Colleges in Georgia
Georgia has 109 degree-granting colleges and universities in the federal directory: 50 public, 38 private nonprofit and 21 for-profit. Together they enroll about 421,000 undergraduates. Largest by enrollment: Kennesaw State University, with 41,254. They're listed A to Z: the Almanac doesn't rank colleges.
CollegeNet price Admit rate Graduation Undergrads
Atlanta's John Marshall Law SchoolAtlanta · Private nonprofit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedAviation Institute of Maintenance, AtlantaDuluth · Private for-profit
$29,865Not reportedNot reported824Columbia Theological SeminaryDecatur · Private nonprofit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedGalen Health Institutes, SavannahPooler · Private for-profit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedGupton Jones College of Funeral ServiceDecatur · Private nonprofit
$34,445Not reportedNot reported338Interactive College of Technology, ChambleeChamblee · Private for-profit
$16,641Not reportedNot reported521Interactive College of Technology, GainesvilleGainesville · Private for-profit
$19,031Not reportedNot reported50Interactive College of Technology, MorrowMorrow · Private for-profit
$20,578Not reportedNot reported117Interdenominational Theological CenterAtlanta · Private nonprofit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedLincoln College of Technology, East PointEast Point · Private for-profit
$40,520Not reportedNot reported627Lincoln College of Technology, MariettaMarietta · Private for-profit
$33,050Not reportedNot reported538Morehouse School of MedicineAtlanta · Private nonprofit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedSource: College Scorecard ↗, released October 15, 2026, and IPEDS ↗. Net price is the average for first-year students who received aid, in the latest year each college reported; admit rate is for students entering in fall 2024; graduation is for 2019 entrants; undergraduates are for fall 2024. A dash means the college didn't report the figure.