Augusta University Health

I was only here at Augusta State University for a semester after I had to transfer out because they didn’t offer my major, but I loved my semester at Augusta State! The students are amazing and everybody is so friendly and nice– I felt at home and comfy. The class sizes are small, I didnt have a class over 45 people and from the course thing online it seems like all the class sizes are small. The professors all hold really good degrees– mostly doctoral degrees and are knowledgeable. The TA’s are great too.
The campus was the cleanest campus that I have ever seen! The buildings were new and update and the campus is the most historic and first school in the state of Georgia. I always say that if I ever want to get married– I would love to get married on Augusta State’s campus.
The university village housing was decent but it wasn’t the greatest. Parking could sometimes be a hassle but it wasn’t that bad compared to other schools like UGA, GSU or Tech.
Augusta is a good school even though many people don’t see it as.
Sometimes I wish I never left Augusta, the hospitality, academics and everything was great!

Ahhh my old school. It brings back a sense of nostalgia, and I enjoy going back as often as I can.
What can I say about my old school?
Well, it’s a good school.
No matter what anyone says, this has got to be one of the best public universities, that started out as a local college.
Augusta State IS the oldest institution in the state of Georgia, while the University of Georgia is the oldest «state charted» institution.
From my time there, several years ago, the school is also growing exponentially, and 90% of its buildings are considered «new.»
Located on «the hill,» in Augusta’s historic community, Augusta State is surrounded by old historic homes, that are well kept and have prestigious owners.
Located very close to the downtown area, ASU finds itself in an interesting location, which has prevented growth in the past, due to the fact that the surrounding neighborhood doesn’t want «unsightly» buildings in their area.
ASU has fixed this problem, by establishing a satellite campus in close proximity to the main campus (a quick 2 – 4 minute drive).
The reason ASU has been given a 4 by me is that the school continues to have horrible parking problems, and since they are blocked from building a parking garage on campus, they have to waste useful space with parking lots. Also, although ASU is one of the fastest growing universities in the state (as is the surrounding area) ASU still lacks the opportunities that a larger institution can provide. Yet, it is the perfect institution for those who can’t afford larger institutions, or for those seeking to finish a college education while maintaining a job outside of school.
ASU is a great institution, and the only real reason I left was because I felt like I had more opportunities elsewhere. Otherwise this school is great and I hope to see it bloom in the next few years into a well established and competitive school, with other major schools in Georgia.