Agnes Scott College

“Agnes Scott has been such a wonderful experience for me. The professors are incredibly supportive and genuinely care about your success. The SUMMIT program helps you figure out your path and gives you real-world experience. The campus is beautiful and the community is so welcoming.”

“Small class sizes are amazing! I've never had more than 20 students in a class, and most are under 15. You really get to know your professors and they write excellent recommendation letters because they actually know you.”

“The need-based financial aid here is incredible. They met 100% of my demonstrated need and I'm able to attend without drowning in debt. The investment in students is real.”

“I love how empowering this place is for women. The leadership opportunities are endless and you're constantly encouraged to speak up and take charge. It's completely transformed my confidence.”

“Being so close to Atlanta is perfect. We can take the MARTA into the city for internships, cultural events, and fun. You get the small college feel with access to everything a major city offers.”

“The social life is pretty limited. Since it's a small women's college, weekends can feel dead. Most people leave campus or there's not much to do. If you're looking for a traditional college party scene, this isn't it.”

“The food gets really repetitive really fast. There's only one main dining hall and the options are limited. By sophomore year I was so tired of the same meals over and over.”

“Housing is mandatory for all four years and it's expensive. Some of the dorms are really outdated and need renovation. For what you pay, the quality isn't always there.”

“The workload is intense. Don't come here thinking it'll be easy because it's a small school. Professors have high expectations and you will be writing a LOT of papers. It's academically rigorous to the point of being stressful.”

“Being a women's college isn't for everyone. The dating scene is basically nonexistent on campus. You have to put in effort to meet people outside of Agnes Scott if that's important to you.”