National College Decision Day is May 1! Rising first-year college students around the country make things social media-official, telling followers where they plan to attend college. If you’ve decided on Georgia State, let the world know on May 1 that you’ll make your mark as a Panther in Atlanta!
If you’ve been admitted, we’re so excited to have you at Georgia State! Saying “yes” on your intent to enroll is the best way to let us know you’re coming, but here are more steps to take to make it official.
For 2021, we’re offering in-person and virtual New Student Orientation options for you to choose from. Registering for and attending orientation is mandatory for all first-year students, but whether you join us on campus or online is totally up to you.
Accepted as a first-year student on Georgia State’s Atlanta Campus? Congrats! Even though the hard part is over, we know there’s still plenty to do before you start life as a Panther. We thought it may be helpful to post some common questions and answers.
School’s out for winter break! Here are some quick and low-stress ways you can use the time off to plan ahead and prepare for starting college.
If it seems like your typical wellness routine has been disrupted, you’re not alone. Your education may feel disrupted, too. We’ve outlined some helpful tips for handling online learning, and anything else you may be feeling lately.
My college tour experience mirrored a paddle ball. I could never go too far without returning. I would visit one university, then come back to Georgia State. Back and forth. But I finally realized Georgia State was truly home.
You’ve wrapped up your classes and summer break is finally here! We are just as excited for you to be here as you are to begin, but before we get ahead of ourselves — here are some tips for all students to make the most of their summer before college.
Thinking about the costs associated with attending college can be overwhelming. However, Georgia State University understands that managing your finances is difficult, when the cost of your textbooks may exceed the cost of living. We suggest a simple solution — why not work on your college campus? Working on campus brings the best of both worlds together!
You may have already begun coordinating with your roommate and bought twin XL sheets, but there are several items that may have slipped your mind. At Georgia State University we understand that preparing to move can be exciting and stressful at the same time, so we’ve prepared a list of our essential packing tips for your convenience.
