The test-optional decision has changed the application process for students and universities alike. If you were counting on SAT or ACT scores to help set yourself apart when applying to college, you’re not alone. However, at Georgia State, we take more into account than just your GPA and test scores.
Georgia State has officially waived test score requirements for all Spring, Summer and Fall 2021 applicants. This means that while you may submit SAT and ACT scores, it is not required to apply!
We sent some of our expert tour guides to explore virtual events from universities all across the country to better understand what our guests are working with. As you navigate your college search from home, here are some tips to keep in mind!
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.
Lately at Georgia State, we’ve been making a lot of adjustments to the world around us, and we know you have been too. Catch up on all of our recent changes in one place.
Whether you’re only visiting Georgia State or you’re in the middle of full calendar of campus visits, here is some insider info from one of our expert tour guides.
When you’re navigating a new territory, it’s good to know the language! We’ve compiled a quick list of terms you may hear a lot during the admissions process.
Your junior year of high school is a key year in the college planning process. This is the year many of you will take standardized tests like the SAT and ACT for the first time, take upper-level honors, AP, or IB classes, strengthen your participation in extra-curricular activities, explore internship and volunteer opportunities, and begin researching colleges.
