The Griffin campus will host its annual Campus Preview Day on Feb. 12 from 5-7 p.m. Prospective students can learn more about the available degree programs. Breakout sessions in each program area will be held in the new state-of-the-art student learning center, which includes classrooms equipped with the latest technology, a student lounge and computer labs. In addition, visitors will be able to tour the fitness center and library. Refreshments and raffle prizes also will be available as part of the Campus Preview Day.
“Students will be able to speak directly with faculty and program coordinators as well as obtain information on specific programs and admissions requirements,” said J.L. Wyatt, admissions counselor.
UGA-Griffin offers undergraduate degree completion programs in general business, consumer economics, microbiology, special education and agriculture to students who have completed at least two years of undergraduate coursework. In addition, the campus offers graduate degree programs in math education, agricultural leadership and workforce education. Two new undergraduate degree programs-interdisciplinary studies with psychology concentration and interdisciplinary studies with sociology concentration-have been added for fall semester as well as a new student affairs leadership graduate degree program.
