TIFTON — High school sophomores, juniors, and seniors will get to experience what it means to be a Stallion during the Spring Stallion Day at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College on Saturday, Feb. 3.
“Stallion Day is always a great time for prospective students, with seniors getting a chance to win a $500 tuition waiver and much more,” said Sunny Ross Sparrow, assistant director of enrollment management at ABAC.
The day’s busy itinerary kicks off with registration at the Donaldson Dining Hall at 8 a.m. ABAC President Tracy Brundage will officially welcome prospective students, who will then tour the campus with ABAC Ambassadors starting around 8:45 a.m.
A free lunch featuring ABAC’s famous fried chicken for the visiting students will be provided in the dining hall from noon–1 p.m. where guests will enjoy music from the ABAC Jazz Band and Choir. Meals are also available for guests and can be purchased in advance at www.abac.edu or on the day of the event at Donaldson Dining Hall.
After lunch, students are invited to the Stallion Mixer to learn about the college’s 14 bachelor’s degrees, with 31 different tracks, from the deans and professors who teach them. Visitors will also have the opportunity to meet ABAC students while exploring over 50 diverse clubs and organizations available on campus.
Opportunities to meet with Housing, Financial Aid, the Honors Program, Human Resources, ABAC Police, and Student Engagement Programs will also be available to discuss everything from student jobs to Study Abroad.
Prospective students can register for the Stallion Day event at www.abac.edu/stallion-day. There is no charge for prospective students for this event. Questions regarding Stallion Day can be directed to admissions@abac.edu.
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