GGc

GGC is an acronym that can refer to several different entities. The most common reference is Georgia Gwinnett College, a public undergraduate college located in Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States. Georgia Gwinnett College is part of the University System of Georgia and offers bachelor's and associate degrees across various disciplines, with an emphasis on accessible, affordable higher education for a diverse student body.

Founded in 2006, Georgia Gwinnett College opened to serve Gwinnett County and the Atlanta metropolitan region’s growing higher education needs. It provides programs in business, sciences, education, humanities, and health-related fields, along with student services, campus life, and transfer pathways to four-year universities. The college aims to support career preparation and pathways for continuing studies within the state system.

In genetics and molecular biology, GGC is a codon that encodes the amino acid glycine in the standard genetic code. In messenger RNA, the codon GGC specifies glycine; in DNA, this sequence appears on the coding strand and corresponds to the same three-nucleotide set transcriptionally.

GGC can also refer to other organizations, groups, or concepts that share the same initials. Because acronyms are context-dependent, the intended meaning of GGC is usually clarified by the surrounding information.