Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College

The ABAC campus is used as an open-air classroom for students in the School of Agriculture and Natural Resources due to the large number of trees, plants, shrubs, and fields on campus. ABAC faculty, staff, students and visitors also enjoy the well-manicured grounds of the college. A renovation project was recently completed for the original three buildings on campus, Tift, Lewis, and Herring Halls. New landscaping and a new front lawn for ABAC were also a part of the renovation process. ABAC has a lab science building that was opened in 2016. [ 4 ] ABAC also has an instructional site in Bainbridge .

This section does not cite any sources . ( November 2025 ) The School of Agriculture and Natural Resources is the largest area of study at ABAC. The Forestry track of the Natural Resources Management program is accredited by the Society of American Foresters . Nursing is the largest single major. This associate degree program prepares students to be certified as a Registered Nurse (R.N.). Learning laboratories such as the J.G. Woodroof Farm and the Forest Lakes Golf Club enhance the academic curriculum. ABAC's 516-acre campus also includes the Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village, one mile south of the main campus. Key components of the museum include an 1890s village, a blacksmith shop, a grist mill, a cotton gin, a print shop, a saw mill, and a steam locomotive.

This section does not cite any sources . ( November 2025 ) More information Race and ethnicity, Total ... Undergraduate demographics as of Fall 2023 [ 5 ] Race and ethnicity Total White 79% Hispanic 10% Black 8% Asian 1% International student 1% Two or more races 1% Economic diversity Low-income [ a ] 41% Affluent [ b ] 59% Close Students at the ABAC campus There are numerous student organizations on the ABAC campus. Students have the opportunity to get involved with organizations ranging from the Student Government Association to the Forestry-Wildlife Club. Campus media The Stallion is the premier student newspaper in both the state and the southeast region. Staff of the literary magazine, Pegasus , and creative writing faculty sponsor numerous poetry readings each year. Other events include a Writer's Harvest and contributions to the George Scott Day festival. ABAC also has its own radio station, WPLH 103.1.

Intercollegiate sports teams include basketball, baseball, golf, and tennis for men, and basketball, softball, tennis, and soccer for women. ABAC has five national championships, three in softball and two in men's tennis.