The school is small and in a beautiful part of South Georgia where there are plenty of activities in around the community for college students, even at the school. The students are friendly and very kind as well welcoming. The faculty and staff help with any and all problems that one may encounter.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Always study no matter how difficult the class and even study before the next class, you never know when the teachers bring up a pop quiz. Attend class everyday, ABAC has an attendence policy where when you attend class you get grades and when you don't go to class, you lose points off your next test/exam.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
The classes are slightly difficult but if you study proper;y then you can succeed at anything. Do NOT go out and party or slack off, the school can and will kick you out for that.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
Dorm life is very relaxed and friendly. The rooms are spacious and comfortable and your peers are very helpful and friendly.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
The dining hall isn't the best in the world and it sure isn't momma's cooking, but the student and faculty always look forward to Fried Chicken Thursdays every week.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
There is a swimming pool on campus as well as two fitness gyms that are free to the college students. There are also horse stables on campus and a lake for fishing. The school has many events and activities going on for students to do in their spare time. There is also a bowling alley in town and a fair in November.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
The Polar Bear Plunge into the pool in the middle of January. The water is always frrezing but it's just a fun thing to do and a good way to meet new people!
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
There are a variety of clubs and activities for students on campus. Clubs range from Cattleman's to C.A.B. to FFA and there is always something new going on around campus for students to get involved in.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
There are 2 Fraternities and one Sorority on campus and both are located in the 100 building of ABAC Place. The Sorority is on the 2nd floor while the 2 Fraternities are on the 1st and the 3rd floors.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
The ABAC Police are always patrolling the campus and keeping an eye out for the students and staff.
The school is small and in a beautiful part of South Georgia where there are plenty of activities in around the community for college students, even at the school. The students are friendly and very kind as well welcoming. The faculty and staff help with any and all problems that one may encounter.
Always study no matter how difficult the class and even study before the next class, you never know when the teachers bring up a pop quiz. Attend class everyday, ABAC has an attendence policy where when you attend class you get grades and when you don't go to class, you lose points off your next test/exam.
The classes are slightly difficult but if you study proper;y then you can succeed at anything. Do NOT go out and party or slack off, the school can and will kick you out for that.
Dorm life is very relaxed and friendly. The rooms are spacious and comfortable and your peers are very helpful and friendly.
The dining hall isn't the best in the world and it sure isn't momma's cooking, but the student and faculty always look forward to Fried Chicken Thursdays every week.
There is a swimming pool on campus as well as two fitness gyms that are free to the college students. There are also horse stables on campus and a lake for fishing. The school has many events and activities going on for students to do in their spare time. There is also a bowling alley in town and a fair in November.
The Polar Bear Plunge into the pool in the middle of January. The water is always frrezing but it's just a fun thing to do and a good way to meet new people!
There are a variety of clubs and activities for students on campus. Clubs range from Cattleman's to C.A.B. to FFA and there is always something new going on around campus for students to get involved in.
There are 2 Fraternities and one Sorority on campus and both are located in the 100 building of ABAC Place. The Sorority is on the 2nd floor while the 2 Fraternities are on the 1st and the 3rd floors.
The ABAC Police are always patrolling the campus and keeping an eye out for the students and staff.