ACCEPTANCE RATE
77.2%
More selective than 61% of listed universities.
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia, offers affordable public education with strong community support and hands-on learning across 26 academic programs.
THE SIGNATURE
Explore university facts, programs, and campus life at a glance.
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College is a public four-year institution located in Tifton, Georgia. The college builds connections and inspires growth through its focus on experiential learning, where students learn by doing in essential foundations and innovative fields of study.
Academics are centered around three main schools: Agriculture & Natural Resources, Social Sciences Education and Arts, and Nursing Health and Natural Sciences, alongside the Stafford School of Business. Students can choose from two- and four-year degrees and certificates designed to demonstrate excellence and prepare them for careers in government, business, or further graduate studies.
Beyond the classroom, ABAC fosters a thriving community through robust campus life programs, clubs, organizations, and athletics known as Stallion Life. The college emphasizes affordability and support, helping students find their way to graduation with resources that feel like home.
GETTING IN
Applicants can apply for admission to join the thriving ABAC community where there is a place for everyone regardless of interests. The college reports an acceptance rate of 77.2 percent based on recent applicant data, with admitted students showing a math SAT midpoint of 485.
Source: IPEDS 2023
ACCEPTANCE RATE
77.2%
More selective than 61% of listed universities.
SAT RANGE (MID 50%)
900–1,110
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Not reportedUndergraduate application fee $20.
WHAT IT COSTS
Sticker price tells you little — net price after aid is what most families actually pay.
Source: IPEDS 2023
IN-STATE TUITION & FEES
$3,195/yr
Out-of-state: $10,101/yr. Georgia residents pay roughly 68% less.
Net price by income band
AVERAGE NET PRICE AFTER AID
$6,923/yr
Average aid package $5,403.
IN THE CLASSROOM
ABAC offers 15 undergraduate majors within its diverse catalog of programs that include two- and four-year degrees and certificates. The institution is particularly noted for its combined major in History and Government, which prepares students for careers in government affairs or graduate school while emphasizing critical thinking skills.
Source: IPEDS 2023
Student–faculty ratio
23:1
6-year graduation rate
28%
▼ 4 pts since 2016
First-year retention
69%
Compared with the 89% public-university median.
Undergrad majors
15
Undergraduate majors and programs
CAMPUS LIFE
Campus housing shows how many students live on-campus — which means nearby housing can be essential to the college experience.
On-campus beds
1,324
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Students needing off-campus housing
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Setting
Town: Distant
IN CONTEXT
How Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College compares with officially identified or editorially reviewed peer institutions.
AFTER GRADUATION
What graduates earn and how reliably they land work — the bottom-line return on the degree.
Source: College Scorecard 2025
Median earnings · 10 yrs after entry
$34,996
Compared with earnings for graduates of similar universities.
Working after 10 yrs
84%
Share of former students working and not enrolled, ten years after entry.
Earning more than a high-school graduate
58.5%
58.5% of students out-earn the typical high-school graduate — a core measure of mobility.
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