Undergraduate Admissions

UNG's Undergraduate Admissions office is looking for leaders. Maybe you lead in the community. Maybe you lead in the classroom. Maybe you lead in your family. Maybe you aren't sure if you're a leader... yet.

At UNG, we provide you with the opportunities to help you find your passion and your place. We see your potential, and we are here to provide you with the resources and support you need to reach your goals.

We are the UNG Nighthawks, and every new nighthawk creates their own definition of leadership. Learn to lead at UNG.

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Your Journey Starts Here

At UNG, we have many different ways for you to start or continue your journey toward your undergraduate degree. Find the student type that best matches where you're at to learn about admissions requirements, application deadlines and more.

First-time Student

You're a graduating senior, or within the past 5 years, have graduated high school or earned a GED or equivalent.

How to Apply to UNG

Transfer Student

You've attended some college, and have earned credits you want to bring to UNG.

How to Transfer to UNG

Dual Enrollment

You're in high school, but you want to get a head start and earn college credits.

How to Earn College Credit

International Student

You're seeking an F-1 or J-1 visa to attend college in the United States as a non-citizen or non-resident alien.

How to Apply

Non-Traditional

You graduated from high school 5 or more years ago, hold a high school diploma or equivalent, and have earned less than 30 transferable credit hours.

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Returning Student

You've attended UNG before, but have been away for 3 or more consecutive semesters, including summer.

Return to UNG

Transient

You're enrolled in another college or university and want temporary admission to UNG.

Spend Some Time at UNG

Unaccredited Program Grad

You're graduating or have graduated from an unaccredited home-school or high school program within the past 5 years.

How to Apply to UNG

Other Students

You're a non-degree seeking student, or a Georgia resident 62 years old or older.

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Why UNG?

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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Your Experience, Your Way

With over 19,000 students across five campuses and online, 140+ programs of study, and 200+ student organizations to get involved with, how will you choose to experience UNG?

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Learn More About the Center for Student Engagement & Leadership at UNG

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

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