More students are attending the University of North Georgia (UNG) than at any previous point in the institution’s 153-year history. Enrollment grew 2.1% to 20,747 students this fall, a year after topping 20,000 for the first time.
UNG also saw a 10.4% jump in graduate students, now totaling 1,100 students pursuing advanced degrees.
“Across our five campuses, we are creating opportunities, expanding our impact and building momentum that is unmistakable,” Interim President Chaudron Gille said. “Our momentum isn’t the result of one person, one program or one initiative. It is the product of faculty who challenge and inspire, staff who make extraordinary things possible and a university community that believes deeply in the potential of our students.”