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The University of Georgia's Honors Program offers one of the best undergraduate honors experiences in the American public university system, with small seminars, thesis research, and priority housing creating an elite academic environment within a flagship state university. UGA's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication is consistently ranked among the nation's best, producing graduates who lead major news organizations and advertising agencies across the country. Athens, Georgia—one of America's most celebrated college towns—provides a cultural richness and musical heritage disproportionate to its size, and the combination of UGA's academic quality with Athens's legendary quality of life makes this a compelling value proposition for international students.
| Acceptance Rate | 45% (Selective) |
|---|---|
| GPA Range | 3.70-4.00 |
| SAT Range | 1280-1460 |
| ACT Range | 29-33 |
| Early Action | Oct 15 |
| Regular Decision | Jan 1 |
| Application Fee | $70 |
| Average Financial Aid | $33,000 |
| Need-Blind Admissions | No |
| Type | Research |
| US News Rank | #44 |
University of Georgia typically admits students with a GPA in the 3.70-4.00 range (4.0 scale). International students should convert their grades using an AACRAO EDGE-based GPA calculator before applying.
With an acceptance rate of 45%, University of Georgia is a selective institution. Building a balanced school list with reach, target, and safety schools is strongly recommended.
The middle 50% of admitted students scored 1280-1460 on the SAT and 29-33 on the ACT.
The Regular Decision deadline is Jan 1. Use AdmissionsPedia's free Deadline Tracker to manage your complete application calendar.
Data sourced from official university websites, Common App, and QS/THE/US News rankings. Last updated: 2026. Disclaimer