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Colleges / University of North Georgia

University of North Georgia

Dahlonega, GA 4-Year Public
Acceptance Rate80%
Acceptance Rate80%

About University of North Georgia

University of North Georgia is a public, state institution in the town of Dahlonega, Georgia. University of North Georgia was founded in 1873. The college enrolls around 18,985 students per year, including 18,155 undergraduates.

University of North Georgia Acceptance Rate 2022

Around 80% of applicants get into University of North Georgia each year. In 2022, 7,748 students applied to University of North Georgia and 6,217 were admitted.

University of North Georgia Admissions Facts At-A-Glance
Overall Acceptance Rate 80%
Early Decision Acceptance Rate ED offered but % not available
Early Action Acceptance Rate EA Offered but % not available
Average GPA 3.5
Test Optional May require tests
Applicants Submitting SAT scores 32%

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University of North Georgia is locatedin Dahlonega, Georgia, near the city of Atlanta.

If you want to see University of North Georgia for yourself, be sure to plan a visit! The best way to reach campus is to take State Highway 400 to Dahlonega, or book a flight to the nearest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International.

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College Info

82 College Circle Dahlonega, GA 30597

Campus Setting: Small Town

University of North Georgia Application Deadline

First-Year Applications are Due

Feb 15

Transfer Applications are Due

Not available

The deadline for Fall first-year applications to University of North Georgia is Feb 15.

Check the school website for more information about deadlines for specific programs or special admissions programs

University of North Georgia SAT Scores

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Composite SAT Range

1050 - 1220

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Math SAT Range

510 - 600

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Reading SAT Range

530 - 630

University of North Georgia Tuition & Fees

Tuition & Fees

$20,872

In State

$35,030

Out-of-State
Cost Breakdown
In State
Out-of-State
State Tuition
$5,596
$19,754
Fees
$1,866
$1,866
Housing
$11,950
$11,950
Books
$1,460
$1,460

Student Life

Wondering what life at University of North Georgia is like? There are approximately 18,985 students enrolled at University of North Georgia, including 18,155 undergraduate students and 830 graduate students. 66% percent of students attend school full-time, 98% percent are from GA and 2% percent of students are from other states.

66%

Full Time

34%

Part Time

98%

In State

2%

Out-of-State

Data Source: IPEDs and Peterson's Databases © 2022 Peterson's LLC All rights reserved

Quick Facts

Total Enrollment

18,985

Campus Setting

Small Town

Acceptance Rate

80%

Tuition and Fees

In State

$7,462

Out-of-State

$21,620

Fall Freshmen
Application Deadline

Feb 15
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