Important Message Regarding Test Score Requirements
The University System of Georgia (USG) will continue the current temporary waiver of SAT/ACT score requirements for Academic Year 2025-2026 (Fall 2025, Spring 2026, and Summer 2026) admission at 23 of the 26 USG institutions. Under the temporary test score waiver, applicants opting not to submit SAT/ACT scores, or submitting scores that do not meet score requirements, may be admissible by meeting a higher minimum high school GPA.
The temporary test score waiver does not apply to the following:
- Georgia College & State University
- Georgia Institute of Technology
- University of Georgia
Beginning with Fall 2026 admission, SAT/ACT scores will also be required for the following:
- Augusta University
- Georgia Southern University (Statesboro and Armstrong Campuses only)
- Georgia State University (Atlanta Campus only)
- Kennesaw State University
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This website is provided for informational purposes only. Any results provided on this page are not a guarantee of admission to any USG institution.
High School GPA Help
Entry of a high school GPA is required. USG institutions calculate the high school GPA using the 17 academic units of the USG’s Required High School Curriculum (RHSC). If you haven’t yet completed the 17 RHSC units, your GPA should be calculated using the units you have completed so far. For additional information on the GPA calculation, visit our High School GPA Requirements page.
SAT Scores Help
The entry of SAT scores is not required. If you have SAT scores, you are encouraged to enter them to receive the most complete results. If one SAT score is entered, both scores must be entered. If you have taken the SAT more than once, you should enter your highest scores across all of your test dates.
ACT Scores Help
The entry of ACT scores is not required. If you have ACT scores, you are encouraged to enter them to receive the most complete results. If one ACT score is entered, all three scores must be entered. If you have taken the ACT more than once, you should enter your highest scores across all of your test dates.