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Hi! It seems like tuition and fees are the same for both campuses. Or at least there aren't separate rates listed on the university website.

Thank you!! I guess the admissions committee agreed with you! Best of luck in Augusta!

So updating here: I applied and was verified back on November 6th. Then my last two prerequisite grades were added and I was re-verified on December 17th, and today (January 30th) I received my acceptance letter for the Athens Campus!

Amazing, thanks so much for sharing! And congrats on graduating from UGA! Sounds like you had a super competitive application (and obviously, since you got in so quickly!) Would you mind sharing what the different "status" changes were until it was eventually "accepted"? I've been sitting on "verified" for some time now. And that makes sense about Augusta, seems like a lovely campus. I'm hoping for Athens, since I already live here (and have a house here) and commuting to Augusta would be challenging. I'm a non-traditional student (graduated with my bachelors over a decade ago), and my undergrad GPA wasn't that great (~3.2), but I'm hoping that having a pre-req GPA of 3.7, plus being fluent in Spanish, along with having professional public health (non-clinical) experience will be enough! Fingers crossed!

Woop Woop! Congratulations! I just submitted my updated transcript for the prereqs I took for the semester that just ended so I hope I hear back soon. Would love to hear your stats (GPA, pre-req GPA, clinical experience etc)! Are you applying to other programs as well? If so is AU high on your list? Also was Augusta or Athens your top choice for campus?

Hi everyone, Didn't see a thread for this yet so I figured I could start one. I applied back in mid-November after the early consideration deadline and I'm waiting for my last couple of pre-req grades to be included in my final transcripts for this semester. Best of luck to everybody!

For those who have already been accepted - if you don't mind sharing: What kind of healthcare experience do you have? Do y'all think this is a big factor weighed in applications? This is listed on the FAQ under "How can I make my application stand out?":

Yup, say I were taking the prereq Human Development in Spring of 2025 and submitted my application for Fall 2025 in December 2024. Or would all prereqs need to be completed by the time I apply?

I plan on applying here for Fall 2025. Do yall happen to know if they accept classes that are in-progress when one submits their application?