FAQ

Program FAQs

Q: Is South Georgia Athletics (SGA) a college sports program?

A: Yes, SGA is a two-year college academic and athletic program and a member of the ICAA, committed to supporting

student-athletes throughout their academic and athletic journey.

Q: Does South Georgia Athletics provide college academics?

A: South Georgia Institute Athletics itself does not directly provide college academics. However, South Georgia Institute (SGI) does offer academic programs, and its student-athletes are enrolled in these academic offerings. SGI partners with Northwest University to provide Associate of Arts degrees, ensuring that student-athletes receive a fully accredited college education while competing in sports.

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Q: Is South Georgia Athletics currently a Juco/NJCAA?

A:No, South Georgia Athletics is not currently a member of the NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association).

However, South Georgia Institute is actively working toward aligning its athletic programs with recognized collegiate athletic standards and may pursue NJCAA or other athletic affiliations in the future. 

Q: How will students benefit from attending SGI?

A: Attending SGA provides students with an affordable pathway to higher education, allowing them to

develop academically, athletically, and personally. It offers smaller class sizes, personalized attention, and

opportunities to build a strong foundation before transferring to a four-year institution. Additionally,

students gain valuable athletic experience, increased recruitment opportunities, and access to resources that

support their growth on and off the field.