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Location/Contact
FLOYD COLLEGE
3175 Hwy. 27 South
ROME, GA 30162--1864
General info:(800) 332-2406
Financial aid office:(706) 295-6729
Admissions office:(706) 295-6722University Homepage |
Tuition + Room (2002-2003)
Instate: $1,516
Out-of-State: $5,512
Room & Board: $0
Application Fee: $20.00 |
University Makeup (2002-2003)
# of Undergrads: 2,400
Total Students: 2,400
35.0% Male, 65.0% Female
International: 1%
African-American: 10%
American Indian: 0%
Asian: 1%
Hispanic: 10%
Caucasian (non-hispan): 86% |
Financial Aid
94.0% First time, full time students receive aid |
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Majors
• Accounting Technician
• Administrative Assistant/Secretarial Sci
• Auto/Automotive Mechanic/Technician
• Business Computer Programming/Programmer
• Business Information and Data Processing
• Business Management & Admin. Serv. Oth.
• Community Health Liaison
• Criminal Justice Studies
• Dental Hygienist
• Drafting General
• Electrical and Electronics Equipment Ins
• Emergency Medical Tech./Technician
• General Marketing Operations
• General Office/Clerical & Typing Serv.
• Gerontology
• Horticulture Svcs. Ops. and Mgmt. Gen.
• Hospitality/Administration Management
• Human Resources Management
• Industrial Machinery Main. and Repairer
• Liberal Arts & Sciences/Liberal Studies
• Medical Radiologic Tech./Technician
• Nursing R.N. Training
• Physical Therapy Assistant
• Respiratory Therapy Technician |
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