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Macon State College merged into what is now Middle Georgia State University in 2013.

About Macon State College

Macon State College was a public college in Macon, Georgia, that grew from a two-year college into a four-year institution offering bachelor's degrees in business, nursing, health sciences, information technology and education.

In 2013, Macon State College consolidated with Middle Georgia College to form Middle Georgia State College, which became Middle Georgia State University in 2015.

Is Macon State College Still Enrolling Students?

Macon State College no longer exists as a separate school. Its campus and programs are now part of Middle Georgia State University, a public university in the University System of Georgia that offers aviation, IT, nursing, business and education programs.

Former students who need transcripts or proof of attendance should contact the school's designated records custodian or the higher education agency in the state where they attended. Anyone weighing similar programs today can compare open, accredited schools with our degree finder.

Programs That Were Offered

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What Former Macon State College Students Should Know

When a school closes, former students usually have three practical concerns: getting records, finishing a credential somewhere else and dealing with student loans. Colleges evaluate transfer credit case by case, so it helps to request official transcripts early and read up on how transferring college credits works. Many schools that serve adult learners also accept prior learning and military training, and some offer monthly start dates so you can get back on track quickly.

Federal student loan borrowers who were enrolled when a school closed, or who withdrew shortly before the closure, may qualify for a closed school discharge from the U.S. Department of Education. Our financial aid guides explain how federal aid works if you plan to re-enroll.

Frequently Asked Questions About Macon State College

Can I still enroll at Macon State College?

Macon State College no longer exists as a separate school. Its campus and programs are now part of Middle Georgia State University, a public university in the University System of Georgia that offers aviation, IT, nursing, business and education programs. Use the Learn.org degree finder to compare accredited schools that offer similar programs.

Will my Macon State College credits transfer?

It depends on the receiving school, the course content and whether Macon State College was accredited when you earned the credits. Contact the admissions office of the school you want to attend and ask for a transfer credit evaluation.