University of West Georgia (UWG)

The University of West Georgia (abbreviated UWG) is an educational institution of the state type in America, the history of which begins in 1906. Currently, the main building of the university is located in the small town of Carrollton.

It is a university that admits about 14,000 students annually. The teaching staff of the university is about 1000 teachers of the highest category and professors. During their studies, students can apply to participate in faculty and student exchange programs between universities around the world.

Over the past few years, the university has consistently been in the top of the best in the world ranking of universities.

The students have access to a large university library. Students also can live in a modern student residence. The Institute is constantly evolving and willing to share its expertise, as evidenced by the university's membership in such reputable scientific associations as the University of Georgia system, sports associations and membership of the National Collegiate Sports Association, the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.

The admission of each student is conducted by a special admission committee. It relies in its decision on the exams passed by each student, as well as on the data on their past performance of the applicant. Both locals and foreign students always apply for places at the university in the same way. At the time of admission to this institution of higher education, more than 60 percent of applications, as statistics show, are approved.

Tuition fee at the University of West Georgia

UWG University divides each academic year into two semesters. Education is paid, but there is an opportunity to return part of the costs by receiving a scholarship for good academic success. The higher educational institution provides students with the choice: to study full-time or remotely.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision