The University of Georgia Review Summary
Located in Athens, Georgia, the University of Georgia is a university known for its top rated education programs, its fun environment, and its popular athletic teams. The mascot of the University of Georgia is the Bulldogs and the football team ranks as the University of Georgia’s most popular sports team. Reviewers make frequent mention of the great educational aspects as well as the great entertainment available to students at the University of Georgia, with some bestowing the highest possible honor by referring to it as the “Best School in the Nation”. Class sizes can sometimes be quite large at the University of Georgia, but the positive qualities of this university easily overshadow the negative ones, making the University of Georgia one of the top ranked universities in the South.
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The University of Georgia Ratings and Reviews
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I knew that I would be going to The University of Georgia when I was in the fourth grade. I wanted to be a veterinarian at the time, and our dog's vet was a UGA grad, so that sealed the deal. By the sixth grade I'd decided I would be a journalist, but fortunately UGA has a great Journalism school as well, so I didn't have to change my plans much. I did end up going to UGA and graduating with a degree in journalism from the Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, although my career as a journalist was short-lived, by choice.
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Going to the University Of Georgia was one of the smartest decisions I think I ever made. Not only was I in a wonderful city (Athens, Georgia) surrounded by some of the nicest people I've ever met but the school itself was impressive. I can just mention that I received a degree from UGA and people seem to respect you just a little more. Between my surroundings, my friends, and the real-life experiences I took from there, UGA will ALWAYS hold a special PLACE IN MY HEART.
And i will alsway yell "GO DAWGS!" rather than Gators (even though I now live in FLA)
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I am majoring in Drawing and Painting, and Art Education. The Lamar Dodd School of Arts of UGA has an excellent program for all departments of art. Its challenging, yet still fun. The professors and teachers are mostly all down to earth while doing their jobs... (with an exception of a few)
Although the art building is a bit small, we have numerous smaller buildings around campus that are ours as well, and it works out nice... not too crowded all the time.
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My stay at Georgia allowed me to meet different people, different lifestyles, and just a different way of doing things. Living around DC, everything was fast paced. When I got to Georgia, I had to learn to slow down. It was a good thing. I could learn to kick back and enjoy things. School came easy for me, so there was no stress, I partied a lot, made a lot of new friends, a few that I am still in touch with. I would not... review »
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THIS IS ABPUT THE BIG U IN GA.. IT GIVES ONE THE PRIDE TO COME BACK HOME FOR HOMECOMING. THIS EYE CACTHER IS THE ONE THING THAT ALL YOUR LIFE SAVING GO TOWARD. IT HAS THE STUDENTS TO BELEIVE IN THEIR FUTHER AND THEIR PAST. THIS FEELING IS CALL THE DOG POUND. READY SET. GO. UGA...
WHILE ON CAMPUS ONE FEEL AS IF THEY ARE HIGH ON SOMETHING(UGA). IT GIVES YOU THE WHIPP AND THE ROPE TO LET GO(HAVE FUN UGA). THIS LARGE SCHOOL HAVE A FUN TIME TO IT;IT'S CALLED UGA. VISIT THE CAMPUS DURING FOOOTBALL SEASON AND ENJOY YOUSELF(BRING THE FREIND AND THE FAMILY).
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I am a graduate of the University of Georgia and I cannot think of anywhere else I would have wanted to go to college. UGA has the great atmosphere of a large college with great professors and programs. Even though the campus is large, I always felt like I knew so many people on campus because I was involved in a lot of organizations.
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UGA is a great school, where, even though it's large, you won't feel "lost in the crowd". I have a PoliSci degree from SPIA and I think it's rapidly becoming a superior program.
Of course, if you aren't from Georgia, there might be some hurdles to overcome, but we're friendly enough folk that you shouldn't have much trouble.
Great course offerings, great community, great athletics...not much to complain about. And the alumni network is alive and well.
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