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Public
Enrollment
Undergraduate3,600	Graduate0
Tuition
In-state$1,598 per semester	Out-of-state$5,339 per semester
per semester
% GA freshman on HOPE
34%
Average SAT scoreThis is the composite two-part score for math and critical reading, which is what the majority of schools surveyed for our 2009 guide use for admissions decisions. Where available, we have listed the average three-part score (including the writing portion of the test) in the school‘s individual listing.
n/a
Average class size
0
Founded
1908
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College2802 Moore Highway Tifton, GA 31793 229-391-5001

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College offers bachelor's degrees in seventeen areas of study, including rural studies, diversified agriculture, turfgrass and golf course management, early childhood education, and business administration. The School of Agriculture and Natural Resources is the largest school on campus, and nursing is ABAC's largest single program. Students can gain hands-on experience in teaching laboratories such as the 200-acre J.G. Woodroof farm and the nine-hole ABAC golf course. Through thirty-nine college transfer programs, ABAC enables students to move on to other four-year colleges and universities if they do not wish to complete their bachelor's degrees here.

Average composite three-part SAT score for entering freshmen:

not available

Popular undergraduate majors:

Graduate programs include: