Name: University of North Georgia
Address: 82 College Cir, Dahlonega, GA 30597, USA, US
Telephone: +1 706-864-1400

University of North Georgia is a university, located at 82 College Cir, Dahlonega, GA 30597, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 706-864-1400, visit their website ung.edu for more detailed information.

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82 College Cir, Dahlonega, GA 30597, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 26 September 2016

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Anonymous

08 September 2017

Well, I just visited the campus and was nice, still in expansion and looks like a young institutions with potentialities.
Anonymous

21 August 2017

Great secluded campus near the mountains. Nice little town surrounding the area, everything is within walking distance or biking. My son just finished Frog Week. so more to come.
Anonymous

10 August 2017

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. This is a TERRIBLE SCHOOL. The financial aid office is a complete joke, and it is made pretty clear they don't care about you. They don't care if you can pay for school, or if your aid is DELAYED the week before school starts!! They WONT return your phone calls. If you want anything done, you have to go there yourself and demand to have things fixed. The administration as a whole is the most incompetent group of people I've ever seen in my life. Registrar, fin aid, all of it is terrible. Be warned and check your banner account very frequently.
Anonymous

27 June 2017

The teacher's here are usually amazing, particularly in the History department. The campus and town are mind-numbingly dull, offering little outside of outdoor activity (that does not mean SGA should get involved because they waste our money). The administration--particularly the business office is utterly deplorable. I have never experienced more incompetence and rudeness than when I have to deal with these departments. One woman in Student Health confused a Brown Recluse bite with an ant bite. The campus is the most aesthetically pleasing I have seen, both within the buildings and the over-all landscape.
TLDR
Socially: If you are looking for cookie-cutter sorority life and if you have a tight group of friends it's fine. However, if you want any sort of activity don't come here. I mean, it is in Northern Georgia and that should be self-explanatory.
Academically: I can only vouch for the History department, which is amazing.
Administration: Financial Aide, Disability Services, and the Registrar are the only administrative offices with any idea what is going on. They should completely dismantle career services. Don't go to Student Health for more than a skimmed knee, and the business office is down right aggressive.

UNG takes any opportunity to take your money. They even charge a 2% "convenience fee" to pay for your education.
Over-all UNG is fine, but it isn't great. You might be happy here.
Anonymous

07 May 2017

The campus is beautiful. I do not know about the education because I have only visited for the graduation of a family member, but they enjoy the activities in downtown Dahlonega, the local area.
Anonymous

15 February 2017

Beautiful campus, great views of the mountains in some places. The Campus Police are pretty cool!
Anonymous

28 December 2016

I went there as a student for only about three weeks and the staff there are really nice, the campus is small and cozy but for people who dont like stairs and hills its probably not the place for you. Otherwise it's quiet and fun and i loved it. Although as an African-American I did experience some racial issues, but only discreet ones such as scared looks and fear of touching me and afraid to be in the same room as me and things like that, but all in all being the only black person there i still had a lot of fun.
Anonymous

03 October 2016

I graduated from his college twice, once in 1984 with an associate degree and again in 1989 with a bachelor degree in nursing. This was a high light in my life. I was an older student and could appreciate what learning was all about. This college is great and a great asset to our region of GA. Those that disagree need to go else where.