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College Name and Website Application Deadline(s) SAT Requirements and/or Averages

ACT Requirements and/or Averages

GPA Requirements

and/or Averages Other Info

Agnes Scott College

www.agnesscott.edu

Early Action (non-binding): Nov. 15 Regular Decision: March 1 Scholarship Decision: Jan. 15

Mid 50%: 1080-1260 Mid 50%: 23-29 3.64 Average Academic GPA

$35 application fee; Private 4-year; SAT/ACT optional; Interview recommended; HOPE recipients

received $64,200 over 4 years guaranteed; online application is free;

Common Application

Albany State University www.asurams.edu

Spring: Nov. 1 Summer: Apr. 1

Fall: June 1

Min. 430 Critical Reading, 400

Math Min. 17 English, 17 Math

Min. 2.2 academic GPA

Historically Black College (HBC); $20 application fee

Berry College www.berry.edu

Priority: February 1

Financial Aid Priority Deadline: March 1 Final is 30 days prior to start of term as

long as space is a available

SAT (math + critical reading): 1100

ACT composite of 24 or

higher 3.0 or higher

Private 4-year; strong emphasis on community service and work; rolling admissions; $50 application fee (waived

if apply online); Counselor Recommendation; Essay/Writing

sample; Common Application

Chattahoochee Technical College

www.chattcollege.edu

Open enrollment; 3-5 weeks prior to start of each term

COMPASS testing in lieu of SAT/ACT (however, SAT/ACT

is accepted for placement purposes)

COMPASS testing in lieu of SAT/ACT (however, SAT/ACT is accepted for

placement purposes)

HS transcript and/or GED accepted

Technical college; recently merged with North Metro Tech and Appalachian Tech; $20 application fee; admissions

requirements vary per field of study

Clark Atlanta University www.cau.edu

Fall priority deadline: March 1 Spring priority deadline: Oct. 1

Min. 900 (Critical Reading +

Math) Min. 19 (English + Math) Min. 2.5 GPA

Historically Black College (HBC); Essay, counselor and teacher recommendations required; $35

application fee **Information obtained Sept. 2012 from individual school websites/meetings. Subject to change**

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Columbus State University www.columbusstate.edu

Fall: June 30 Spring: November 30

Summer: May 15

Min. 440 Critical Reading, 410

Math Min. 17 English, 17 Math

Min. 2.4 academic GPA

$40 application fee; On-campus housing required for all freshmen starting with

2009

Emory University www.emory.edu

Early Decision I (binding): Nov. 1 Emory Scholars- Nov. 15 Early Decision II (binding): Jan. 1

Regular Decision: Jan. 15

Mid 50% Critical Reading: 650-740

Mid 50% Math: 670-770 Mid 50% Writing: 670-760 Mid 50% Combined:

2020-2240

Mid 50% composite: 30-33

Mid 50%: 3.76-4.0 out of 4.0 (unweighted

scale)

Private 4-year; Common Application and Supplement; %50 application fee;

Essay and 2 short answers; Counselor recommendation; 2 teacher recommendations; SAT II's encouraged

Georgia College

www.gcsu.edu

Early Action (non-binding): Nov. 1 Regular Decision: Jan. 1- April 1

Mid 50% combined (CR + M)

= 1090-1210 Not reported/found

Mid 50% Academic GPA: 3.25-3.71

$35 online application fee/ $40 paper application fee; essay; resume of activities and one or two teacher recommendation letters recommended;

Georgia's Public Liberal Arts University

Georgia Highlands College www.highlands.edu

30 days before start of semester; however, students are encouraged to

apply several months prior to ensure class availability and processing of

financial aid

COMPASS exam used for placement; SAT/ACT

accepted

COMPASS exam used for placement; SAT/ACT

accepted

Min. 2.0 academic GPA; GED accepted

$20 application fee; 2-year college; many campus locations, including SPSU

Georgia Institute of Technology

www.gatech.edu

Early Action (non-binding): Oct. 15 (Dec. 15 notification)

President's Scholarship: Nov. 1 (Dec. 18 notification)

Regular Decision: Jan. 10 (Mar. 9 notification)

Mid 50% combined

(CR+M+W): 1960-2160 Mid 50%: 28-32

Mid 50%: 3.77-4.08 (academic courses

only)

$65 application fee; essays; self-reported transcript; GPA's recalculated

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Georgia Perimeter College www.gpc.edu

Fall- July 1 Spring- Nov. 1 Summer- April 1

Students can be admitted after deadlines; however class preferences may be

limited

COMPASS testing in lieu of SAT/ACT (however, SAT/ACT

is accepted)

COMPASS testing in lieu of SAT/ACT (however, SAT/ACT is accepted)

Min. 2.0 academic GPA; GED accepted

$20 application fee; 2-year college; Transfer Admissions Guarantee (TAG)

program guarantees admissions to many 4-year colleges, including UGA,

GT, KSU and many others

Georgia Southern University www.georgiasouthern.edu

Fall: April 1 (priority); May 1 (final) Spring: Dec. 1

Summer: April 1

Min. 1010 SAT combined (CR+M) (920-1000 for deferred

admission to enter conditionally under the Eagle

Incentive Program)

Min. 21 composite (20 for deferred admission to enter conditionally under

the Eagle Incentive Program)

Avg. GPA: 3.2; Min. academic GPA of 2.0+

(Eagle Incentive Program requires

2.0+)

$30 application fee; Eagle Incentive Program in the summer for students who don't meet minimum requirements

Georgia State University

www.gsu.edu

Fall Early Action (non-binding): Nov. 1 Fall Regular Decision (Scholarship): Jan. 3

Fall Priority Consideration: Feb. 1 Fall Regular Decision (Final): March 1

Spring: Oct. 1 Summer: Feb. 1

Mid 50%: 1030-1200 Mid 50%: 22-27 Mid 50%: 3.2-3.7

$60 application fee; freshman learning communities; honors program (1295

avg. SAT; 3.8 avg. GPA)

Kennesaw State University www.kennesaw.edu

Summer: April 1 Fall: May 10

Min. 490 Critical Reading; Min. 460 Math; Min. 950

Combined Mid 50%: 1000-1160

Min. 20 English, Min. 19 Math; Min. 20 Combined

Min. 2.5 GPA Avg. 3.16 academic GPA on 4.0 scale (AP

and honors are not weighted)

$40 application fee; freshman admissions predictor on website; create a personal brochure; Kell's most popular

4-year college (and closest); honors program (min. 3.5 GPA, min. 1200 SAT)

Mercer University

www.mercer.edu www.gomercer.com

Fall: rolling deadline (decisions will be made within 2-4 weeks of received

application) Scholarship Deadline: Nov. 15

Mid 50%: 1090-1270 Mid 50%: 23-29 Avg. GPA: 3.65

$50 application fee/free online application; Private year college;

4-year graduation guarantee program; freshman summer program for students

not meeting initial admission requirements; guaranteed admissions programs to Colleges of Law, Medicine

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North Georgia College and State University

www.northgeorgia.edu

Early Action: Nov. 15 Regular Decision: Feb. 15

Spring: Nov. 1 Summer: April 1

Cadets- July 1 with preferred filing date of Jan. 1

Min. 480 Critical Reading; Min. 440 Math Mid 50%: 1010-1190

Min. 20 English; Min. 18 Math

Mid 50%: 21-26

Avg. GPA: 3.58

$30 application fee; in addition to being a co-ed public university, NGCSU is also one of 6 senior military colleges in the

US-- The Military College of Georgia; Summer Institute to develop leadership

skills

Oxford College of Emory University

www.oxford.emory.edu

Early Decision I (binding): Nov. 1 Oxford Scholar Program: Nov. 15 Early Decision II (binding): Jan. 1

Regular Decision: Jan. 15

Mid 50% Critical Reading: 600-700

Mid 50% Math: 620-750 Mid 50% Writing: 610-720

Mid 50% Composite: 27-31 Mid 50%: 3.5-3.92

$50 application fee; 2-year college leading to full enrollment at Emory for final 2 years; see Emory information for additional application info.; GPA grading

scale and calculator provided on website; Common Application and

Supplement; Counselor Recommendation and 2 Teacher

Recommendations required

Reinhardt College www.reinhardt.edu

No strict deadline for admissions, but you are encouraged to apply early to maximize your financial aid and housing

options.

Min. 860 Combined Avg. 486 Critical Reading;

Avg. 471 Math; Avg. 955 Combined

Min. 18 Composite Avg. 19 Composite Mid 50%: 17-22

Min. 2.0 academic GPA

Private college; $25 application fee; liberal arts institution-- motto The Way

College Should Be

Savannah College of Art and Design

www.scad.edu

Applications are evaluated on a rolling basis so they can be submitted at any time at least 90 days prior to intended enrollment and are considered based on

qualifications and space availability

Avg. 558 Critical Reading; Avg. 545 Math Mid 50%: 1460-1780

(CR+M+W) Architecture students

minimum 540 Math

Avg. 24 Composite Mid 50%: 21-26 Architecture students min.

23 Math

HS Transcript or GED accepted Min 3.0 GPA recommended

Private college; $35 application fee online, $70 application fee paper; supplemental materials encouraged (esp. for students with GPA below 3.0,

SAT below 1000, or ACT below 21); portfolio, 1-3 recommendations,

statement of purpose, resume, interview; Atlanta campus also

Savannah State University

www.savannahstate.edu

Priority: May 1 Final: July 15 Spring: Nov. 15 Summer: May 1

Min. 430 Critical Reading, 400

Math Min. 17 English, 17 Math

Min. 2.3 Academic GPA

Historically Black College (HBC); $20 application fee

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Southern Polytechnic State University

www.spsu.edu

Fall: July 1 Spring: Nov. 1 Summer: April 1

Min. 500 Critical Reading, 500 Math

(Limited Admission: 450 Critical Reading, 450 Math)

Min. 21 English, 21 Math (Limited Admission: 18

English, 18 Math)

Min. 2.5 Academic

GPA $40 application fee

Spelman College

www.spelman.edu

Early Decision (binding): Nov. 1 (notification by Dec. 15) Early Notification (non-binding): Nov. 15

(notification by Dec. 31) Regular Decision: Feb. 1 (notification by

Apr. 1)

Mid 50% Critical Reading: 480-560

Mid 50% Math: 460-550 Mid 50% Composite (CR+M):

960-1100

Mid 50% (Math + English):

20-24 Avg. GPA: 3.56

Historically Black College (HBC) for women; Common Application; $35 application fee (paper) or $25 (online);

essay, 2 letters of recommendation (teacher and counselor); signature page;

interview optional

University of Georgia

www.uga.edu

Early Action: Oct. 15

Regular Decision: Jan. 15 Mid 50% (CR+M): 1790 - 2040

Mid 50% (Math + English): 27 -31

Mid 50%: 3.73 - 4.03 Avg. GPA: 3.83

$60 application fee; Early decision requires Part I of application only and

considers "numbers" only; Regular decision requires Parts I and II; .5 weight

given to AP and IB courses only (not college/joint enrollment)

University of West Georgia

www.westga.edu

Fall Semester: June 1 Spring Semester: Nov. 15 Summer Semester: May 15

Avg. 991 combined (CR+M) Avg. 499 Critical Reading,

Avg. 492 Math Min. 430 Critical Reading,

Min. 410 Math

Avg. 21 Composite Min. 17 English, Min 17

Math

Avg. GPA: 3.06 $30 application fee

Valdosta State University www.valdosta.edu

Spring: Dec. 1 Early Action: Dec. 15 Regular Decision: June 1

Avg. 1000 (CR+M)

Min. 18 English, 17 Math Mid 50% (Math + English):

20-23

Avg. GPA: 3.08

$40 application fee, Visitation days Nov. 5, Feb. 9, and Mar. 30-- see website for

more details

Young Harris College

www.yhc.edu

Rolling notifications begin: Sept. 15 Priority application deadline: Jan. 1 Financial Aid Priority Application

deadline: May 1 No regular application deadline

Mid 50% (CR+M): 930-1130 Not reported/found

Min. GPA: 2.5 Mid 50%: 2.8-3.2

Recently started offering 4-year degrees; No application fee if applying

onlline; More than 90% of students receive some scholarship or grant

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