We want you to come visit and see why North Georgia is right for you!
Deciding which college you want to attend is one of the most important decisions you will make in your lifetime. Visiting a college campus is a great way to become educated on how a college can best fit your needs. That's why we want you to come see us! North Georgia College & State University is unique. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the town of Dahlonega, the North Georgia campus is a beautiful and pristine place conducive to a great college experience. We encourage you to come see for yourself.
Below is information regarding three different ways for you to come see us.
National Leadership Challenge
Once a semester, the Corps of Cadets hosts National Leadership Challenge Weekend for high school juniors and seniors. The weekend is a fun-filled, action-packed exercise in leadership development.
Personal Visit
Come with your parents for a personal tour and visit! One of our recently commissioned lieutenants will show you around the campus and talk to you about life in the Corps of Cadets. Then you'll discuss the different financial opportunities and scholarships available. We'll show you how you can afford to get a Bachelor's degree even if you have NO money for college!
To schedule an appointment please call 1-888-413-9366. Tour times are generally:
- 2:00 PM on Mondays,10:00 AM and 2:00 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and 10:00 AM on Fridays.
Come to the Cadet Recruitment Center which is Building 25 on the campus map. Click for a campus map and driving directions to North Georgia.
Open House
Every fall and every spring, North Georgia is opened for all prospective students to come visit. During Open House information regarding financial aid, admissions, scholarships, student organizations, and much much more will be provided. You will also have the opportunity to go on a student led tour and even talk with representatives from different student organizations.
Cadet Overnight Visitation Experience
Come see what it is like to be a cadet! Spend a night with us and go to classes. Eat in our dining facility. Meet and talk to some of our cadets.
Eagle Scout
If you are an Eagle Scout, we want you to come for a personal visit and tour! We value the dedication, commitment, and selfless service that characterize Eagle Scouts.
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TESTIMONIAL:
"It is great that you are interested in being a part of the Corps of Cadets. I am a graduating senior and participated in the Corps of Cadets all fours years at NGCSU. I am also a part of the Georgia Army National Guard. As an enlisted soldier, I had the pleasure of being a Military Poilice Officer. As a commissioned officer, I will get the pleasure of being a part of the Medical Service Corps. I would like to tell you about my experience in the Corps of Cadets. I originally joined the Corps of Cadets not knowing what to expect. In fact, I did not even know what the military was all about. My best friend talked me into going through the experience with her. I thought "why not... what do I have to lose!" It turned out that being a part of the Corps of Cadets was the best decision I have ever made. I got to make more memories than I ever would have being a civilian female at another college. Everything I did had a purpose and it wasn't until my junior and senior year that the purposes became so clear. I recieved incredible leadership training every day of my life because they put me in actual leadership positions that were real jobs. The formation of the Corps of Cadets is just like the formation of the Corporation I now work for, Verizon Wireless. The executive staff within Verizon Wireless are impressed everyday by how efficient, dedicated and hard working I am. I owe it all to the Corps of Cadets. Not only was the leadership training stimulating but I also had a lot of fun. I made friendships that I will have forever. So, I just can't tell you enough how wonderful my time was with the Corps. I was challenged both mentally and physically. I can say that I am in the best shape of my life! I feel like they are a family and will always be a place I consider another "Home." The mentors and military department staff are always there for you when you need them and they actually "care" about you and your progress. Anyway, if you want to know more details about the Corps of Cadets, call the Cadet Recruitment Center at 1-888-413-9366, or come to town for a tour. Good luck!" -Brianna Heningman, NGCSU Class of 2006 |
