2026 Final Freshman Admit Decisions
David Graves March 6th, 2026
We plan to make the final wave of freshman decisions available today, March 6th, at 4 PM ET. Congratulations to all of the freshman who were admitted and we look forward to you becoming part of the Bulldog Nation. The next steps for a new student can be seen in the Next Steps portal on […]
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Tags: ACT, file reading, final decisions, grades, SAT
2026 Wait List Decisions
David Graves March 6th, 2026
We plan to make the final wave of freshman decisions available today, March 6th, at 4 pm ET. For some students, you will be offered a place on our wait list. Every year our office has to predict approximately how many students we can admit in order to enroll our freshman class, but we […]
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Tags: decisions, freshman admission, waitlist
2026 Denied Student Decisions
David Graves March 6th, 2026
We plan to make the final wave of freshman decisions available today, March 6th at 4 pm ET. We received roughly 51,600+ applicants, thus making decisions very challenging this year. Unfortunately, we are not able to admit a number of strong applicants as we are limited in the size of our freshman class. We know […]
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Tags: file reading, freshman admission
2026 First Year and Transfer Final Decision Dates
David Graves February 9th, 2026
Let’s make this short and sweet! Currently, we are finishing up our review season, where we are looking at both our First Year applicants for Final Decisions and our Transfer applicants for Summer/Fall 2026. The good news is that we are at the point where we can let everyone know when we will be releasing […]
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Tags: final decisions, freshman admission, timelines, transfer admissions
2026 FY Overall Data
David Graves February 2nd, 2026
The applications are all in for the 2026 UGA Regular Decision group of students, so here is some detailed information on the total UGA freshman applicant pool for Fall 2026 (EA and RD). Admissions decisions can be overwhelming and confusing, and at times people hear unusual theories, sometimes wild ones, as to how decisions are […]