On December 20, 1828, by Act of the Georgia General Assembly, seven faculty members founded Augusta University's oldest college, the Medical College of Georgia.
Augusta University is a public research university and medical center dedicated to training the next generation of innovators, leaders and health care providers.
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Georgia’s second-oldest and second-largest city, Augusta strides that fine line between big city bustle and small-town charm, mixing retro-urban regality with just a pinch of hometown pride.
As of Financial Year 2023
As of Financial Year 2022
As of Financial Year 2022
As of Fall 2022
| Type | Total | |
|---|---|---|
| New Freshmen | 991 |
10%
|
| Other Undergraduates | 4,405 |
45%
|
| Graduate | 2,376 |
24%
|
| First Professional | 1,386 |
14%
|
| Medical Residents | 576 |
6%
|
| Dental Residents | 79 |
1%
|
FY 2022
| Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Bachelor's | 1,098 |
| Master's | 484 |
| Specialist | 194 |
| Doctorate | 167 |
| First Professional | 316 |
| Certificate/Other | 322 |
Academic Year 2022
6,241
As of November 2022*
6,241
As of November 2022
154
As of October 2022
63,531
As of October 2022
* No longer counting hospital/AU Health Staff
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
Independent
Peach Belt Conference
2010, 2011
Brooks A. Keel, PhD, is President of Augusta University and Chief Executive Officer of Augusta University Health System.
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