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FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
Start your college experience on a campus without boundaries in downtown Atlanta, where opportunities to jump-start your career are just blocks away.
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
404-413-2500
CHECK YOUR APPLICATION STATUS
Admission for High School Students
If you’re a senior in high school or if you graduated from high school within the last five years, you’ll apply to begin your bachelor’s degree program using the Common Application.
Note:
If you graduated high school
at least five years ago
and
have not attended college
, you are considered a nontraditional applicant.
View our requirements
for nontraditional applicants.
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Understanding Your First-Year Student Application Type
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Admission Process and Steps to Apply
Complete the Georgia State University Application for Admission accompanied by a $60 nonrefundable fee.
Application Fee Waivers
First-year applicants may provide an approved application fee waiver from ACT, College Board or the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC).
To submit an ACT waiver, speak with your high school counselor. To submit a College Board or NACAC waiver, upload a scan through your admissions
Status Check
or mail the original document to:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
P.O. Box 4009
Atlanta, GA 30302-4009
Note:
If you submit a fee waiver, we will not review your application until we receive your complete and approved fee waiver documentation.
For ATL FY Summer and Fall Applicants:
• When prompted on the application Select “Apply to College Month” under the fee waiver question, then reply “YES” to the follow up question asking if you’re a high school senior.
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Ask your high school counselor to submit your transcript electronically through the Common Application or GA Futures.
Schools can send transcripts through our approved transcript companies such as:
GA Futures
(Georgia high school students only)
Parchment
(send to Georgia State University – OFC OF UNDERGRAD ADMISSIONS)
SCOIR
National Student Clearinghouse
Maia Learning
Joint Services Transcript.
Schools may also send them to us electronically at
[email protected]
or mail them to:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Sparks Hall, Suite 200
P.O. Box 4009
Atlanta, GA 30302-4009
Tips:
After you graduate, your high school needs to send us your final, official transcript as well.
We calculate your high school grade point average (GPA) based on your core academic classes only.
Common Application and GA Futures are the fastest and easiest ways to submit your transcripts.  Note: Please allow extra time for processing if submitting through email or mail.
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Submit a Letter of Recommendation (optional).
You have the option to invite counselors and teachers to submit letters of recommendation on your behalf.
After adding Georgia State to “My Colleges,” select the “My Colleges” tab.
Click “Recommenders and FERPA” under “Georgia State University.”
If you’ve filled out your high school information in the “Education” section of the Common Application, you’ll be able to click the “Invite Counselor” link near the bottom of the “Recommenders and FERPA” page under the “Recommenders for Georgia State University” section.
Note
You are allowed to request recommendations from one counselor and two teachers, but you are not required to submit any letters of recommendation to be considered for admission.
Submit Test Scores (Required for Fall 2026 Admission and Later).
If you’re applying to Georgia State’s
Atlanta Campus
for fall 2026 or later, you are
required to submit official SAT or ACT scores
as part of your application for admission. These scores help us evaluate your readiness alongside your high school GPA.
How to Submit Scores:
SAT: Send through
collegeboard.org
using Georgia State’s code:
5251
ACT: Send through
act.org
using Georgia State’s code:
0826
Minimum Requirements for Georgia State — Atlanta Campus:
High School GPA (for
Required High School Curriculum only
):
2.75 minimum
SAT Minimum Scores:
Evidence-Based Reading & Writing:
480
Math:
440
ACT Minimum Scores:
English or Reading:
17
Math:
17
Freshman Index (FI) Minimum:
2500
Your test scores are combined with your required high school curriculum GPA to calculate a
Freshman Index (FI)
— a formula used by the University System of Georgia (USG) to help determine admission eligibility. We recommend reviewing our detailed admissions requirements if you want to estimate your score.
Check Your Status.
Want to know where you stand? Log in to the Status Check to track your progress online and ensure you meet deadlines and other requirements.
If your application has been admitted, review our
Accepted Student Next Steps
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Deadlines for High School Students
Deadlines are subject to change.
We cannot guarantee a decision for applications and documents received past the listed deadlines.
Spring Semester
OCT. 1
Early application
DEC. 1
Regular application
Summer Semester
FEB. 1
Early application
APRIL 1
Final application
MAY 1
Final document
Fall Semester
AUG. 1
Admissions application opens
NOV. 15
Early Action Application, Honors and Scholarship Priority Deadline
Notification by
Dec.15
MAY 1
Final application
JUNE 1
Official Transcripts and
Test Scores Submission
General Admissions Information
Admissions
Requirements
Home-School
Applicants
"Do I
Qualify?"
Application
Tips
Letter of
Recommendation
Admissions
Requirements
Requirements
If you have never been enrolled in a regionally accredited college or university, or if you attended a college or university only as a dual enrollment student while in high school, you are considered a first-year student.
Georgia State requires completion of the
Required High School Curriculum (RHSC)
course units:
Subject
Units
Courses
Any 4 English/Language Arts
Math
Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry & 1 Higher-Level Math*
Natural Science
1 Life Science/Lab, 1 Physical Science/Lab, & 2 Science Electives
Social Science
1 U.S. History, 1 World History & 1 Social Science Elective
Foreign Language
Both units must be in the same language. American Sign Language is acceptable.
Georgia State’s Atlanta Campus requires test scores for Fall 2026 admission and later.
If you’re applying to Georgia State’s
Atlanta Campus
for fall 2026 or later, you are
required to submit official SAT or ACT scores
as part of your application for admission. These scores help us evaluate your readiness alongside your high school GPA.
How to Submit Scores:
SAT: Send through
collegeboard.org
using Georgia State’s code:
5251
ACT: Send through
act.org
using Georgia State’s code:
0826
Minimum Requirements for Georgia State — Atlanta Campus:
High School GPA (for
Required High School Curriculum only
):
2.75 minimum
SAT Minimum Scores:
Evidence-Based Reading & Writing:
480
Math:
440
ACT Minimum Scores:
English or Reading:
17
Math:
17
Freshman Index (FI) Minimum:
2500
Your test scores are combined with your required high school curriculum GPA to calculate a
Freshman Index (FI)
— a formula used by the University System of Georgia (USG) to help determine admission eligibility. We recommend reviewing our detailed admissions requirements if you want to estimate your score.
*Meeting the minimum score criteria does not guarantee admission.
How do I compare with the average admissible first-year student at Georgia State?
The average scores for admissible first-year students are as follows:**
High School core GPA
3.6
SAT (combined)
1078
ACT (composite)
22.5
**Based on the middle 50% of the fall 2024 admitted class
Home-School
Applicants
Home-School Applicants
Applicants may upload most documents required for admission, except for official transcripts, test scores or birth certificates.
School Accreditation
Students attending a home-school program approved by any of these accreditation agencies should apply like traditional high school applicants:
Georgia (or any other state’s) Accrediting Commission
Georgia Private School Accrediting Commission
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
Northwest Accreditation Commission
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
If you were educated at a non-accredited high school or through a home-school program that hasn’t been approved by Georgia State, you’re considered a home-school applicant. Home-school applicants must also be able to demonstrate completion of the
Required High School Curriculum (RHSC)
requirements as mandated by the Board of Regents:
Subject
Units
Courses
Any 4 English/Language Arts
Math
Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry & 1 Higher-Level Math*
Natural Science
1 Life Science/Lab, 1 Physical Science/Lab, & 2 Science Electives
Social Science
1 U.S. History, 1 World History & 1 Social Science Elective
Foreign Language
Both units must be in the same language. American Sign Language is acceptable.
Letter of Completion
This is a letter from the primary teacher or program administrator certifying completion of high school and date of high school graduation.
Portfolio
You can demonstrate RHSC competence by submitting a portfolio detailing your years of high school study if you meet the following criteria:
SAT score of at least 1230 (critical reading and math) or an ACT score of at least 23 (composite)
Board of Regents’ minimum criteria for each section:
SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score of at least 480 and SAT Math score of at least 440
ACT English or Reading score of at least 17 and ACT Math score of at least 17
SAT and ACT test scores must be submitted electronically directly from the testing organization.
To satisfy the RHSC requirement, your portfolio must include the following information:
A transcript listing courses are taken by the year
Course title
Course description
List of course learning materials, including textbooks and software
Course credit
Year completed
Grade earned
Source (public school, private school, correspondence program, or home-generated curriculum)
Mail your portfolio before
June 1
to:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Sparks Hall, Suite 200
33 Gilmer St. SE
Atlanta, GA 30303
"Do I
Qualify?"
Panther Predictor
Students who wish to enter Georgia State University directly from high school will be admitted based upon the following four factors: SAT/ACT composite score,* high school grade point average (GPA), first-year index (FI) and number of high school courses completed in the core subject areas. The FI is based on a combination of SAT/ACT scores and high school GPA in college preparatory courses only.
This tool will help you determine the probability of first-year admission in advance of applying. The system will calculate your data and report an “unofficial admission decision” for first-time first-year students only.
This tool uses the SAT two-digit test scoring structure (10-40) adopted in March 2016. If your test date was before March 2016, you will need to convert your scores to the new scoring structure. The
College Board Concordance
provides conversion charts and other resources to see how your old scores compare to the new scores.
Note:
International students should refer to the
International Admissions page
for more information.
The SAT FI formula:
SAT FI= (500x HSGPA) + 1.06 x (SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing + SAT Math) – 74
The ACT FI formula:
ACT FI= (500 x HSGPA) + (ACT composite x 42) + 88
Note:
Admission requirements may vary from year to year, and the requirements mentioned here are the minimum values and do not guarantee admission to Georgia State or a scholarship.
Application
Tips
Application Tips
Applying to Georgia State has never been easier, and this page walks you through two of the optional elements of our application: the essay and letter of recommendation.
You do not have to submit your letter of recommendation at the same time you submit your application. You may submit your application and essay* first and then your letter of recommendation once it is complete.
*Please Note:
If you’re applying through the nontraditional student application, you can attach an optional essay (in Word or PDF format) in an email to
[email protected]
. Be sure to include your Panther ID number.
Topics and Tips for the Optional Essay
This essay is a window into who you are, your passions and your potential for being a good match at Georgia State. It is a way of getting to know you without actually meeting you. The essay is how you stand out — or how you fall flat.
It’s not easy to write about yourself. This is likely something you haven’t done in the past. Don’t overthink it. Just write what you feel most comfortable with.
Here are the essay topics from which to write a 250-650 word essay
Some students have a background, identity, interest or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.
The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount an incident or time when you faced a challenge, setback or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?
Reflect on a time when you questioned or challenged a belief or idea. What prompted your thinking? What was the outcome?
Describe a problem you’ve solved or a problem you’d like to solve. It can be an intellectual challenge, a research query, an ethical dilemma, or anything that is of personal importance, no matter the scale. Explain its significance to you and what steps you took or could take to identify a solution.
Discuss an accomplishment, event or realization that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or others.
Describe a topic, idea or concept you find so engaging that it makes you lose all track of time. Why does it captivate you? What or whom do you turn to when you want to learn more?
Share an essay on any topic of your choice. It can be one you’ve already written, one that responds to a different prompt or one of your own design.
Do’s and Don’ts of Essay Writing
Please Do…
Spend a few hours brainstorming about what you would like to include in your essay.
Try to make your essay as unique and memorable as possible. Think about yourself in relation to the rest of the world, understand how you relate and, particularly, consider what’s special about you.
Write your essay in a document editor to revise and edit. Once you have the final draft, you can cut and paste it into your online application.
Have someone else proofread your essay to avoid making common grammatical or spelling errors. Have at least three individuals other than family members review your essay and make suggestions for improvement.
Last but not least, take a few minutes to read your essay out loud.
Please Don’t…
Submit a last-minute draft. Even the best writers make the simplest mistakes.
Use clichés. Clichés say to the Admissions review committee that you did not put much thought into your essay.
Write your own question. If a topic required does not apply to you, select one that does.
Wait until the last minute to complete your essays. Get started early.
Write what you think we want to read. Write what you want to say.
Blow off the essay. We wouldn’t ask you to write it if we didn’t find it to be an important way to get to know you and what you have to bring to Georgia State.
Letter of
Recommendation
Optional Letter of Recommendation
Who Can Complete Your Letter of Recommendation?
High school counselor
High school teacher
High school coach
Who Cannot Complete Your Letter of Recommendation?
Friends
Family members*
Employers (current or previous)
Pets (real or stuffed)
*Please Note:
Home-school students may use a parent.
How Should Your Recommender Submit the Letter of Recommendation?
You may give the form to your recommender to complete and print out, or you may print it out and provide your recommender with a hard copy. Once completed and signed, the form should be mailed to:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
P.O. Box 4009
Atlanta, GA 30302-4009
First-Generation Students
Check out Georgia State’s
Guide for First-
Generation
Students
. The guide brings together a variety of resources to help trailblazing students who will be the first in their families to attend a four-year college or university.
Frequently Asked Questions
VIEW MORE FAQS
High School Students HTA Page
Appeals for Admissions
The Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admissions and the Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success and Vice Provost are the President’s designees for purposes of hearing Undergraduate Admissions Appeals.
Academic ineligibility
Applicants for undergraduate admission who are denied due to academic ineligibility may appeal the denial to the Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admissions within 20 days of the date of the denial letter. The decision of the Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admissions is final. Students can appeal based on the following:
Has earned higher test scores or raised his/her GPA and wishes to be re-evaluated through submission of updated documents.
A denied applicant has compelling reasons explaining why his/her academic record or test scores do not meet the standards.
If you wish to appeal your denial, you must complete the appeal process through submission of the following documents within 20 days of the date of the denial letter.
Official Appeal forms [PDF format]
Freshman Appeal Form
(if applicable)
OR
Non- Freshman Appeal Form
(if applicable)
Letter of Appeal explaining circumstances and reasons for reconsideration
Supporting documents (new test scores, updated transcripts, doctors’ notes, medical records, death certificate, recommendations, resumes, explanation of academic rigor, etc.)
Disciplinary/criminal history or falsification of application
Applicants for undergraduate admission who are denied for reasons related to disciplinary/criminal history or falsification of application may appeal the denial to the Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success and Vice Provost within 20 days of the date of the denial letter. The decision of the Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success and Vice Provost is final.
As a permanent resident, how do I provide proof of residency?
Please submit a copy of the front and back of your Permanent Resident Card to
[email protected]
Before I apply, how will I know which credits transfer from my previous college?
If your previous college was in the U.S., please check course credit equivalencies using our Transfer Credit Predictor at
gsu.transfer.degree
. It is up to each academic department to determine which credits are transferable. Once you are accepted, please contact your assigned academic adviser to see how many and which credits transferred.
Disciplinary and Academic Standing
Academic and disciplinary standing are factors taken into consideration for applicants being reviewed for admission. For the purposes of admission, good disciplinary and academic standing means the applicant has no pending disciplinary charges, outstanding disciplinary sanctions or disciplinary or academic issues that would prevent the applicant from re-enrolling at a previously attended high school, college or university. For additional information, see the
General Admission Policy in the Georgia State Undergraduate Catalog
Does Georgia State consider the writing portion of the SAT or the writing portion of the ACT?
Georgia State will accept the writing portion of the SAT and ACT if a student sends it with their application. While the writing score is not entered into the admission calculation process, we reserve the right to read and consider the writing sample before rendering a final decision. You may review the first-year index (FI) calculation process for a
research university here
, and note that the minimum FI listed does not guarantee acceptance.
As a rapidly growing public research university rooted in a major city, we’re flipping the script on the conventional college experience.
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Learn About Tuition
Check out our Cost Calculator, financial aid and scholarships to get an idea of what you’ll spend to attend Georgia State.
WE'LL HELP MAKE IT EASY
Application Status
Use your PantherID number to track your progress and ensure you meet deadlines and other requirements.
WHERE DO I STAND?
As a rapidly growing public research university rooted in a major city, we’re flipping the script on the conventional college experience.
EXPERIENCE THE STATE WAY
Learn About Tuition
Check out our Cost Calculator, financial aid and scholarships to get an idea of what you’ll spend to attend Georgia State.
WE'LL HELP MAKE IT EASY
Application Status
Use your PantherID number to track your progress and ensure you meet deadlines and other requirements.
WHERE DO I STAND?
404-413-2500
[email protected]
Welcome Center
100 Auburn Ave. NE.
Atlanta, GA 30303*
*Temporary location
Our admissions counselors are here to guide you through the application and acceptance process.
Connect with yours today
Need to send us your transcript?
We have multiple options available
. For international admissions or credential questions, contact
[email protected]
Admissions Counselor Search Results
Scott Burke
Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admissions
Email Scott Burke
Specialty:
Freshman Applicants
Out of State Areas:
Massachusetts
Omar Nelson
Freshman Admissions Counselor
Phone:
404-413-2068
Email Omar Nelson
Specialty:
Freshman Applicants, Kipp Enrollment Initiative, Pounce Back, Summer Leadership Academy
Georgia Counties:
Appling, Atkinson, Bacon, Ben Hill, Berrien, Bibb, Bleckley, Clayton, Clinch, Coffee, Crisp, Dodge, Dooly, Echols, Evans, Fayette, Henry, Houston, Irwin, Jeff Davis, Johnson, Lanier, Laurens, Montgomery, Pierce, Pulaski, Spalding, Tattnall, Telfair, Toombs, Treutlen, Turner, Twiggs, Ware, Wheeler, Wilcox, Wilkinson
Out of State Areas:
Kansas, Louisiana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas
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REMINDER:
THE APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS IS
MAY 1
You must submit your test scores for the fall entry term. Only fully completed applications will be reviewed,
so check your checklist, upload any missing materials, and finalize your application as soon as possible to avoid missing this opportunity.
You can submit your SAT score through
CollegeBoard.org
or your ACT score at
ACT.org
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