Home Schooled Student

High School and College Dual Enrollment GPA Minimums
High School

All new freshman applicants should have at least a 2.4 high school GPA in the Required High School Curriculum.

College Dual Enrollment

Those applying for freshman admission who have completed dual enrollment through another institution while enrolled in high school should meet the following:

Bachelor's degree applicants: At least a 2.5 cumulative GPA on all college dual enrollment coursework. (Students with dual enrollment GPA's below this may be considered on a case-by-case basis.)

Associate degree applicants: Must be eligible to re-enroll at the institution where you dual enrolled.

Applicants who have been suspended from a college or university during dual enrollment may not be eligible for admission.

SAT/ACT Minimums

Admission to a bachelor's degree program is selective, and meeting minimum scores does not necessarily guarantee acceptance. SAT and ACT test scores must be sent electronically through the College Board or ACT. Test scores printed on high school or college transcripts will not be accepted.

After March 2016

SAT

530

Evidence-based Reading and Writing

SAT

480

Math

Prior to March 2016

SAT

480

Critical Reading

SAT

440

Math

ACT

ACT

20

English or Reading

ACT

18

Math

Required High School Curriculum
Complete 17 required high school curriculum (RHSC) units of high school coursework.

You must submit a home school summary form and portfolio that demonstrates you are on track to complete your RHSC, or SAT II Subject exam results.

RHSC requirements can also be satisfied by obtaining the following scores on the SAT II subject test: English Literature - 613; United States History - 651; World History - 624; Mathematics Level 1 - 621; Mathematics Level 2 - 686; Biology (Ecological) - 626; Biology (Molecular) - 655; Chemistry - 666; Physics - 667; Chinese with Listening - 759; French - 635; French with Listening - 654; German - 622; German with Listening - 624; Modern Hebrew - 620; Italian - 684; Japanese with Listening - 688; Korean with Listening - 767; Latin - 615; Spanish - 656; Spanish with Listening - 668

Applying to UNG
Application Process

Step 1Application and Application Fee

Step 2Official Transcripts

Step 3Official Entrance Test Scores

Step 4Lawful Presence Verification

Step 5Application Review

Apply for admission online using the GAFutures Application or submit a paper application (PDF). All applicants will pay a non-refundable $40 application fee.

Submit home school summary form and homeschool portfolio. If you enroll in any college, ask the college to submit an official transcript.

If you have completed dual enrollment credit by the time you apply to UNG, please request an official college transcript to be sent to UNG directly from the college where you were taking your dual enrollment credit. If you have dual enrolled at multiple colleges, please request that an official transcript from each school be sent to UNG. We must receive the transcripts through e-script, Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse or another secure transcript delivery service directly from the institutions: choose Admissions Imaging Center or use admissions-gvl@ung.edu as the intended recipient. If your institution is mailing your transcript directly to UNG: UNG Admissions Imaging Center, PO Box 1358, Gainesville, GA 30503. (Transcripts sent by the student or parent are not considered official.)

Submit official SAT and or ACT scores through The College Board or ACT

Note: At this time, the University of North Georgia will not superscore current and redesigned SAT test scores due to variation in design and content.

Army Regulations require verified proof of lawful presence in order to participate in ROTC and the Corps of Cadets. Lawful presence will need to be provided prior to an admissions decision being made for Corps of Cadets participation. Students who cannot provide lawful presence may be admitted to the University of North Georgia, but not as a cadet. We cannot evaluate your application for admission until you have submitted a valid document for your verification of Lawful Presence Documentation.

Check your application status to ensure we have received all required documents to evaluate your application.

Send documents to:

University of North Georgia
Admissions Imaging Center
P.O. Box 1358
Gainesville, GA 30503

Or Email:

admissions-gvl@ung.edu

Notes

Some bachelor's degree programs have additional requirements that you must complete before you can enroll in that major. Examples include Elementary & Special Education, Middle Grades, Secondary & Science Education, Athletic Training, Exercise Science, and Nursing. Please contact the academic department of your desired major to determine whether there are additional requirements. Admission to UNG doesn't guarantee you admission to a specific major.

Transfer Course Credit

Transfer credit is usually awarded for courses that are designed to be part of an associate or bachelor's degree program and are completed with satisfactory grades in regionally accredited colleges. Such courses must generally correspond to the length, time and content of those offered in the curricula at the University of North Georgia.

For questions regarding whether transfer credit will be accepted, please refer to our course transfer equivalencies web page. Please note that this is not a complete list because it only includes courses that have transferred to the University of North Georgia in the past. If you still have questions after reviewing this page, please contact one of the admissions offices in the section below.

Note that you are required to earn a grade of "C" or better in English 1101 and 1102 (or equivalents) in order for these courses to transfer. Other courses earned at accredited institutions may transfer with grades of "D", to the extent that the grades on all credits accepted for transfer average at least 2.0. All "D" grades in core curriculum courses taken within the University System of Georgia are transferable, with the exception of English 1101 and 1102.

The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy, Campus Crime Statistics Act and the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 require higher education institutions to provide an annual security report and annual fire safety report that contain crime statistics and fire statistics for the three most recently completed calendar years, institutional policies or procedures for reporting crimes and current policies concerning the security of, and access to, campus facilities and residencies, as well as security considerations in the maintenance of campus facilities.

A print copy of the most recent report is available upon request, email clery@ung.edu.

Graduates of Unaccredited High School or Home School Program

Requirements for All New Unaccredited Home School or High School Applicants

High School

College Dual Enrollment

After March 2016

Prior to March 2016

ACT

Application Process

Send documents to:

Or Email:

Transfer Course Credit