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Application Procedures ...1. Complete an Application for Admission with a $20 Application Fee. Applications can be obtained directly through the Admissions Office or by downloading from here and submitting to the admissions office (this download requires the use of Acrobat Reader which may be obtained free of charge by clicking here. Potential students may also apply-online by clicking here.
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Request transcripts from previous educational experiences:
Documents
should be requested from the issuing institution and sent directly to our
Admissions Office, 131 College Circle, Swainsboro, GA. 30401 3. Effective June 1, 2005, SAT or ACT scores are no longer required for anyone whose high school class graduated within five years of the date of intended enrollment at East Georgia College. However, to exempt the COMPASS placement test, SAT scores are required. When students are admitted, they may be required to take the COMPASS Test which is an initial placement exam. Transfer students may or may not be required to take the COMPASS Test. All students who are required to take the COMPASS Test may not register without test results. Back to Top |
COMPASS TestThe COMPASS Test is a placement exam, not an admissions test. Normally, a student has already been admitted when they take the COMPASS Test. The results are given directly to the student at the end of the test, and are to be used with the student’s advisor to properly register in appropriate courses. The results are confidential and there is no cost for the COMPASS Test. This diagnostic test is designed to place each student in courses which will prepare him/her for success and achievement in their educational goals. Calculators are permitted. The COMPASS test can be taken any time after an application for admissions has been submitted. The testing lab is open Monday through Friday (with the exception of holidays) from 8 am until 3 pm. No appointment is necessary. Please report to the Admissions Office to take this test. Back to Top |
Admissions CategoriesTRADITIONAL STUDENT
A
freshman student who has never enrolled in a regionally accredited college or
university and plans to transfer to a four-year institution to pursue a
bachelor’s degree. This
student’s high school class would have graduated within 5 years of the
intended date of enrollment.
TRANSFER STUDENT
Any
student who has previously attended another college or university and enrolling
at East Georgia College for the first time.
Upon receipt of all official transcripts, we will produce an official
evaluation informing the transfer student of all transferable work that
transferred toward the Associate Degree at EGC and, if applicable, the status of
any developmental course requirements.
NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENT
Adults
who have been out of high school or college for at least 5 years. Students who have attended college 5 years or more ago,
must not have completed more than 30 transferable units, otherwise they are
classified TRANSFER students.
TRANSIENT STUDENT
Students
regularly enrolled in another institution who expects to return to that
institution and desires to enroll temporarily for one or more semesters at East Georgia
College. Requires a letter of
permission from the “home” institution.
POST SECONDARY OPTIONS
High
school students with high academic achievement (minimum 3.0 gpa in CPC courses)
and standardized test scores (970 combined SAT) may, with approval, under
specific conditions from the high school, parents and East Georgia College, may
enroll in college courses either part-time or full-time before graduating from
high school. ACCEL students receive
both high school and college credit for courses approved.
The Program is open to juniors and seniors. A minimum of 530 Verbal SAT is required for English and Social
Science courses and 530 Math SAT for Math courses.
ADMISSION TO CAREER PROGRAMS, A.A.S.
Students
with Diplomas from Sandersville, Southeastern, Ogeechee, Heart of Georgia and
Swainsboro Technical Institutes may earn an A.A.S. Degree from East Georgia by
taking 7 or 8 specific courses which are also part of the CORE requirements for
the AA Degree. Exceptions may be
made for other Technical School graduates.
AUDITOR
In
special instances, Auditors may take regular college courses with the
understanding that no college credit is received.
NON-DEGREE STUDENT
Under
special circumstances, usually when a student wishes to take course for
enrichment or special interest and does not wish to pursue a degree, for example
a language or computer course, students may enroll as a Non Degree student. Students are limited to 10 semester hours under this status.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS East Georgia College welcomes International students, however they must be able to finance their education, which is estimated at $18,000 all-inclusive fees (Non resident tuition, fees, books, transportation, board, room, clothing and recreation). In addition, International students must present verifiable evidence that their English language skills are strong enough to pursue instruction in English at the College level. HOME SCHOOL/NON ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL Students who complete an accredited home school program, whose accrediting agency is approved by the University System of Georgia, are considered for admissions provided they meet the admissions requirements for recent high school graduates. Graduates of non-accredited programs must take the GED. Back to Top |
HousingEast Georgia College does not operate student housing. Off-campus housing is readily available and it is the responsibility of each student to make arrangements for desired housing accommodations. EGC will suggest a list of possible housing for students upon request. Back to Top |
Financial AidThe Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA Form) is required for all types of Financial Aid, including HOPE, PELL, Work-Study, Stafford Loans and Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant funds (FSEOG). All federal financial aid awards are made on the basis of verified need. We strongly encourage students to complete the FAFSA Application Form early in the spring (February-March) for Fall Semester enrollment and during September-October for Spring Semester enrollment. The Financial Aid Office will attempt to accommodate applicants for financial aid after August 1 for Fall and after Dec. 1 for Spring, however, it is unlikely funds will arrive by the first day of classes and alternate means of payment will be necessary. The FAFSA Institution Code for East Georgia College is 010997. Back to Top |
ScholarshipsThe East Georgia College Foundation funds scholarships awarded on the basis of MERIT and a combination of Merit and need. PRESIDENTIAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS are Full Tuition scholarships for one full year, renewable the second year. Minimum requirements for the Presidential Scholarship are: 3.5 GPA (85), 1050 combined SAT scores and graduation with honors. Thirty (30) high schools are participants, both public and private. A list of participating high schools is available by contacting the Admissions Office at East Georgia College. LEADERSHIP Scholarships range in amount from $300 to $1,000 annually and are renewable. Minimum requirements are 3.0 GPA (80) from high school and 1010 Total on the SAT. Some scholarships are reserved for adult students. All Foundation Scholarships consider academic achievement, character, school and community service. All applicants must be admitted to the college before they can be considered for a scholarship. Call the Admissions Office for an Application for Scholarship: (478) 289-2017. Back to Top |
Summer TermSummer Courses are a good way to catch up or accelerate. Most summer term courses are 7 weeks in length. All credit earned at EGC, including Summer Term has semester value. |
Admissions CycleAdmissions Notices are sent out on a rolling basis. Official deadlines for admission are: Fall Semester: August 1 Spring Semester: December 15 Summer Term: June 2 Applications will be considered until registration day on an individual basis. |
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