<p>One correction to post #3. If you apply early action, UGA will either admit you, defer you or deny you. If you are denied, you do NOT have the opportunity to reapply under the regular decision process. Since UGA only looks at grades and SAT/ACT score for early action applicants, you need to be reasonably confident that you will either be admitted or, at least, deferred, based on those fundamental stats. If you are borderline on the stats, and strong on the ECs, you may want to wait and apply regular decision. The instructions to the UGA application reads: “Applicants denied admission through Early Action will not have the opportunity to submit additional information or to reapply under the Regular Decision plan…” (I’m looking at the Fall 2007 application form, so need to check to be sure nothing was changed for this year.) But in light of the GPA and ACT scores you show, you are very likely for Early Admit success, and stand almost no chance for a deny if you choose to try for Early Action. Just thought you should know.</p>