4 Year College & University

Prospective Students

The University System of Georgia is the government agency that includes 26 public institutions of higher learning in the U.S. state of Georgia. The system is governed by the Georgia Board of Regents.

Georgia Match Program- Find out more information here

Admission Information

Application Fee Waivers

Informational Student Resources

University System of Georgia

List of Disability Coordinators for University System of Georiga

Regents Centers for Learning Disorders

SAT & ACT-

The ACT is an achievement test that focuses on school curriculum-based skills — English, math, reading, and science. The SAT is more of a reasoning test that changes very subtly from one test to the next but still includes math, writing (English grammar), and critical reading; it does not contain a science component.

Test-Optional Colleges: Complete List of 900+ SchoolsShould you apply to test-optional colleges? Flexible applications are great way to show your strengths! Check out our list of the best test optional colleges.

Colleges That Don't Require SAT Or ACT ScoresTest-optional schools don't require SAT or ACT scores. Some colleges consider scores if submitted, while others don't use them at all in admission decisions.

SAT Dates & Deadlines

SAT Practice Tests

ACT Dates

ACT Practice Tests

Study Point

USG Freshmen Admission Requirements.pdf

Financial Aid Checklist.pdf

Month of November is typically "Apply to College for Free" month and application fees are waived at many schools-

GAfutures- Application Fee Waiver

A Guide to Assessing College Readiness for Learning Disabilities & ADHD-

A Parent's Guide- Landmark

What is the Emory Oaks Program at Emory University for Individuals with Autism-

Program Information & FAQ - Emory Oaks

Beacon College | For Students With Learning Disabilities, ADHD, and Other Learning DifferencesBeacon College offers two and four year degree programs specifically designed around the needs of students with learning disabilities, ADHD, and other learning differences. Our supportive environment helps students who learn differently succeed.

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