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Meanwhile, what does a GPA even mean anymore? Most high schools are inflating students grades gratuitously. This means a lot of students are apply test-optional.

A LOT! This will not impact our decision, so if you do not complete that, this is okay. Do AP credits count towards the total number of transfer hours to apply as a transfer student? To elaborate, I have 6 credit hours from dual enrollment, 14 hours from the Fall semester as well as some AP credits. If the AP credits put me over the 30 hour mark, am I eligible to transfer? UGA requires official transcripts from all colleges attended, even if the work is from dual enrollment courses, transient work at another college, etc.

I applied early for the Fall Semester of as a freshman and was accepted. If you want to enroll for the Spring term, you need to apply for the Spring term. I suggest you send an email to admproc uga. Hello, My fall transcript for was submitted past the January 8th deadline. However, I recently checked my status page, and the transcript was received on January 29th. Although I submitted the transcript past the deadline, will it still be reviewed when making an admissions decision?

If you see a document on your status page, it means we have added it to the file and it is not "late". As such, if everything else is in, we will review your file as normal. Do transcripts have to be sent in through the mail or is an e-transcript sent by my current college sufficient? Either electronic or mailed transcripts are fine, and you can look under the New Visitors section for details of mailing address for mailed documents and email address for electronic items.

I have applied as a transfer student for Fall semester and was wondering when the decisions are made final and released to us. One of my most recent blog posts talks about the decision timelines for freshmen and transfers, so I suggest you review it for more details. My son is a transfer student. He is scheduled to begin his junior year at UGA in the fall of Life circumstances have presented themselves and have raised the question, "Would he be able to defer his enrollment to the spring of ?

Unless it is a military deferral, he will need to cancel his fall application and submit a spring application with an updated transcript so we can review his updated work. For your high school GPA, I instead suggest looking at your high school grades. Have you been making mostly A's and B's in challenging classes?

If so, you fit within the applicant pool I cannot guess about admission, but I can say if you would be competitive. For test scores, remember that these are the least important of the academic items. So grades and course rigor are the most important. There is no "good" test score, as a test score is only one component of our review.

I suggest you look at the freshman profile on our website, but know that this is just the mid range information, and that again a test score is only a small part of our review.

Is there an estimate on when spring transfer admision decsions will began to be released? I will be entering my Senior year this fall. Once I complete one course this fall I will have all of my high school credits.

Also, I am currently dual enrolled so will I need an official transcript from this institution as well as my high school transcript? Thank you for your time and consideration to answer my questions. Yes, you can still apply for fall , just make sure you do not attend a college after graduation, as that would shift you into the transfer process, which is much different and has very different timelines.

If you are admitted and enroll, we will need a DE transcript. I will not be graduating in December, however, I will have enough credits and the requirements fulfilled.

I will continue to attend Emmanuel College for dual enrollment in the Spring semester. We are fine when students take DE courses. The key is that if you are still in HS, you need to apply as a freshman. Once a student has graduated HS and is taking courses in college, they then become transfer students. I have been hoping and praying to get into UGA for so long!! I am planning to apply this school year coming up and just wanted to get any tips for anything that could help me get in.

I do not have any specific tips for being admitted, only for how to present yourself best in your application. First, know what UGA looks at in the review, as we focus on a wide range of things. In academics, we are looking at your core grades and overall course rigor over four years above test scores.

We look at what you have done outside of the classroom during HS as well, and try and understand more about you through your essays and recommendations. My big suggestions would be to not wait until the last minute to apply, as this tends to cause both stress and a rushed application. Give yourself several weeks prior to the deadline to submit the application. I am currently going to be a sophomore in a different college. So could I transfer to UGA as a sophomore?

What college do you currently attend? When you look at the transfer equivalency site, we only list coursework from colleges where we have already reviewed the courses. If the equivalency says NTFR, this means non-transferrable, while not seeing a course just means we have not seen this class from this college before. The deadline for fall is March 1, so whatever coursework you complete and have sent to us can be used in our review.

I go to St. When I looked to see, it was hard to tell because classes I took were the same as some UGA courses, just named differently or had different numbers so it was really hard to tell but from it it looked like a lot of my credits did not transfer.

Most academic work from accredited colleges are transferable. When I read online it says you have to have 30 completed credits by the time you apply to transfer. I know at other universities if you have 15 credits and can prove you will be on track to have 30 before the semester you applied to transfer with you can still transfer.

Does UGA have this policy? How difficult is it really to get into UGA? Is it as difficult as people make it seem? I am applying to the University of Georgia for the Fall of I am filling out the application through Coalition but also noticed they have an application on their website.

I am just clarifying that if I apply through Coalition I do not need to also fill out the application on the UGA website. Thank you!! Hi, I applied for early decision and was unaware that I had to request scores from the college board by yesterday. I requested rush delivery today and I also have my self reported scores on the application already. Hi, my friend was applying for tranafer admission and just had her first disciplinary action for alcohol possession on campus and she was wondering if that would affect her chance to be admitted.

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Transfer Applicants The Summer and Fall transfer application will be accessible online in mid to late January, and the Spring application in late May. UGA will only review academic work that is completed and sent to our office by the deadline.

We cannot use work from a Spring term where classes are in progress and will be completed after the deadline. Required Application Materials Application and Application Fee Official transcripts from ALL colleges attended even dual enrollment, transient, or other work UGA will only use the work that is completed and is on the college transcript s in determining transferable hours, transfer GPA, etc.

We do not review work that is in progress, so applicants must meet the transfer review criteria based on what is on the transcript s by the deadline. If a deadline falls on a Sunday or a federal holiday, the postmark deadline will be extended to the first business day following the published deadline. Ivanna Schmidtbauer January 29, at AM. DGraves January 29, at PM. Ivanna Schmidtbauer January 29, at PM.

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Having trouble completing the essays through CommonApp? View the video tutorial below for a step-by-step guide. Watch CommonApp Tutorial. Official score reports are sent directly to GC from the testing agency. Scores must be received prior to the appropriate application deadline.

Please note: GC cannot request scores on your behalf. The successful first-year applicant will demonstrate his or her potential for success by completing a rigorous Required High School Curriculum with a competitive grade point average, show strong SAT or ACT score results and provide well developed personal essays. You can track your missing and received application materials by visiting our application status check page. If you have questions about the admissions process, please feel free to contact your admissions counselor.

If you've recently been accepted as a first-year student, view your next steps to complete enrollment! Home Admissions First-Year Student. Pick a deadline. Beginning with the application cycle, Early Action will be divided into two rounds. This change allows us to focus on Georgia students earlier in the process and is more in line with school start dates in our state versus other parts of the country.

Early Action 1 The October 15 application deadline is reserved for Georgia students — defined as those who attend a Georgia high school, or Georgia residents living outside the state.

Early Action 2 The November 2 application deadline is reserved for non-Georgia students — defined as those who attend a high school outside Georgia including internationally and are not Georgia residents — who wish to be evaluated during Early Action.

The application and evaluation are the same as for Early Action. Upload an unofficial high school transcript. When evaluating your application for first-year admission, we are very interested in understanding how you stretched and challenged yourself relative to the curriculum available at your school. You may upload an unofficial high school transcript via your admission portal after application submission. Only if you are accepted and choose to enroll at Georgia Tech will you be required to submit an official, final high school transcript.

Tell us about all of your test scores. You may self-report standardized test scores on your application for us to use in file review. We will consider self-reported scores listed in your application testing section.

We provide a form in your admission portal to self-report scores after you submit your application. We will not use scores received via email, fax, or the postal service. Let us get to know you. In the "Contribution to Community" portion of the application, we are most interested in learning what you are passionate about. We value the different interests our students bring to Georgia Tech.