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College of Coastal Georgia

www.ccga.edu

 
Located on Georgia’s coast midpoint between Savannah and Jacksonville, FL, the College of Coastal Georgia provides an exemplary, affordable baccalaureate education in the natural beauty and abundant sunshine of coastal Georgia. Building upon over half a century of service, the College is becoming a significant and successful force to educate, enrich, engage, and economically enhance the Coastal region and the state overall.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.ccga.edu
  • One College Drive
    Brunswick, GA USA 31520
  • Phone: 912.279.5700

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