UGA retention, completion rates remain strong
ATHENS -- The University of Georgia’s first-year retention rate rose to nearly 95% last year, reflecting several ongoing efforts to improve the academic environment and support students.
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ATHENS -- The University of Georgia’s first-year retention rate rose to nearly 95% last year, reflecting several ongoing efforts to improve the academic environment and support students.
The rate of freshmen who continue at UGA their second year rose to 94.6%.
There are plenty of University of Georgia alumni living in Troup County, and all of those Bulldogs got a special treat Wednesday when UGA President Jere Morehead spoke at the Rotary Club of LaGrange meeting.
The incoming class is one of the largest and most academically qualified in UGA’s history.
This month, Morehead celebrates his 10th year as president of the University of Georgia.