Georgia Regents University Augusta
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Overall Quality
Reputation
2
Food
2.5
Clubs
2.8
Facilities
2.5
Internet
2.5
Location
3
Opportunities
2.5
Safety
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Social
2.5
Happiness
2
Basic Information
Location
- Augusta, GA
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public
- Established: 2013
- Founder: The founders of Georgia Regents University (now Augusta University) are the University System of Georgia Board of Regents and the institutions that merged: Augusta State University and Georgia Health Sciences University. - University System of Georgia Board of Regents - Augusta State University - Georgia Health Sciences University
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Georgia Regents University Augusta
- now known as Augusta University
- offers more than 150 degree courses
Key Area
- Basic & Translational Research
- Human Research Program
- Community
- Population Health
- Social
- Behavioral
- and Educational Research
- Clinical Trials
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: 10,546 students are enrolled at Augusta University as of Fall 2023
- Undergraduates: As of Fall 2023, Augusta University (formerly Georgia Regents University) has 5,604 undergraduate students enrolled
- Postgraduates: 1,749 students
- Academic Staff: Augusta University, formerly known as Georgia Regents University, has approximately 1,000 full-time faculty members
Notable Alumni
- Jan Schöler
- MD
- Brooks Keel
- PhD
- Tina Cross
- EdD
- Lori Foster
- PhD
- Derrick Quarles
- PhD
- Taylor Winkleman
- DVM
- Daniel Gray
- PhD
- Carey Tankersley
- BA
- Dave Lee
- DMD
- Jessica Brown
- DMD
- Kari Viola-Brooke
- MEd
- Jason Brown
- BS
- Ronald Thigpen
- BBA
- Stephen Wertz
- BBA
- Jeannette Andrews
- AA
- Tionya Lawrence
- MSN
- Paul Balducci
- BA
- Stacie King
- BA
- Michael Davenport
- BS
- Brooke Stagich
- BS
- Charles Eldridge
- PhD
- Austin Shull
- PhD
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Overall 1.1
The name says it all.
Overall 1.4
When you get your classes email your professors on what text book you need. DON'T trust the bookstore!! The book store will more than likely sell you the wrong book like they did for 3 of my classes. Also if you do end up buying from the bookstore save the receipts!