Georgia State University
Office of Undergraduate Admissions |Sparks Hall, Suite 200| 33 Gilmer Street | Atlanta, Georgia 30303 | Phone: (404) 413-2500
First Year Admission Requirements and Information:
GPA
ACT/SAT
Requirements
Minimum Range: 3.2 – 3.7
*Average based on 2011-2012 Admissions:
25th percentile: 3.28
50th percentile: 3.40
75th percentile: 3.68
ACT
Minimum Composite Range: 21-27
*Average Composite Score Admitted: 21-26
SAT
Minimum Combined Verbal and Math Range 970 – 1190
*Average Verbal Score Admitted: 500-590
*Average English Score Admitted 21-26
*Average Math Score Admitted: 500-600
*Average Math Score Admitted 20-26
AP Classes
GSU will accept AP course credit. Scores of at least 3 or higher on the AP exam are required to receive course credit. (Environmental Science
requires a 4). Please visit http://advisement.gsu.edu/freshmen/freshmen-credits/ap-credits/ for more information.
#of Applicants
# Admitted
Acceptance Rate
Average Yearly
Cost of Attendance
(COA)
*12,656
*6,559
*51.8%
Tuition
Student Fees
Book/Supplies
Room and Board
Total:
$8,112
$2,218
$1,200
*$12,684
$24,214
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This is a 2014-15 COA table for First-Year Undergraduate and assumes
full-time enrollment (at least 12 course credits in a given semester)
Figures assume an average room and board and books/supplies cost.
Does not include other miscellaneous expenses
Visit http://admissions.gsu.edu/what-does-it-cost/cost-calculator/ for
more information
Undergraduate Fields of Study (Some fields may have various bachelor degree opportunities)
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Accounting
Actuarial Science
African and African
Diaspora Studies
Anthropology
Applied Linguistics
Art
Art History
Arts Administration –
Speech/Theatre
Asian Studies
Biology
Business Economics
Chemistry
Classical Studies
Clinical Health Informatics
Computer Information
Systems
Criminal Justice
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Economics
Education (Art,, Birth through
Five, Early Childhood, Health and
Phys Ed, Middle Level, Special Ed.,
English as a Foreign Language
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Educational Psychology
English
Exercise Science
Film and Video
Finance
Folklore
Foreign Language (Arabic,
French, German, Italian,
Japanese, Latin, Spanish
Geosciences
Gerontology
History
Hospitality Administration
Human Learning and
Development
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Interdisciplinary Studies
International Studies
Journalism
Law and Society
Managerial Science
Marketing
Mathematics
Middle East Studies
Modern Language and
Culture
Music
Music Management
Neuroscience
Nonprofit Leadership
Nursing
Nutrition
Philosophy
Physics
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Planning and Economic
Development
Political Science
Psychology
Public Policy
Real Estate
Religious Studies
Respiratory Therapy
Risk Management and
Insurance
Social Work
Sociology
Speech
Studio
Theater
Urban Education
Women’s Gender and
Sexuality Studies
For more information, visit admissions.gsu.edu.
Key:
* Statistics calculated and provided by Parchment.com based on the 2011-2012 Application Year
Precautionary Statement: Though the Grayson High School College and Career Center aims to provide accurate and up to date college admissions information, we
understand that the presented numerical figures and guidance statements obtained from college and universities and other unaffiliated resources are subject to
change, and are solely a reflection of past admittance. Therefore, we strongly encourage you to take a proactive approach to your academic future by conducting
further personal research in determining your next step.