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CCGA has AS and BS degrees as well as programs which transfer to other 4 year colleges. The college has a small time feel as well as small class sizes. CCGA is a good college value, at about $100.00 per credit hour.

1. The College of Coastal Georgia has a small but beautiful campus because everything is being updated. 2. The College of Coastal Georgia is a smaller school and everyone knows each other which allows students/teachers to have strong relationships. 3. The College of Coastal Georgia is very clean campus and since it is on the coast it is always beautiful weather here!

The College of Coastal Georgia is a very student friendly place. I would give the college four out of five stars because I enjoy the place a lot but there needs to be some adjustments. The teachers are very nice and they want to help all the students as much as they can.

In all reality, college is really what you make out of it! Although I did not plan to attend this school prior to being accepted, it is what I ended up doing and I do not regret coming to this school. As a first time freshman, it is definitely a change for me, but like all other first time freshman students, once you get the hang of things you will be fine.

This college is great for high school graduates and non-traditional students alike. The teachers are very helpful and are available for extra help between classes. The college offers many additional resources to ensure your success, such as: free tutoring, student instructor assistants and academic coaching for brushing up on things like APA formatting.

A++ The college is great and you will feel like your at home. The teachers are very caring and will help you in any way they can.

The price to attend is excellent. The classes are more one-on-one. Everyone is relatively friendly.

It is a local college that is convenient to people in the area. It is a good college to go to if you are on a budget. There are two campuses located 40 minutes away from each other so it is great because almost all classes are offered on both campuses.

I currently am attending the Camden campus that i would rate a 8 out of 10 beacuse this school provides a wide variety of class times (night and day classes) which allow for flexibility especially for single parents as myself. Beware of the professors there (which is the only reason I didn't rate 10), most of them are very helpful, but most will push you to your limits requiring a lot of outside studying which isn't actually a complaint. Also, this college is very big on financial aide which is helping me totally pay for college at the moment (the school just undergone a new financial aide person so things have been kind of shaky lately iin that department) but the library offers free printing which is always a thumbs up for me. I hope this helps!

CCGA has excellent programs and many friendly people. You can always look forward to meeting someone new everyday almost. The college professors are always more than willing to help.