UGA 2023 Freshman Applicant Pool
David Graves February 6th, 2023
The applications are all in for the UGA Regular Decision group of students, so here is some information on the total UGA freshman applicant pool for Fall 2023. The total application numbers (EA and RD) are roughly 43,600, which is up substantially from last year. Roughly 26,000 students applied for Early Action, and 17,600 applied […]
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Tags: admissions, file reading, final decisions, freshman admission, GPA
Defer Decision – Myths and Reality
David Graves January 13th, 2023
Defer: For many applicants, this tiny little five letter word should be added to the long list of swear words. It is never fun to be told to wait and see, from having to go standby for an airline flight to being on the wait list for a class, or even waiting to see if […]
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2023 UGA EA Decisions
David Graves November 18th, 2022
Early Action decisions will be released later this afternoon, so here are some details about the EA applicant and admitted groups. I will also add a comment to the top of this post when decisions go live (4 pm EST), and I will announce it on Twitter as well. When you log into your status […]
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Tags: defer, Early Action, file reading, freshman admission, GPA, test scores
2023 UGA Overall Admissions & Early Action
David Graves November 1st, 2022
UGA Overall Admissions The UGA applicant pool has grown at a substantial rate recently. 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 11,000 EA applicants for 2013 to 26,000 EA […]
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Tags: application changes, decisions, Early Action, timelines
2023 EA Applicants – Random Q&A
David Graves October 3rd, 2022
Every year prior to the Early Action (EA) deadline of October 15, students and parents have a lot of questions concerning the process, timelines, and materials, among other things. As such, here is an FAQ for many of those questions. Feel free to ask more questions in the comments, but hopefully, this will answer most […]