East Georgia College Revenue and Competitors

Swainsboro, GA USA

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Estimated Revenue & Valuation

  • East Georgia College's estimated annual revenue is currently $124.4M per year.(i)
  • East Georgia College's estimated revenue per employee is $225,000

Employee Data

  • East Georgia College has 553 Employees.(i)

East Georgia College's People

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$380.8M1511-2%N/AN/A
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$914.3M0N/AN/AN/A
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What Is East Georgia College?

East Georgia State College is a liberal arts institution of the University System of Georgia. Granting both associate degrees and targeted bachelor’s degrees, EGSC is an accessible, yet important, step that leads to the success-infused life that students desire. While working towards their degree under the guidance of caring and engaged faculty in a beautiful, close-to-home environment, students can clarify and gain confidence in their chosen life path and degree program, while saving both time and money. A degree from one of EGSC's three campuses--Swainsboro, Statesboro or Augusta--is a ticket to the quality of life that is simply not possible without an education. Let’s get associated!

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East Georgia College News

2022-04-06 - Carleigh DeFee crowned 2022 Miss East Georgia State College

The 2022 Miss East Georgia State College Scholarship Pageant was held Saturday, April 9 at 6 p.m. in the Luck F. Gambrell Center Auditorium.

2022-03-30 - Smaller Georgia colleges grapple with huge declines in ...

At a recent town hall meeting, the president of East Georgia State College told employees the school must do a better job of enrolling and...

2022-03-30 - Smaller Georgia colleges grapple with declining enrollment

SWAINSBORO — At a recent town hall meeting, the president of East Georgia State College told employees the school must do a better job of...