University Of Georgia, Athens Ranking 2024 from QS, THE & US NEWS

Placement:

I don’t know, but the university offers multiple job fairs throughout the year where students can bring their resumes and try to get a job with companies that attend. There’s also a very amazing career center that can help you practice job interviewing, let you borrow clothes, help tailor your résumé, and give you headshots (professional photos)

Georgia is a pretty state in a warm climate, it’s a very walkable pretty campus with a great school . University of Georgia is a beautiful school in the south, eastern part of the United States. The campus is in a very warm climate location, has beautiful scenery, and is a very aesthetically pleasing campus for studying outdoors, or long walks. There are plenty of on-campus food options and cafés to choose from, Hundreds of different clubs and organizations to join, lots of on-campus events, an extreme level of school spirit for sports teams, two different learning centers for studying, and more than two libraries on campus. There are buses that run across campus completely free to the students as well.

Placement:

Very good programs in place. Such as the double dawgs program which is in place to support you for another year of masters.

It's definitely a new chapter in my life and I'd say it gives me very good social and school life balance.

Placement:

Very good Law School, Terry of College of Business MBA Program, Average Salary: 55,000, Many Career Fairs and Many Companies Attend.

Internship:

Goldman Sachs, Cobb EMC, Northeast Cobb Business Association.

Placement:

In pharmacy, you can get a residency but they are very competitive. This years fourth years had one of the highest match percentages in the country. Since we are considered one of the top schools in the country. Most grads can find a job easily

Internship:

We are required as part of the curriculum to do several internships but you are not paid for them. These are done in community pharmacies, hospitals and some speciality rotations. It is a learning experience

Placement:

In pharmacy, you can get a residency but they are very competitive. This year's fourth year had one of the highest match percentages in the country. Since we are considered one of the top schools in the country. Most grads can find a job easily.

Internship:

No, we are required as part of the curriculum to do several internships but you are not paid for them. These are done in community pharmacies, hospitals, and some specialty rotations. It is a learning experience.

Placement:

Based on my college's career outcomes survey, my intended graduate program has a 100% full-time employment rate after graduation. My school offers a unique degree in an area that is very sought out by pharmaceutical companies.

Internship:

No, my college does not provide internships in my program.

Placement:

There are lots of job opportunities through UGA. It depends on what college division you are in though. The business school has the best job placement followed by journalism and public policy/international affairs.

Internship:

My college does not provide internships. But there are job boards where outside companies can post internships and students can apply for them. Also, there is some support to practice for interviews with counselors.