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The Terry College of Business For the 14th time in its 15-year history, a team of Terry MBAs took first place in the annual Georgia Bowl Business Plan Competition, hosted this year at UGA.
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For the 16th time in its 17-year history, a team of Terry MBAs took first place in the annual Georgia Bowl Business Plan Competition, hosted this year at Kennesaw State University. MORE 		 
 
  Students from the Terry College of Business, the School of Law, and Students in Free Enterprise volunteer their time to help disadvantaged people in the Athens community with tax preparation.  
  SERVICE LEARNING:
The Institute for Leadership Advancement’s Capstone Service Learning Project continues to be a vibrant and vital portion of the Leonard Undergraduate Leadership Scholars Program. Each year, 30 scholars are placed on five-member teams and assigned to six clients nonprofit agencies in the state. The teams plan and execute a community service project for each of the organizations. MORE > MORE
 
Points of Pride

 

  • The University of Georgia was the first Southern university —and one of the first in the nation—to establish a school of business. The School of Commerce , as it was known then, was founded in 1912.

  • Today, the Terry College of Business is consistently ranked among the top 20 public business schools by U.S. News & World Report and other publications.

  • The Terry MBA program's average admission test score of 651 on the GMAT places it among the 20 highest averages for public business schools nationally.
  • The Terry College is home to several nationally ranked academic programs. As measured by U.S. News & World Report, they include Insurance (2nd), Real Estate (3rd), Management Information Systems (11th) and Accounting (19th).
  • Terry’s full-time MBA program is ranked 34th in the country among business schools with regional recruiting patterns by The Wall Street Journal, up from 43rd. The Journal ranking is the only one that is based solely on the opinions and behaviors of MBA recruiters who hire full-time business school graduates.
 
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