates)
  61. Construction Engineering.(1 graduates)
  62. Communication and Media Studies.
  63. Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians.
  64. Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians.
  65. Mechanical Engineering Related Technologies/Technicians.
  66. Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics.
  67. Research and Experimental Psychology.
  68. Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology.
  69. Criminal Justice and Corrections.
  70. Health/Medical Preparatory Programs.
  71. Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other.
  72. Hospitality Administration/Management.

Institution Details

Undergraduate Enrollment: 21,029 students

Admission Rate: 89.6%

Retention Rate: 77.2%

Graduation Rate: 52.0%

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Student Demographics

White (58.1%)
Hispanic (8.4%)
Black (24.6%)
Asian (1.8%)
Two or More (4.9%)
International (1.3%)

Gender Distribution

Men (43.4%)
Women (56.6%)

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