Colleges / Georgia Colleges in Georgia. All 47 four-year colleges in Georgia that report admissions (19 public, 28 private), with acceptance rates, SAT ranges, average price after grants and the first 2026–27 deadline. Most applied to first. Open a college to check your chances.
College Admitted SAT middle 50% Net price First deadline Georgia Tech Atlanta 13% 1370–1530 $15,901 EA Oct 15 UGA Athens 34% 1250–1420 $16,303 EA Oct 15 Georgia State Atlanta 57% 1030–1240 $16,390 EA Nov 15 Emory Atlanta 10% 1480–1540 $27,986 ED Nov 1 Kennesaw State Kennesaw 79% 1010–1210 $17,566 Rolling Georgia Southern Statesboro 70% 980–1140 $16,957 Rolling Clark Atlanta University Atlanta 65% – $29,736 EA Nov 1 Savannah College of Art and Design Savannah 84% 1050–1280 $46,524 Rolling Spelman Atlanta 24% 1100–1300 $37,403 ED Nov 1 University of North Georgia Dahlonega 96% 1010–1200 $11,687 RD Mar 1 Mercer Macon 69% 1170–1330 $24,197 EA Nov 1 Berry College Mount Berry 62% 1100–1278 $25,383 EA Nov 1 Georgia College & State University Milledgeville 88% 1060–1240 $19,769 EA Oct 15 Georgia Gwinnett College Lawrenceville 96% 860–1100 $11,037 – Augusta University Augusta 89% 1020–1230 $13,486 EA Oct 31 Morehouse Atlanta 52% 1010–1140 $34,733 ED Nov 1 Valdosta State University Valdosta 78% 920–1080 $11,532 Rolling Fort Valley State University Fort Valley 63% 795–920 $11,457 – University of West Georgia Carrollton 80% 940–1130 $14,962 Rolling Middle Georgia State University Macon 100% 940–1180 $13,326 – Columbus State University Columbus 99% 800–1030 $11,384 – Point University West Point 68% 972–1237 $22,622 – College of Coastal Georgia Brunswick 99% 900–1165 $12,670 – Brenau University Gainesville 87% 990–1170 $20,860 – Oglethorpe University Atlanta 90% 1120–1280 $22,251 EA Nov 1 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Tifton 77% 900–1110 $6,923 – Paine College Augusta 83% – $17,048 – Gordon State College Barnesville 87% 850–1080 $8,255 – Agnes Scott College Decatur 64% 1098–1280 $25,609 ED Nov 1 Piedmont University Demorest 93% 990–1170 $21,599 RD Jul 17 Georgia Southwestern State University Americus 77% 900–1130 $11,779 – Young Harris College Young Harris 77% 1000–1240 $20,509 – Reinhardt University Waleska 62% – $27,507 Rolling Clayton State University Morrow 71% 868–1070 $9,397 RD Jul 15 LaGrange College Lagrange 63% – $24,564 – Wesleyan College Macon 62% 876–943 $15,621 Rolling Covenant College Lookout Mountain 75% 1150–1360 $25,471 EA Nov 10 Brewton-Parker College Mount Vernon 86% – $22,488 – Toccoa Falls College Toccoa Falls 64% 1060–1250 $20,657 – Shorter University Rome 97% 900–1130 $16,692 – Andrew College Cuthbert 51% – $22,806 – Truett McConnell University Cleveland 91% – $22,373 – Life University Marietta 93% 935–1133 $30,403 RD Jun 7 Thomas University Thomasville 43% 970–1110 $19,087 – Emmanuel University Franklin Springs 53% – $19,006 – Reformed University Lawrenceville 73% – – – Herzing University-Atlanta Atlanta 94% – $22,886 –
ED = early decision, EA = early action, REA = restrictive early action, RD = regular decision. Deadlines are from Common App’s requirements grid; colleges not on the Common App show a dash. Admit rates come from each college’s Common Data Set when it publishes one, otherwise IPEDS (fall 2023 ). All application deadlines .
Hardest colleges to get into in Georgia Emory admitted 10% of 37,561 applicants.Georgia Tech admitted 13% of 66,881 applicants.Spelman admitted 24% of 11,533 applicants.UGA admitted 34% of 47,464 applicants.Thomas University admitted 43% of 526 applicants.Which of these fit you?
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Colleges in other states Sources: each college’s Common Data Set where published, IPEDS (College Navigator), and Common App’s 2026–27 requirements grid. Clarity Prep isn’t affiliated with any college listed.