Is Georgia Military College more like a boot camp?

I'm interested in Georgia Military College, but I have this nagging thought. Is it more of a boot camp than a college, or is it a mix of both?

Georgia Military College (GMC) is definitely a college, but it does have a strong military focus. It operates under a military model with some aspects that resemble a boot camp, but at its core, it is an accredited junior college that offers two-year degrees and a select number of four-year degrees.

At GMC, students have the option of being a "cadet student," which is the military aspect of the college. The cadet students live on campus, wear a uniform, and participate in daily military and physical training, in addition to their coursework. Students in the Corps of Cadets adhere to a military-like routine and lifestyle, which is the part that may resemble a boot camp.

However, GMC also accepts "non-cadet" students who are not part of the Corps of Cadets. These students do not have to participate in military training or wear a uniform. They are typical college students and follow a normal college schedule.

So, it really depends on you and what you're looking for in your college experience. If the military lifestyle and discipline appeal to you, you can choose to participate in GMC's Corps of Cadets. If not, you can attend as a non-cadet student and enjoy the academic offer without the military component. Regardless of your choice, you'll still receive a solid education at GMC.