UGA Decision Dates for 2019
David Graves February 6th, 2019
The final two decision dates for UGA freshman applicants are now set (unless some major issue impacts our office), and the smaller February wave of decisions will be released on Friday, February 8, while the final decisions in March will be released on Friday, March 15. In addition, transfer decisions will begin being released on […]
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Tags: decisions, February decisions, final decisions, transfer admissions
Summer/Fall 2019 Transfer Application
David Graves January 22nd, 2019
The Summer/Fall transfer application will open today, January 22. While the application opens today, please take your time completing it. Make sure you are applying for the correct program, the correct campus, the correct term, etc. Here are a few suggestions and updates for transfer applicants. We project we will begin reviewing transfer files in […]
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Tags: deadlines, timelines, transfer
Random UGA Admission Thoughts for 2019
David Graves January 3rd, 2019
It is the start of 2019, and a wide range of things are happening in the UGA Admissions Office. We have just closed down the freshman application for admission, we will open the transfer application for summer/fall 2019 on January 22nd, and we will be spending the next two and a half months or so […]
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Tags: deadlines, file reading, Regular Decision, transfer admissions
I’m not Santa Claus
David Graves December 19th, 2018
It is mid-December, so most of the US is in full holiday mode. My favorite radio station has been taken over by holiday music, the houses in my neighborhood are full of lights and inflatable animals, and the tracking of Amazon packages is a daily activity. And while I have grown a little heavier every […]
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Tags: decisions, file reading, freshman admission
UGA Holistic File Review Process
David Graves November 28th, 2018
It is almost December, which means our large scale holistic file reading process will begin soon. Instead of giving you a nice “slice of life” story which then transitions into our reason for reading files, I will just go straight into the process. For a large group of our applicants (ones who are not admitted […]