The Georgia Career Information Center (GCIC) at Georgia State University provides Georgians with a central and usable source of career information based on comprehensive research and development. The center, through its Georgia Career Information System (GCIS), provides Georgians with easy access to the most comprehensive, current, and accurate state and national occupational and educational information available in the state. The computer-based system contains self-assessment, exploration, and search strategies as well as a vast amount of occupational and educational information. As the state career information system, GCIS is Georgia's central source for current career information.

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Perform college searches, take the college personality quiz, check out the rankings, find a scholarship, and evaluate your career interests plus more all on one site.

Find out how to choose a career and how to reach your career goal. You can also pick up useful tips on job hunting, resume writing, and job interviewing techniques.

Note: This site is sponsored by a group of guaranty agencies who participate in the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) and are committed to providing information about higher education and career opportunities.

This site provides information about the Georgia High School Graduation Tests (GHSGT), including content of the tests and downloadable student guides for Georgia High School Students.

If you need a College Board code number for countries, college majors, college and scholarship programs, test centers, or high schools, use this site.

A guide to all of Georgia's HOPE-eligible colleges, universities, and technical institutes. 

Links to all colleges and universities in the University System of Georgia.

This site includes information on requirements for freshman admission; a list of the University System institutions; the University System of Georgia (USG) College Preparatory Curriculum requirements; a detailed list of courses that will fulfill the USG's College Preparatory Curriculum requirements; a detailed list of courses that will fulfill the additional academic unit requirement; basic academic proficiencies; the essential academic skills needed for college entrants.

For admissions or financial aid information, contact the appropriate office for the institution in which you are interested. The institution's address, phone number, e-mail, and web site (if available) is listed.

Apply online to more than 350 colleges and universities with this free, Web-based admission service provided by the College Board. Next Stop College lets you create your own personalized, secure account and return to it to work on your applications as often as you like. Get a head start on your college applications by selecting to have information pre-filled based on your past SAT^® registrations. Helpful college checklists guide you through the application process step-by-step, and the Application Checker makes sure you haven't skipped any required questions.

Web-based admission applications customized and tailored to conform to the specifications established under contract with the college. Most have also been fully incorporated by the colleges into their institutional homepages. Although none of these applications is the "common" or "universal" form, all share common data eliminating the need for redundant typing.

Steps you need to consider or complete when planning to pay for your education.

Note: This site is sponsored by a group of guaranty agencies who participate in the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) and are committed to providing information about higher education and career opportunities.

Note: This site is sponsored by a group of guaranty agencies who participate in the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) and are committed to providing information about higher education and career opportunities.

If you are planning for education beyond high school, you should do a little research first. Find out how much it will cost to go to school, what part of that cost you and your family will be expected to pay, and what types of financial aid are available.

Get information on high school academic requirements for eligibility in the HOPE program, how to apply for the HOPE Scholarship, and how to maintain your HOPE scholarship.