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Dental Assisting Programs in Georgia: 18 Colleges and Schools

18 Georgia schools reported dental assisting completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 652 students: 15 public, 3 private for-profit, grouped below by city.

18
Schools in Georgia
652
Graduates in 2024
15
Public colleges
3
Private for-profit schools

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · Georgia · CIP 51.0601

18 schools in Georgia graduated 652 Dental Assistants in 2024, out of 594 schools nationally. By type: 15 public, 3 private for-profit. Credentials offered: certificate (18).

The largest program is United Education Institute-Morrow in Morrow with 165 graduates. The full list is grouped by city so you can find one near you.

Who runs the 18 Georgia schools

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15
Public · 83%
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Private nonprofit · 0%
3
Private for-profit · 17%

NCES IPEDS 2024 · institution control

Largest programs in Georgia

Largest dental assisting programs in Georgia
#SchoolCity2024 graduates
1United Education Institute-MorrowMorrow165
2United Education Institute-Stone MountainStone Mountain108
3Atlanta Technical CollegeAtlanta70
4Fortis College-SmyrnaSmyrna54
5West Georgia Technical CollegeWaco48

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions

All programs in Georgia by city

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18 of 18 schools listed · 18 cities
Programs by city
SchoolTypeCredentials2024 graduatesWebsite
Albany · 1 school
Albany Technical CollegePubliccertificate10Website ↗
Athens · 1 school
Athens Technical CollegePubliccertificate10Website ↗
Atlanta · 1 school
Atlanta Technical CollegePubliccertificate70Website ↗
Augusta · 1 school
Augusta Technical CollegePubliccertificate12Website ↗
Columbus · 1 school
Columbus Technical CollegePubliccertificate18Website ↗
Gainesville · 1 school
Lanier Technical CollegePubliccertificate8Website ↗
Griffin · 1 school
Southern Crescent Technical CollegePubliccertificate10Website ↗
Lawrenceville · 1 school
Gwinnett Technical CollegePubliccertificate42Website ↗
Marietta · 1 school
Chattahoochee Technical CollegePubliccertificate17Website ↗
Morrow · 1 school
United Education Institute-MorrowPrivate for-profitcertificate165Website ↗
Rome · 1 school
Georgia Northwestern Technical CollegePubliccertificate28Website ↗
Savannah · 1 school
Savannah Technical CollegePubliccertificate10Website ↗
Smyrna · 1 school
Fortis College-SmyrnaPrivate for-profitcertificate54Website ↗
Statesboro · 1 school
Ogeechee Technical CollegePubliccertificate11Website ↗
Stone Mountain · 1 school
United Education Institute-Stone MountainPrivate for-profitcertificate108Website ↗
Valdosta · 1 school
Wiregrass Georgia Technical CollegePubliccertificate22Website ↗
Waco · 1 school
West Georgia Technical CollegePubliccertificate48Website ↗
Warner Robins · 1 school
Central Georgia Technical CollegePubliccertificate9Website ↗

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · 18 schools · type is institution control · a listing is not a statement of accreditation or state approval

Nearby states

Dental Assisting programs in Georgia and nearby states
StateSchools2024 graduatesPrograms
Georgia18652this page
Florida43859Programs in Florida →
North Carolina20355Programs in North Carolina →
Tennessee19420Programs in Tennessee →
Alabama11211Programs in Alabama →
South Carolina10186Programs in South Carolina →

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · bordering states

Questions about Dental Assistant programs in Georgia

How many Dental Assistant programs are in Georgia?
18 colleges and schools reported dental assisting completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 652 students.
Which Georgia program is the largest?
United Education Institute-Morrow in Morrow, with 165 graduates in 2024, followed by United Education Institute-Stone Mountain in Stone Mountain (108).
Are Georgia programs mostly public?
Yes: 15 public, 3 private for-profit of the 18 schools.
What does a Dental Assistant earn in Georgia?
Typical Dental Assistant pay in Georgia is $46,840 a year (BLS OES May 2025), against $48,070 nationally.

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