Georgia Highlands College

Description

Georgia Highlands College

About Georgia Highlands College

Georgia Highlands College (GHC) is a public state college in the United States and part of the University System of Georgia. It was founded in 1970 (originally as Floyd Junior College) and has grown into a multi-campus institution serving thousands of students across Northwest Georgia.

The college focuses on providing affordable, accessible, and career-oriented education for a diverse student population.

Academic Programs

GHC offers 40+ programs at different levels, including:

• Associate degrees (2-year programs)
• Bachelor’s degrees (4-year programs)
• Online degree programs

Popular study areas include:

• Nursing & Health Sciences
• Business Administration & Logistics
• Criminal Justice
• Computer Science & IT
• Environmental Science
• Digital Media & Communication

Campus & Locations

The college operates multiple campuses, making it accessible to students across the region:

• Rome (main campus)
• Cartersville
• Marietta
• Dallas (Paulding)
• Heritage Hall (Rome)
• Online learning platform

Student Life & Environment

• GHC promotes a supportive and inclusive environment for students from diverse backgrounds.
• Offers student activities, clubs, and campus events.
• Provides student support services, including disability assistance and academic advising.

Student Activities & Clubs

Students can participate in:

• Student Government Association (SGA)
• Academic & honor societies
• Sports & fitness activities
• Cultural and leadership programs

Many events and activities are free for students and designed to build leadership and social skills.