Visit UGA Griffin Campus

The Griffin campus is open to the public Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The main entrance is located at 1109 Experiment Street. Prospective students should check in at the Office of Academic Programs in Room 105 on the ground floor of the Flynt Building.

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From Atlanta
From Athens
From Macon
From Columbus

From Atlanta

Directions from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Upon exiting the airport, follow the signs to Riverdale Road (GA-139). Turn left onto Riverdale Road and continue for about 2 miles until coming to I-285.

Take I-285 East for 1.3 miles to the I-75 South exit to Macon (Exit 58). Continue on I-75 South for 3.2 miles to the exit for Griffin/Jonesboro (Exit 235, U.S. 19/41).

Follow U.S. 19/41 for approximately 23 miles into Griffin (approximately 8 miles beyond the Atlanta Motor Speedway).

Turn left at the traffic light for McIntosh/Towers Roads with a McDonald's on the right and a Walgreens on the left.

Continue on this road (which changes to Experiment Street) through two traffic lights and then turn right onto Stuckey Drive. The Flynt Building is the first building on the left upon entering campus.

Directions from Downtown Atlanta

Take I-75 South to the exit for Griffin/Jonesboro (Exit 235, U.S. 19/41).

Follow U.S. 19/41 for approximately 23 miles into Griffin (approximately 8 miles beyond the Atlanta Motor Speedway).

Turn left at the traffic light for McIntosh/Tower Roads with a McDonald's on the right and a Walgreens on the left.

Continue on this road (which changes to Experiment Street) through two traffic lights and then turn right onto Stuckey Drive. The Flynt Building is the first building on the left upon entering campus.

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From Athens

Take U.S. 78 West toward Atlanta. At Monroe, take the exit for GA-138 toward Conyers.

At Conyers, cross over I-20 and continue through about four stoplights. When the road splits, continue straight onto GA-20 toward McDonough. Do not turn right onto GA-138.

Continue on GA-20 through McDonough and cross I-75. Stay on GA-20 until it dead ends. Make a left and then a quick right to get to U.S. 19/41 South.

Follow U.S. 19/41 approximately 8 miles to Griffin. Turn left at the traffic light for McIntosh/Towers Roads with a McDonald's on the right and a Walgreens on the left.

Continue on this road (which changes to Experiment Street) through two traffic lights and then turn right onto Stuckey Drive. The Flynt Building is the first building on the left upon entering campus.

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From Macon

Take I-75 North toward Atlanta. Take Exit 205 for Griffin and Jackson and turn left onto GA-16. Go west for approximately 10 miles. Proceed into downtown Griffin.

Turn right onto 10th Street and continue to the second stoplight, Broad Street. Turn left onto Broad Street and immediately veer right onto Experiment Street.

Continue on Experiment Street approximately 2 miles to the Griffin Campus/Georgia Experiment Station.

Turn right onto Stuckey Drive. The Flynt Building is the first building on the left upon entering campus.

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From Columbus

Take GA-85/U.S. 27 North toward Atlanta for approximately 45 miles.

Turn right onto GA-109/Main St. and folow GA-109 for appoximately 15 miles.

Turn left onto GA-3 and continue approximately 12 miles to U.S. 19/41 North. Stay on U.S. 19/41 for appoximately 5 miles to the exit for GA-16 and turn right.

Go to the second light and turn left onto Atlanta Highway (the business route for U.S. 19/41).

Go to the second light at Ellis Road and turn right. Go approximately .5 mile and turn left into the second south entrance of the campus. Turn right at the first paved road. The Flynt Building is on the right upon entering campus.

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The Office of Academic Programs is one of the administrative offices located in the Flynt Building (shown above), located by the main entrance to the University of Georgia Griffin campus.


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