2026 EA In-State Decisions
David Graves November 21st, 2025
In-State Early Action decisions will be released at 4 pm EST today, so here are some details about the In-State EA applicant and admitted groups. When you log into your status page, you will see a “View Update” link under the Status Update, and that is where you will see your decision. About 20 minutes […]
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Tags: admissions, Early Action, file reading, grades, test scores
2026 EA Decision Dates
David Graves November 13th, 2025
Let’s make this short and sweet! Currently, we are finishing up our Early Action review season, where we are looking at both our In-State and Out-of-State/International applicants for Fall 2026. The good news is that we are at the point where we can let everyone know when we will be releasing decisions! Fall 2026 EA […]
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Tags: decisions, Early Action, Regular Decision, timelines
2026 UGA EA Applicant Data
David Graves November 3rd, 2025
The applications are all in for the 2026 UGA Early Action group of students, so here is some detailed information on this group. Admissions data and decisions can be overwhelming and confusing, and at times people hear unusual theories, sometimes wild ones, as to how decisions are made (some on par with Calvin’s dad). Hopefully […]
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Tags: decisions, Early Action, freshman admission, test scores
UGA 2026 EA Early Numbers
David Graves October 17th, 2025
UGA Overall EA Admissions Over the last decade, the UGA applicant pool has grown at a substantial rate. If you look at the number of applicants over the past 10 years, you will see tremendous growth in our applicant pool both in size and in academic strength. We have gone from roughly 11,000 EA applicants […]
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Tags: ACT, Early Action, file reading, SAT, timelines
2026 EA Freshman Admission Suggestions
David Graves September 26th, 2025
We are roughly three weeks out from the UGA Early Action (EA) application deadline, so here are a few suggestions/recommendations for applicants/parents: Please, please, please (that is 3 pleases, which means it’s important) don’t wait until near the deadline to apply. Seriously, it puts you and your counselor/teachers/parents in a challenging spot. Delaying things on […]