Bainbridge College also is the site of the Southwest Georgia Youth Science and Technology Center and the Kellogg-sponsored Southwest Georgia Alternative Agriculture Project.
Most students receive some form of financial aid, and many are first-generation college students.
All commute, and about half attend full-time. Most are working adults. Minority enrollment averages 29 percent, and women comprise about 60 percent. About 40 percent of the students are in the traditional college age range of 17 to 20. To serve its diverse and growing student body, Bainbridge College has developed strategies such as flexible class scheduling, a peer tutorial program, professionally staffed computer labs, and specialized workshops to help students improve academic skills.