Early Action vs Early Decision: What's the Difference? - The Scholarship System
Choosing between early action vs early decision is critical for college students. Here's a look at the differences between them.| The Scholarship System
UGA Overall EA Admissions Over the last decade, the UGA applicant pool has grown at a substantial rate. If you look at the number of applicants over the past 10 years, you will see tremendous growth in our applicant pool both in size and in academic strength. We have gone from roughly 11,000 EA applicants […]| UGA Undergraduate Admissions
Choosing between early action vs early decision is critical for college students. Here's a look at the differences between them.| The Scholarship System
We are roughly three weeks out from the UGA Early Action (EA) application deadline, so here are a few suggestions/recommendations for applicants/parents: Please, please, please (that is 3 pleases, which means it’s important) don’t wait until near the deadline to apply. Seriously, it puts you and your counselor/teachers/parents in a challenging spot. Delaying things on […]| UGA Undergraduate Admissions
Hitting the Sweet Spot. This phrase has links to sports, advertising, business, and more, and it is generally defined as achieving the optimal outcome by locating the best possible condition for a situation. In baseball, it’s about hitting the ball in the center of the fattest part of the bat barrel. In business, it’s about […]| UGA Undergraduate Admissions
The UGA 2026 First Year application will be opening up on August 1 on the Common App, so here are a few things to know prior to it going live: Should a student apply Early Action (EA) or Regular Decision (RD)?: Ultimately, this question needs to be answered by you, the student/applicant. We treat […]| UGA Undergraduate Admissions
Colleges typically provide students with a few college admissions options. Here's what you need to know about the different types of college admissions.| The Scholarship System
Applying to college is an important step towards a student’s success for the future, and it requires a lot of hard-work and decision making. This leads many students who are applying to college to h| The Lance
