Franklin Fast Facts: Academic Offerings

Departments and Majors

The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences comprises 30 departments that represent 5 broad divisions: Fine Arts, Social Sciences, Biological Sciences, Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and the Humanities, along with several dozen centers, institutes and programs that cross disciplinary and college lines throughout UGA.

  • Undergraduate Majors: 84
  • Master’s degree programs: 41
  • Doctoral degree programs: 43

Popular Majors

Franklin Fact: The five most popular undergraduate majors at UGA are in the Franklin College.

  • Biology: 1,990 students
  • Psychology: 1,628 students
  • English: 735 students
  • Art: 645 students
  • History: 608 students

Total Degrees Conferred

In fiscal year 2010, Franklin College conferred a total of 2,813 degrees.

  • Bachelor’s: 2,415
  • Master’s: 228
  • Doctoral: 170

Tuition and Cost of Attendance (2011-2012)

Georgia Resident Out-of-State Resident
Tuition and Fees $9,472 $27,682
Typical Residence Halls $4,916 $4,916
Typical 7-Day Meal Plan $3,792 $3,792
Tuition, Room & Board $18,180 $36,390
Estimated Books & Supplies $1,078 $1,078
Estimated Living Expenses $1,562 $1,562
Total Cost $20,820 $39,030

Study Abroad

UGA ranks among the top universities in the nation for number of students who study abroad, and Franklin College is home to nearly 30 study abroad programs on all 7 continents. Find out more about the Study Abroad program.

Centers and Institutes

Several of the Centers and Institutes at the University of Georgia are part of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences.