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The University of Georgia received a federal grant of $511,480 for a five-year period totaling $2,557,400 from the U.S. Department of Education for the continuation of the TRIO Educational Talent Search (ETS) program.

University of Georgia’s inaugural Redefining Rural Students’ Success and Wellbeing: An unConference on Practice, Research, and Innovation, held March 19-20, was its first national convening to discuss rural student access into and through American higher education.

Math can be frustrating, especially during a pandemic, but Maelyn Ehrman is here to help.

Change can be nerve-wracking, especially for incoming college students. On top of that, COVID-19 presents its own set of challenges for students, like second-year transfer Scott Wagner.

After spending just a few minutes with Megan Brock, it is evident that student equity and wellness is at the center of her teaching philosophy.

This fall, the Division of Academic Enhancement, in partnership with UGA’s First Generation Committee, launched firstgen-uga-edu.ugaossatest.wpengine.com.

The University of Georgia’s four-year completion rate has increased to a record 71%, up from 69% last year and 63% five years ago. The six-year completion rate at UGA holds strong at 87%.

Jordan Delaney always knew she wanted to go to college. She went on to be the only senior from her 2017 graduating class in Dekalb County to attend the University of Georgia.

Any student going to school during a pandemic is going to face some challenges, but the students who Lindsay Coco serves often get an extra dose of them.

The University of Georgia continues opening doors for rural students through its ALL Georgia program.