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UGA Director of Admissions on Campus Tue. Oct. 1

Juniors and Seniors, Dave Graves, Director of Admissions from The University of Georgia will be presenting an information session on Tue. Oct. 1 from 1:40-2:15 during lunch in the PABC High School Loft. If you are interested in attending, you must sign up in the HS Office by this… Read More

Seniors can apply for free to Georgia College this week!

GCSU is celebrating fall all week by waiving their application fee for fall 2025 first-year and transfer applicants beginning today, September 16, through September 25. We invite you to fall in love with Georgia College & State University and take advantage of our free application period. Here are just… Read More

Congressional Student Programs available for students

STUDENT PROGRAMS: CONGRESSIONAL APP CHALLENGE The Congressional App Challenge allows students to compete with their peers by creating a software application, or “app,” for the internet, personal computer, tablet, mobile device, or other platform of their choice. The winning app is featured on the U.S. House… Read More

Fall 2024 Georgia Probe College Tour

  The annual Georgia Probe College Tour offers high school students and their families an opportunity to explore post-secondary options, including colleges and vocational and technical school programs. Probe fairs are hosted in local communities throughout the state and attract colleges, universities, and schools of all shapes, sizes, and… Read More

ACT updates

      Significant changes to the ACT are set to roll out in the spring of 2025.  Our friends at Five Points Prep have summarized the changes…here’s what you need to know about the upcoming changes to the ACT: Streamlined Testing Experience Reduced Number of Questions: The… Read More

Upcoming College Visit from The University of Alabama

  There will be an admissions counselor from The University of Alabama in the Wolverine Den during lunch on Tue., Sep. 17     All interested sophomores, juniors and seniors are encouraged to stop by and talk with them.    For more information, please see Mrs. Ricketts. Read More