Georgia Southwestern State University

Georgia Southwestern State University is a public institution in the small town of Americus, Georgia. It is one of the most remote campuses out of the 10-campus University System of Georgia. The city of Americus has a population of just 17,000, while GSW has a student population of 3,000. The university was founded in 1906 as an agricultural and mechanical school. Over the years, the number of degree programs offered at the school has increased. These programs are offered through five GSW schools: College Of Education & Social Sciences; College Of Nursing And Health Science; School Of Arts & Sciences (includes STEM); School Of Business (includes HOSAS) and College Of Technology And Engineering Professions plus seven other academic.

Georgia Southwestern State University is a public institution in the small town of Americus, Georgia. GSW offers students more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs through five schools: College of Nursing and Health Science, School of Arts & Sciences, School of Business Administration, School of Education & Human Performance, and the J.F. Drake State Technical College. With its rural location in Southwest Georgia-just 17 miles from Albany-GSW provides an affordable education with high quality instructors to people who would not otherwise have access to higher education. The university was founded in 1906 as an agricultural and mechanical school; over time it has evolved into a four-year institution that now also offers degrees in nursing science (BSN), business administration (BA).

Georgia Southwestern State University is a public institution located in the small town of Americus, Georgia. It is one of the most remote campuses out of the ten-campus university system within Georgia. The city has a population of 17,000 people while GSW has 3,000 students enrolled with five schools including College of Nursing and Health Science which offers three ways to achieve a Bachelor's degree in nursing: RN/BSN (traditional), ADN-RN bridge program or LPN-RN bridge program.

Georgia Southwestern State University is a public institution in the small town of Americus, Georgia. It is one of the most remote campuses out of the 10-campus University System of Georgia. The city of Americus has a population of just 17,000, while GSW has a student population of 3,000. The university was founded in 1906 as an agricultural and mechanical school. Over the years, the number of degree programs offered at the school has increased. These programs are offered through five GSW schools, including the College of Nursing and Health Science which offers three ways to achieve a BSN (BSN completion program for RNs with an associate's degree; RN to BSN bridge program for registered nurses without an associate's.

Georgia Southwestern State University is a public institution in the small town of Americus, Georgia. It is one of the most remote campuses out of the 10-campus University System of Georgia. The city has a population of just 17,000, while GSW has a student population of 3,000. Founded in 1906 as an agricultural and mechanical school, GSW now offers five schools with over 50 degree programs to choose from.

Location: United States, Georgia