Augusta University - Summerville Campus

Tip Toes and Taps put on a phenomenal show at this establishment. The beautiful setting of the campus complimented the prestigious recital held by the dance school.

Great university, many majors, well maintained facilities and classroom, home-like feel of a small city college, and beautiful campus open to public.

My experiences here have been stellar. I can’t speak as a resident, however as a student I’m a huge fan of Augusta. I’ve had nothing but professional and resourceful experiences with the admissions staff. The campus is expansive, clean, and beautiful. During a visit, I noticed a quiet calmness about the campus. Even during class changes, it wasn’t very loud. They have study rooms in the library. Three floors total. The campus has a mixture of very modern facilities and old buildings. It’s a nice way to remind you of the campus heritage. The students are incredibly kind, with a massive amount of diversity. I was unsettled by the fact that the residence halls were not on campus. In fact, they’re almost 15 minutes away. They do have very active transport about the campus. The medical college is close to the residence halls so it’s a nice reminder for the premeds. Overall, a very nice facility with typical and above average professors. The staff are so nice and always wear a smile.

Beautiful campus with awesome professors. I attended school here from 2016-2020 and graduated with my BA in Political Science. The Political Science program is amazing. You will get to know your professors who are accomplished and very knowledgeable in a range of issues. Great experience! Could not recommend this school enough.

Went here 4 years and received a Bachelors of Arts in history. The campus is beautiful and very easy to navigate once you get the hang of it. Almost all of the professors in the history department are amazing at what they do and taught me so much. The college is also pretty affordable and easily the best college in the area, and as someone who was born and raised in Augusta it was always my first choice.