UGA Visit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UGA is a fantastic school, just know out of state kids need HYP-like stats to be admitted.

Absolutely not true. My DS was admitted this year business/finance and did not have HYP stats. 12 APs, 4.4W gpa and 35 ACT (not super scored).

was this a joke?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UGA is a fantastic school, just know out of state kids need HYP-like stats to be admitted.

Absolutely not true. My DS was admitted this year business/finance and did not have HYP stats. 12 APs, 4.4W gpa and 35 ACT (not super scored).

Do you people not understand sarcasm? Compared to a low tier SEC school where kids can have C’s and no AP, UGA is pretty much like HYP to them. Everything is relative.

[Anonymous]

UGA needs at least 10 AP’s, A’s, and at most 2 B’s. 1300+. That’s not Bama or South Carolina, sweetie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Students "dress" for football game weekends.

Girls will wear skirts and boys will wear khaki pants and collared shirts.

That always creeped me out as a NY native when I attended UGA for law school in my late 20s. It just doesn't seem right to dress up for a football game.

Good thing you didn’t go to UVA or UNC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Students "dress" for football game weekends.

Girls will wear skirts and boys will wear khaki pants and collared shirts.

That always creeped me out as a NY native when I attended UGA for law school in my late 20s. It just doesn't seem right to dress up for a football game.

Good thing you didn’t go to UVA or UNC.

Uh oh. What do they do at UVA? Same thing, or worse? My kid will likely apply there. I expect he would be repulsed by the dressing up for football games too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Students "dress" for football game weekends.

Girls will wear skirts and boys will wear khaki pants and collared shirts.

That always creeped me out as a NY native when I attended UGA for law school in my late 20s. It just doesn't seem right to dress up for a football game.

Good thing you didn’t go to UVA or UNC.

Uh oh. What do they do at UVA? Same thing, or worse? My kid will likely apply there. I expect he would be repulsed by the dressing up for football games too.

Repulsed? Seems a little extreme. Did you let him wear pajamas to school for years so now he thinks polo shirts are repulsive?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Students "dress" for football game weekends.

Girls will wear skirts and boys will wear khaki pants and collared shirts.

That always creeped me out as a NY native when I attended UGA for law school in my late 20s. It just doesn't seem right to dress up for a football game.

Good thing you didn’t go to UVA or UNC.

Uh oh. What do they do at UVA? Same thing, or worse? My kid will likely apply there. I expect he would be repulsed by the dressing up for football games too.

Repulsed? Seems a little extreme. Did you let him wear pajamas to school for years so now he thinks polo shirts are repulsive?

+100

[Anonymous]

My UGA visit helped me get over my Northeast SLAC snobbery. I was impressed.

[Anonymous]

OU sure spanked them at cws.

[Anonymous]

12.5% os sat admits scored 1000_1200 on most recent cds.
https://oir.uga.edu/wp-content/uploads/UGA_CDS_2025-2026.pdf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Students "dress" for football game weekends.

Girls will wear skirts and boys will wear khaki pants and collared shirts.

That always creeped me out as a NY native when I attended UGA for law school in my late 20s. It just doesn't seem right to dress up for a football game.

Good thing you didn’t go to UVA or UNC.

Uh oh. What do they do at UVA? Same thing, or worse? My kid will likely apply there. I expect he would be repulsed by the dressing up for football games too.

Repulsed? Seems a little extreme. Did you let him wear pajamas to school for years so now he thinks polo shirts are repulsive?

+100

Football games are supposed to be casual affairs. There is a time and place to get dressed up, but football games are not included. Getting dressed up at a football game strikes me as an attempt to signal that one is of a higher social status than the typical football fan. "Hey, look at me, I'm in a sorority or fraternity, and I'm showing off my status by wearing fancy clothes."

[Anonymous]

Just the frat and sorority douches dress up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just the frat and sorority douches dress up.

What about frat and sorority people at places like Penn State, Ohio State, Michigan, Cal, Boston College, Syracuse, etc.? Do they dress up too? I get the impression it is mainly a southern greek thing to do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:12.5% os sat admits scored 1000_1200 on most recent cds.
https://oir.uga.edu/wp-content/uploads/UGA_CDS_2025-2026.pdf

Athletes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just the frat and sorority douches dress up.

What about frat and sorority people at places like Penn State, Ohio State, Michigan, Cal, Boston College, Syracuse, etc.? Do they dress up too? I get the impression it is mainly a southern greek thing to do.

You should get out a little more. DP