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Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College

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Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) is a state college of the University System of Georgia, located in Tifton, South Georgia, with an additional instructional site in Bainbridge, Decatur County. It is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate and bachelor's degrees, and has more than 4,000 students.

ABAC offers 26 academic programmes, including two- and four-year degrees, minors and certificates, in four schools:

  • School of Agriculture and Natural Resources
  • School of Social Sciences, Education and Arts
  • School of Nursing, Health and Natural Sciences
  • Stafford School of Business

Teaching emphasises experiential learning, using campus resources such as the J.G. Woodroof Farm, the Langdale Forest, Forest Lakes Golf Course and the Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village. The campus has apartment-style housing for 1,400 students and more than 50 student organisations.

International applicants submit an online application with a US$20 fee, official English translations of transcripts, proof of financial support with six months of bank statements, TOEFL, IELTS, ACT or SAT scores and an immunisation certificate. According to the college, more than half of its graduates leave without student debt.

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URL

https://www.abac.edu/

Location

, Tifton, GA, The United States, 31793-2601

Admission Requirements

ABAC treats as international anyone born, schooled or with college coursework outside the United States. International applicants:

  • Submit the online application and a US$20 application fee
  • Send official English translations of high school and college transcripts; college credit for transfer must be evaluated by a NACES member (SpanTran is recommended)
  • Complete the Certificate of Financial Support and provide bank statements for the past six months
  • Submit TOEFL, IELTS, ACT or SAT scores
  • Provide a certificate of immunisation

Housing

First-year students are generally required to live on campus, with exemptions for example for students commuting from a family home within 50 miles or aged 21 or over. Accepted students apply through the housing portal and pay a non-refundable US$235 application fee. Options:

  • ABAC Lakeside, for first-year students and living-learning communities: two private bedrooms with a shared bathroom, or two shared bedrooms with two bathrooms
  • ABAC Place, apartments for upper-year students with four private bedrooms and two bathrooms

The college expects housing to reach capacity for 2026-27, with a waitlist after that.

Apply Online

https://www.abac.edu/admissions/applicants/international-applicants.html


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