Resources for Future Students
Online Program Resources
Flexible. Respected. Online.
As an online student, you will be able to earn your degree on your schedule from anywhere in the world. Whether you are working your way up the corporate ladder, caring for patients, teaching students or deployed for military service, a Georgia Southern degree is only a click away.
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Military Friendly. Three Years In A Row.
Our Office of Veteran Services provides military and veteran students with the service and assistance they deserve. Whether you are entering college for the first time, transferring from another school, or returning after a deployment, the Eagle Nation welcomes you home...
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News & Announcements
Georgia Southern University Now Offers BSN-to-DNP Pathway
“This program indicates that Georgia Southern is responsive to provide educational experiences that will improve the health care of Georgians,” said Allen. “It also shows the University’s commitment to continue meeting the educational preparation necessary for nurse practitioners to work in the ever-changing health care environment.”
University Selects Emily Kuhfeld As First Head Coach for Women’s Golf Program
“I could not be more excited and honored to join the Georgia Southern family as the first women’s golf coach,” said Kuhfeld. “During the interview process, I was blown away by the University, facilities and beauty of Statesboro. I feel that everything is in place to create something very special here."
Georgia Southern Stories
One Student Body
Georgia Southern's international student community now represents 89 countries. For some of these students, English is a distant second language and move-in day is their first experience on U.S. soil. In time, however, both the small feel of the University and the southern hospitality makes them feel right at home.
Breaking News
Stephanie Todd Haley (‘95), a communication arts major at Georgia Southern, oversees programming and manages story/event planning for HLN, the cable network once known as CNN Headline News. Crediting her college experience as a guide into her profession, she gives back to the University, serving on the Communication Arts Advisory Board.
