Undergraduate Admissions
Deadline Extensions
Please review the following information about the last date to apply to UNG and submit supporting documents for the Fall 2020 semester. The Dahlonega Campus application for new freshmen has already closed.
| July 31 | Oconee Campus Application Closed |
| August 6 | Last day to submit supporting documents for Oconee Campus. As of this day, the Dual Enrollment application for fall 2020 for all campuses is closed. |
| August 7 | Last day that students will be admitted to the Oconee Campus |
| August 9 | All Blue Ridge, Cumming, Dahlonega, Gainesville Applications Closed |
| August 12 | Last day to submit supporting documents for Blue Ridge, Cumming, Dahlonega, Gainesville applications |
| August 13 | Last day students will be admitted to UNG for Fall 2020 |
Housing Update
On-campus housing on the Dahlonega Campus is full. Please refer to the off-campus housing site for potential housing options.
We want to help you achieve your educational goals
During these uncertain times, rest assured that we are here for all our communities. If you have any questions regarding the admission process, please contact someone from our team. We are here for you!
Summer & Fall 2020 Admissions
No ACT or SAT Scores Required
- Must be a first-year student
- Must apply for summer or fall 2020 semester to start
- Will be accepted into associate degree-seeking pathways without ACT or SAT scores provided they meet all other UNG established admission requirements
- Acceptance to a particular campus cannot be guaranteed
- Check on our updates to admission deadlines
It's Your Turn
No matter your goals, UNG's expansive mix of majors and campuses give you a pathway to get there. Nationally recognized for academic excellence and affordability, UNG is one of the country's best values in public universities.
Through practical and powerful educational opportunities, learning thrives and students are equipped for growing and competitive careers. Further, our faculty and staff are dedicated mentors who will bring your potential front and center to prepare you to lead in a diverse and global society.
- New Freshman
- Transfer Student
- International Student
- Non-Traditional Student
- Dual & Joint Enrollment
- Former Returning UNG Student
- Other Students
You are a graduating senior in an accredited high school or home school program, have graduated less than five years ago, or you have earned qualifying scores on the GED, HiSET or TASC and would have graduated less than five years ago, and have not attended college after high school graduation.
You attended college after you graduated high school. This includes students who were enrolled at UNG; have not been in attendance for three or more consecutive semesters, (including summer); and who attended another college during their absence from UNG.
You are not a United States citizen, have not been granted resident alien status, and are seeking an F-1 or J-1 visa to attend college in the United States.
You graduated from high school five or more years ago, hold a high school diploma, earned qualifying scores on the GED, HiSET, or TASC, and have earned less than 30 transferable semester hours of college credit.
You are a high school or home school student and want to enhance your high school curriculum by earning college credit prior to your high school graduation .
You attended UNG in the past, and you have been away for three or more consecutive semesters, including summer. (Note: If you have been away from UNG only one or two consecutive semesters, including summer, you can register as normal)
You are enrolled in another college or university and seek temporary admission to UNG. You must re-apply for admission each semester. Please note that we cannot guarantee the availability of courses or a class schedule at particular times or locations.
Transient Student Registration Information
All transient students must be admitted to the university before registering for any courses. Accepted transient students are unable to register for courses until the first day of classes of each semester. Transient registration information is available from the Registrar's Office.
You want to enroll as a non-degree seeking student, post associate or bachelor's non-degree seeking student, or Georgia resident 62 or older student.
We consistently earn national recognition for providing a high quality, affordable education. We are committed to your success and leadership development.
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