Admissions Myths and Urban Legends
David Graves August 23rd, 2013
Whether we are giving information sessions, visiting high schools, attending college fairs, or meeting with prospective students and families, we are often asked questions about how to apply to and get admitted to UGA. At times we hear misconceptions and rumors about the admissions process. We want to make sure that students and parents have […]
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Tags: first year, freshman admission, urban legends
Meet UGA Near You
David Graves August 12th, 2013
Fall travel is quickly approaching! During this time of year admissions counselors leave their desks and offices behind and head out on the road for college fairs, college nights, high school visits, counselor programs and other recruitment events. This means you may be seeing UGA admissions staff on the road! Be sure to check our Meet […]
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Tags: counselors, travel
Are you ready to apply?
David Graves August 1st, 2013
Especially if you have an older sibling who’s been through this before or maybe your parent happens to be a school counselor, your first question for August 1 might be, are there any changes to UGA freshman admission this year? Our simple answer is, not really. Your research will show that we have earned the […]
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Tags: first year, freshman admission, online application, updates
Advice for Campus Visitations from the Admissions Staff
David Graves July 3rd, 2013
Many students will have travel plans during the summer and for rising seniors those plans often include visiting colleges they plan to apply to in the fall. Here are some tips and advice from our admissions staff of things to keep in mind as you plan your campus visits. Do your homework. Go online to […]
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Tags: campus visit, visiting
Essay Questions for the 2014 First Year Application
David Graves June 13th, 2013
As promised, here are the essay questions for the 2014 First Year application. 1. Choose an intellectual or creative opportunity (for example, community involvement, a summer program, a unique project, travel abroad, etc.) from your high school years that you have enjoyed and highlight how you have grown personally because of the experience. 2. It […]