The Chronicle of Higher Education

U. of Georgia Settles With White Students Who Sued Over Law-School Admissions

The University of Georgia agreed on Tuesday to pay $55,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by two white applicants who were rejected from the institution’s law school. The students charged that the ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education

U. of Georgia Won’t Use Race or Other Nonacademic Factors in Undergraduate Admissions

University of Georgia officials announced last week that they would eliminate the use of race and other nonacademic factors in making admissions decisions for nearly all of next fall’s freshman class.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution

More Georgia public colleges to require admissions testing in fall 2026

The pause in admissions testing caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will come to an end at four more public colleges and universities in Georgia starting with the fall of 2026. University System of ...
The Red & Black

UGA College of Pharmacy signs admissions deal with Georgia Gwinnett College

The University of Georgia College of Pharmacy and Georgia Gwinnett College recently signed an agreement which will allow undergraduate GGC biology students with concentrations in biochemistry to ...
Inside Higher Ed

Georgia Launches New Direct Admissions Program

Public colleges and universities in Georgia will soon be mailing letters to the state’s 120,000 high school seniors, urging them to apply to any of 45 state institutions. The effort is part of a new ...