Best Colleges in Georgia
Explore 111 colleges and universities in Georgia, ranked by the Repit College Score. Our ratings evaluate graduation rates, affordability, resources, and student experience.
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Emory University
University of Georgia
University of West Georgia
Spelman College
Georgia College & State University
Georgia State University
Berry College
Mercer University
University of North Georgia
Kennesaw State University
Agnes Scott College
Morehouse College
Valdosta State University
Clayton State University
Dalton State College
Fort Valley State University
Augusta University
Wesleyan College
Savannah College of Art and Design
Columbus State University
Georgia Southern University
Covenant College
Georgia Gwinnett College
Georgia Military College
Morris Brown College
Oglethorpe University
Albany State University
Point University
Thomas University
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
Georgia Southwestern State University
Savannah State University
Middle Georgia State University
College of Athens
Young Harris College
South Georgia State College
Toccoa Falls College
Emmanuel University
Georgia Highlands College
Clark Atlanta University
East Georgia State College
Reinhardt University
College of Coastal Georgia
Gordon State College
LaGrange College
Reformed University
Andrew College
Columbia Theological Seminary
Piedmont University
Shorter University
Truett McConnell University
Life University
Morehouse School of Medicine
Luther Rice College & Seminary
Atlanta Metropolitan State College
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
Brenau University
South University-Savannah
Chamberlain University-Georgia
Paine College
Beulah Heights University
Pontifex University
DeVry University-Georgia
American InterContinental University-Atlanta
Brewton-Parker College
Interdenominational Theological Center
Strayer University-Georgia
Herzing University-Atlanta
South University-Savannah Online
Emory University-Oxford College
South Georgia Technical College
Central Georgia Technical College
Coastal Pines Technical College
North Georgia Technical College
Oconee Fall Line Technical College
Southern Crescent Technical College
Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
Southern Regional Technical College
Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Athens Technical College
Lanier Technical College
Savannah Technical College
Albany Technical College
West Georgia Technical College
Chattahoochee Technical College
Ogeechee Technical College
Southeastern Technical College
Gwinnett College-Sandy Springs
Augusta Technical College
Georgia Piedmont Technical College
Atlanta Technical College
Columbus Technical College
Gwinnett Technical College
Georgia State University-Perimeter College
Grady Health System Professional Schools
Helms College
Aviation Institute of Maintenance-Atlanta
Miller-Motte College-Augusta
Fortis College-Smyrna
Gwinnett College-Marietta Campus
Lincoln College of Technology-Marietta
Gupton Jones College of Funeral Service
Interactive College of Technology-Morrow
Gwinnett College-Lilburn
Miller-Motte College-Macon
Miller-Motte College-Columbus
Interactive College of Technology-Chamblee
Miami Ad School-Atlanta
Interactive College of Technology-Gainesville
Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
Cities with Multiple Colleges
About College Rankings in Georgia
The Repit College Score ranks 111 colleges and universities in Georgia based on outcomes (graduation rates, retention), affordability (net cost, financial aid), resources (class sizes, faculty ratios), and student experience (campus life, housing options).
4-Year Universities (70): Bachelor's degree-granting institutions including public universities, private colleges, and research institutions.
2-Year Colleges (41): Community colleges and technical schools offering associate degrees, certificates, and transfer programs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Colleges in Georgia
How many colleges are in Georgia?
There are 111 accredited colleges and universities in Georgia tracked by Repit, including 70 4-year institutions and 41 community colleges. Each school is rated using our proprietary scoring system that evaluates outcomes, affordability, and resources.
How does Repit rate colleges?
Repit rates colleges on a 100-point scale across five categories: Outcomes (graduation and retention rates), Affordability (net cost and financial aid), Resources (class sizes and selectivity), Experience (campus life and learning format), and Prestige (reputation and recognition). Each factor is weighted and combined into an overall score and letter grade.
Should I attend a public or private college in Georgia?
Georgia has both public and private institutions. Public schools often offer lower tuition for state residents, while private schools may provide more financial aid. Compare net prices and outcomes using Repit's detailed college profiles to find the best value for your situation.
Data source: IPEDS 2023-24 | Last updated: September 2026 | Methodology
