Georgia high school grad had his pick of 264 colleges after he was accepted into all of them — and offered $17 million in scholarships. How he did it

It all started when he set a goal of applying to 50 schools. But when the acceptance letters began pouring in, he raised that goal.

'The end of a chapter' | Declining in-person enrollment leads to closure of GMC’s Warner Robins campus

Georgia Military College is shutting down its Warner Robins satellite campus after years of serving students in Houston ...

SGTC to offer two new academic programs in the upcoming fall semester, registration now open

South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) is adding two new academic programs starting this upcoming fall semester. According to ...
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NCAA pushes for pause on college sports prediction markets until regulation increases

NCAA president Charlie Baker says they're willing to work with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to develop a system that protects student-athletes and consumers from harm. Kevin Dietsch / ...