You are graduating from an accredited high school or home school program, have graduated less than five years ago, and have not attended college after graduation. You are graduating from an ...

High school juniors and seniors, including home-school students, have access to a number of opportunities for enhancing their high school curriculum and to earn college credit prior to their high ...

You’re curious, creative, practical and always ready for a new challenge. Yes, you want to achieve your goals, but you also want what you do to make a difference in the world. You want to lead where ...

Being a member of the Boar Head’s Brigade is not the only way to grow your leadership skills. Explore these cadet organizations to find new experiences that will challenge you in different ways. The ...

You must be medically, physically and psychologically qualified to become an Army lieutenant. You must also meet the Army's physical standards. Your application will be submitted to Cadet Command, not ...

The University of North Georgia’s (UNG) Testing Centers are dedicated to providing a professional testing environment for the campus and community which enables test takers to perform at their maximum ...

All students completing a proctored activity via D2L will be required to obtain a DUO bypass code. To create and obtain a bypass code, do the following: Step 1. Access the 2FA-Tools website. Step 2.

For UNG Students: If you have earned a grade other than a W in your course, you may not earn CLEP or DANTES credit for the course. College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) tests are computer-based, ...

Receive or apply for In-State Tuition Rates Apply for Out-of-State Tuition Waivers Wish to participate in the Corps of Cadets If you are an applicant requesting tuition at the in-state rate, we cannot ...

First-year students applying to the University of North Georgia through summer 2025 can be considered for admission without ACT or SAT scores if they have a sufficiently high GPA. 3.0+ unweighted high ...

These requirements and instructions apply to if you graduated (or would have graduated) from high school five or more years from the start of your intended semester of enrollment, and you have fewer ...