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Gordon State College

How this student rated the school
Educational QualityA+ Faculty AccessibilityB
Useful SchoolworkB+ Excess CompetitionB+
Academic SuccessA+ Creativity/ InnovationC
Individual ValueB University Resource UseB+
Campus Aesthetics/ BeautyA FriendlinessA
Campus MaintenanceA Social LifeB+
Surrounding CityC Extra CurricularsC+
SafetyB-
Describes the student body as:
Friendly, Closeminded

Describes the faculty as:
Friendly, Helpful

Female
ACT:23
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SAT1500
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Lowest Rating
Creativity/ Innovation
C
Highest Rating
Educational Quality
A+
She cares more about Safety than the average student.
Date: Feb 09 2009
Major: Criminal (This Major's Salary over time)
Gordon is the typical "junior college." Its about a 45 minute drive from south-metro atlanta and, in comparison to other near-by campuses, on-campus living arrangments are affordable. I'm currently attending GC to complete most of my core classes and save money. Upon completion of these classes, (about 50 credit hours), I plan on transferring to UGA in Athens. THe total cost to attend Gordon out of pocket is a maximum of about $3,500 a semester. (That's including room and board and not taking hope scholarship into consideration.) Of course, include the hope and it's less. Had I decided to attend uga just upon graduation of highschool, I would be spending about $6,000 on IN-STATE tuition alone (per semester) That means, even with hope (who grants a maximum of 35oo a semester) I would have to come out of pocket with $2500 for tuition alone. (That's not including room and board!)So, to sum everything up, Gordon is a great place to 'knock out" some core classes and move on to "bigger things." I personally can't give any recommendation as to whether or not a new-coming student should persue a teaching degree or even an associates, but I have had a great experience overall, taking some core classes that are required for my intended major at UGA, and at the same time, saving A LOT of money.
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