Can you get into University of Georgia?

Athens, GA · Public · 32,137 students Here is the class that got in, and where your numbers land inside it.

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The admitted class · 2024

What it took to get in

Acceptance rate

37.7%

SAT middle 50%

1270–1480

median 1360

ACT middle 50%

29–34

median 31

Admitted GPA

~4.15

weighted, as the college reports it

Testing

optional

46% submitted an SAT

Graduation rate

89%

within six years

Reported by the college

What University of Georgia actually reads

Colleges publish which parts of an application they weigh. It is the most useful thing they say about admissions and almost nobody reads it, because knowing that an essay is very important here and class rank is not considered changes where the work should go.

  • Very important

    The parts of an application this school weighs most heavily.

    • Grades
    • Course rigor
  • Important

    Weighed, though below the factors above.

    • Test scores
  • Considered

    Looked at, but not decisive on its own.

    • Essay
    • Recommendations
    • Extracurriculars
    • Talent or ability
    • Character and personal qualities
    • First-generation status
    • Volunteer work
    • Work experience
  • Not considered

    Reported as playing no part in the decision.

    • Class rank
    • Interview
    • Demonstrated interest
    • Legacy
    • State residency
    • Where you live
    • Religious affiliation

From University of Georgia’s Common Data Set, 2024, section C7, where colleges report how heavily they weigh each part of an application.

Admitted GPA · 2024

What GPA you need for University of Georgia

Admitted students average around a 4.15 (weighted, as the college reports it). A single average hides how compressed the top of an admitted class is, so here is the whole distribution:

  • 3.75 and above98%
  • 3.50 to 3.741%
  • 3.25 to 3.49<1%
  • 3.00 to 3.24<1%
  • 2.50 to 2.99<1%
  • 2.00 to 2.49<1%
  • Below 2.000%

Share of admitted students in each band, from University of Georgia’s Common Data Set. Colleges read GPA alongside course rigor, so a slightly lower GPA in harder courses can read stronger than the number suggests.

Real cost · 2024 data

What families actually pay

The sticker price is $27,993, but almost nobody pays it. Average net price at University of Georgia by family income, after grants and scholarships:

  • Under $30k$8,085
  • $30k–$48k$8,686
  • $48k–$75k$13,096
  • $75k–$110k$16,942
  • Over $110k$18,079

U.S. Department of Education data: average net price per year for aided first-time students. Your number depends on your family’s finances.

Common questions

University of Georgia admissions, answered

What is University of Georgia's acceptance rate?

University of Georgia admits 37.7% of applicants (latest reported cycle: 2024).

What SAT score do you need for University of Georgia?

The middle 50% of admitted students score between 1270 and 1480. A score above 1480 clears the 75th percentile; below 1270, the rest of the application has to carry more weight.

What GPA do you need for University of Georgia?

Admitted students average around a 4.15 GPA (weighted, as the college reports it). Colleges read GPA alongside course rigor, so a slightly lower GPA in harder courses can read stronger.

Is University of Georgia test-optional?

Yes, University of Georgia is currently test-optional. Submit a score if it falls inside or above the admitted middle 50%.

What does University of Georgia look for in an application?

University of Georgia reports that it weighs grades, course rigor, test scores most heavily, in its Common Data Set. Anything it lists as not considered is worth knowing too, because effort spent there does not count here.

How much does University of Georgia actually cost?

Sticker price is $27,993, but the average family pays $13,936 after aid. Families earning under $30k pay about $8,085 per year on average.

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