University of North Georgia Military Scholarship Application Instructions
- Step 1Apply for GMSS Online
- Step 2Apply for Admission
- Step 3Schedule Your Interview
- Step 4Award Notification and Enlistment Process
- Step 5Reporting Requirements for UNG
Congratulations on choosing to apply for this life-changing scholarship! Complete the online application questions and upload all supporting documents prior to the deadline (February 1). Begin your application process online. You’ll first create an account to start your application. When you log in, please select "Start New Application" and select "UNGMS". This will create your GMSS application. After that, you can close it out and later resume simply by logging into your account if you do not finish it upon starting. You will be responsible for uploading the following documents to your account: Email jordan.mund@ung.edu with any questions or concerns.
An unofficial high school transcript
Full-length photograph (please do not upload a selfie.)
Apply for admission to the University of North Georgia as a Cadet. Your application and all supporting admissions documents must be submitted and you must be accepted as a regular, new freshman cadet prior to February 1. You should accomplish this step before or at the same time you start your Georgia Military Scholarship Services (GMSS) application. Both applications must be completed before you can be scheduled for an interview
An email to schedule your scholarship interview will be sent to you by Jordan Mund, Associate Director of Cadet Recruiting, once you have been accepted for admission to UNG as a regular ROTC freshman and have completed your online GMSS application. After your individual interview has been conducted, you will be introduced to the UNG On-Campus National Guard Liasion, SFC David Solorio. Interview Dress Attire: It is highly recommended that UNGMS applicants dress business professional or in uniform, if applicable. If you would like to also receive a Cadet Recruiting Briefing and Campus Tour on the day of your interview, contact cadetrecruiting@ung.edu to make arrangements.
Interviews will be conducted on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. in the Cadet Recruiting Conference Room, located on the third floor of the Chestatee Building. Interview times are flexible to certain circumstances. For directions, please access the Dahlonega Campus map. Zoom and telephone interview options are also available.
GMSS Board Members will score each applicant based on established criteria and establish the GMSS Order of Merit List. The top 42 eligible candidates will be selected, and the remaining applicants will be placed on a waitlist. However, each Georgia legislative district is allocated three scholarships. If scholarships go unfilled from a respective district, then they are awarded to the highest scored candidate from other districts. If an awardee drops the scholarship, those on the waitlist will be contacted if selected for a re-award. April 15: All 42 scholarships will be awarded to the most eligible GMSS applicants no later than this deadline. Official award packets will be sent by post mail to the selected recipients. May 1: UNGMS agreement forms must be received by Cadet Admissions no later than this date. Please make a copy of the agreement letter for your records and to upload to your online UNGMS record. Please mail the original, signed agreement letter once you have uploaded the PDF version online. Scholarship recipients must go to Military Enlistment Processing Station (MEPS) and complete the enlistment process by August 1. You must notify UNGMS@ung.edu of your swear-in date and of any issues that may prevent you from being able to enlist once you attend MEPS. Note: UNGMS awardees must attend UNG at least one semester of the academic year awarded the scholarship. Awardees who schedule military training that conflicts with this requirement are subject to losing their award. It is recommended that GMSS recipients attend UNG during the fall semester after enlistment and then go to required military training in January of their freshman year. If you have questions, contact Jordan Mund prior to enlisting.
Ensure that you complete all steps in the Cadet Admissions Manual (CAM) and attend FROG Week before your first day of classes.