Dual Enrollment

January 27 & 28, 2014

University Overview Video• One university on four campuses

University of North Georgia Overview

16,000 Students

Over 50 Associate Degree Programs

Over 50 Bachelor’s Degree Programs

7th Largest Public University in the State

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13 Master’s Degree Programs + DPT

We Still Have Access Mission

Competitive Bachelor’s Admission

278 Dual Enrolled Students

Gainesville Campus

6, 960 students

Age Range: 16-84 years old

Average Age: 21

Associate: 3.07 GPA, 967 SAT, 20 ACT

Bachelors: 3.46 GPA, 1122 SAT, 22 ACT

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Dahlonega Campus

5,650 bachelor’s students

620 master’s students

43% men; 57% women

33% live on campus; 67% commute

Corps of Cadets 12% of bachelor’s students

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3.64 GPA; 2940 FI; 1120 SAT; 24 ACT

Oconee Campus

2,501 students

Bachelor’s: 3.36 GPA, 1115 SAT, 23 ACT

Associate: 3.1 GPA, 992 SAT, 21 ACT

Some Associate Degrees Offered

Transition to Gainesville or DahlonegaTo Complete Bachelor’s Degree

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Cumming Campus

735 students

Bachelor’s: 3.43 GPA, 1153 SAT, 24 ACT

Associate: 3.09 GPA, 1014 SAT, 22 ACT

MBA Housed Here

Core Curriculum Offered – Transition to Complete Degree

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University of North Georgia

2013 U.S. News & World Report 22d among public universities in the 14 southern states: lowest debt load per student after graduation

Ranked as one of Kiplinger’s top public college 100 values in the nation in 2012

NCAA Division II Peachbelt Conference

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Colleges, Departments and Majors

January 27 & 28, 2014

Colleges, Departments and Majors• College of Arts and Letters

– Communication/Media Studies/Journalism– English– Political Science and International Affairs– World Languages and Cultures– Psychological Science– Theater– Criminal Justice– History/Anthropology/Philosophy– Military Science– Music– Sociology & Human Services– Visual Arts

Colleges, Departments and Majors• Mike Cottrell College of Business

– Paralegal Studies– Technology Management– Accounting– Finance– Management– Marketing– Business and Marketing Education– Computer Science

• College of Education

– Health, Physical Education and Recreation– Teacher Education

Colleges, Departments and Majors• College of Health Sciences and

Professions

– Clinical Mental Health Counseling– Nursing– Physical Therapy

• College of Mathematics and Science

– Biology– Chemistry/Biochemistry– Mathematics– Physics

• Institute for Environmental and SpatialAnalysis

Centers and Programs• Honor’s Program (3.5 GPA and 1150 SAT)• Center for Global Engagement and Study Abroad• Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities• University College • Chinese Language Flagship• Career Services

Dual Enrollment ProgramsKeith Antonia

January 27 & 28, 2014

Get a head start on college – graduate college earlier, therefore, less expense.

Helps satisfy HOPE requirement to take advanced classes.

If part-time Accel, you can still participate in high school or college activities.

If MOWR, you can participate in college activities.

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Why Dual Enroll?

Move on When ReadyFull Time Student on Cumming, Gainesville

and/or Oconee Campuses

HS GPA: 3.5 SAT: 530 Critical

Reading; 530 Math ACT: 23English; 23

Math

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Dual Enrollment Programs - Associate

Accel: Full or Part Time Student – Any Campus

HS GPA: 3.25SAT: 480 Critical Reading; 440 Math

Combined Score: 970ACT: 20 English; 18 Math

Composite Score: 20

Move on When Ready:Full Time Student – Any

Campus

HS GPA: 3.7 SAT: 600 Critical

Reading; 600 MathCombined Score 1200

ACT: 26 English; 26 Math

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Dual Enrollment Programs – Bachelor’s

Dual Enrollment CostsAccel: • No mandatory fees! Save $

hundreds• No tuition

MOWR:• Pays up to 12 credit hours of

tuition – student pays additional

• No fees

Estimated Book Costs: $100 - $125 per course = $500-$600

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How and When Do I Apply?Accel and MOWR: • Go see your guidance counselor to

determine what courses you should take

• Apply to the Accel program on GACollege411 or fill out MOWR Permission to Participate and checklist

• Determine your eligibility at your desired college

• Apply for admission to the college• Work with the college and high

school counselor to register for classes

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How and When Do I Apply?Accel and MOWR: • Deadlines: • Fall semester – July 1• Spring semester –

November 1st

• On-line application for admission + $30 fee

• Official high school transcripts• Official SAT or ACT scores• Lawful presence verification• MOWR: Permission to

Participate and checklist

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UNG Dual Enrollment Advisors

Oconee Campus: Ms. Angie Murrell Gainesville Campus: Mr. Charles BellCumming Campus: Ginny McEverDahlonega Campus: Derick Sutton

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Transition from DE to Traditional Freshmen at UNG

No need to reapply or pay another app fee!

Just visit the Admissions department by July 1st to transition your file to a

Traditional Freshmen admit.

Admissions Criteria

January 27 & 28, 2014

• 17 Required High School Curriculum Units*

• Freshman Index (FI) of 1640 or Higher

• Minimum test scoresSAT 330 Critical Reading and 310 MathACT 12 English 14 Math

• Full Admission test scoresSAT 480 Critical Reading and 440 MathACT 20 English and 18 Math

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*Applicants who do not complete all curriculum requirements in the 5 academic subject areas may be eligible for provisional admission. If admitted, these students must make up their deficiencies according to established guidelines.

Associate Admissions Criteria

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Bachelor’s Admissions CriteriaMinimum SAT CR: 480 (Average 562)Minimum SAT Math: 440 (Average 555) Minimum SAT 920 (Average1117)Average GPA: 3.62

Minimum ACT English: 20 (Average 25)Minimum ACT Math: 18 (Average 24)Average ACT Composite 24

Acceptance Rate for Freshman: Less than 50%

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Admissions DeadlinesBachelor’s Degree

• Fall: Rolling Admission 2900+ Freshman Index Early Action November 15 Regular Admission February 15

• Spring: November 1st

• Summer: April 1st

Associate Degree

• Fall: July 1st • Spring: November 1st

• Summer: April 1st

CostDirector of Admissions Keith Antonia

January 27 & 28, 2014

Associate Tuition and Fees

Full Time/Semester = 15 Hours• $1,459 tuition + $407 (all

campuses) fees = $1,866

Part Time• $97 per credit hour• Plus pro-rated mandatory fees

Estimated Book Costs: $100 - $125 per course = $500-$600

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Bachelor’s Tuition and FeesFull Time/Semester = 15 Hours• Gainesville: $2,487 tuition + $407 fees

= $2,894 • Dahlonega: $2,487 tuition + $859 fees

= $3,346

Part Time• $166 per credit hour• Plus pro-rated fees

Estimated Book Costs: $100 - $125 per course = $500-$600

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Dahlonega Bachelor’s Room and Board

Full Time Resident Student• $1,598 Traditional Res Halls• $2,451 Suite-Style Res Halls• $3,239 Apartment Res Halls

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Board• $1,977 All Access• $1,838 15-Meals• $1,747 10-Meals

Dahlonega Bachelor’s Total Tuition + Fees + Books + Room + Meals Range:• $7,191• $9,162

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Financial Aid

January 27 & 28, 2014

Financial Aid – You Can Afford UNG

HOPE and Zell Miller HOPE(New requirement to take advance classes)

Student Loans (Subsidized and Unsubsidized)

Pell Grants

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Federal Work Study

www.FAFSA.ed.gov

Parent Plus Loans

Financial Aid

FAFSA: Free Application for Federal Student Aid

Fall Semester March 15th

Spring Semester November 1st

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Summer Semester April 1st

www.FAFSA.ed.gov

Corps of Cadets

January 27-28, 2014

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Corps of CadetsThe Corps of Cadets serves as a leadership, character, and academic development laboratory where Cadets put into practical use the skills and theory that they learn in the classroom. The primary purpose is to

prepare our Cadets to serve as commissioned Army officers. The secondary purpose is to prepare Cadets

who do not or cannot commission, for life and leadership roles in the civilian world.

Corps of Cadets• 40+ Army ROTC Scholarships• 42 Georgia Military Scholarships• 20 Leadership Scholarships• Georgia ROTC Grant• Georgia Future Officers Grant• Bachelors in Dahlonega only• Residential program• Looking for scholar/athlete/leaders.

Visiting UNGCome Visit Us!

January 27 & 28, 2014+ Campus Visits+ Open House+ Federal Service Language Academy

+ STEM and Summer Language

Institutes this summer

End of SessionThank you for Coming!

January 27 & 28, 2014