https://reg.uga.edu/general-information/calendars/academic-calendars/
https://reg.uga.edu/enrollment-and-registration/registration/acm/
The Academic Common Market is a tuition-savings program for college students in 15 states who want to pursue degrees that are not offered by public institutions in their home state. Students can enroll in out-of-state institutions and pay the institution’s in-state tuition rates for more than 2,200 undergraduate and graduate programs.
The mission of the Office of Academic Honesty and Student Appeals is to serve the University of Georgia community, promote student learning and foster responsible scholarship by providing education, information, and best practices for promoting and preserving the academic integrity of the university; responding promptly and in accordance with university policy when suspected academic dishonesty is reported; and providing assistance, information and resources to students regarding university academic policies and procedures.
Athena is UGA’s student information system. Through Athena, students can browse the course catalog, register for courses, change their major, and apply for Double Dawgs.
https://www.architects.uga.edu/maps/pdf-maps
The Career Center prepares UGA students and alumni for meaningful opportunities after the Arch through career exploration and decision making, job search skill development, experiential learning, career employment, employer relations, university partnerships, and mentorship.
https://reg.uga.edu/general-information/daily-class-schedule/
The Disability Resource Center’s primary commitment is to assist the University of Georgia in educating and serving students with disabilities who qualify for admissions. While our mission is to ensure equal educational opportunities as required by the ADA and other legislation, the DRC strives to promote a welcoming academic, physical, and social environment for students with disabilities at UGA.
https://globalengagement.uga.edu/
The Office of Global Engagement (OGE) at the University of Georgia seeks to expand the global reach of our institution’s instructional, research, and service missions, preparing the university and the state for thoughtful and effective participation and leadership in the interconnected world of the twenty-first century. OGE promotes and supports a broad array of interdisciplinary initiatives and experiential learning opportunities designed to improve the global understanding of students, faculty and staff. In keeping with UGA’s mission, OGE is committed to highlighting the critical importance of internationalized curricula and engagement in an increasingly diverse and interdependent global society.
The Office of Online Learning is UGA’s online program and course development and marketing unit. UGA is part of NC-SARA, the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements. More information about NC-SARA, including a process for submitting academic complaints, can be found at https://online.uga.edu/current-bulldawgs/#student-complaints-procedures.
The purpose of the University of Georgia’s Office of the Registrar is to help students succeed by improving the quality of their educational experience. This purpose is accomplished by meeting the office’s mission of ensuring the accuracy and integrity of university academic records and providing excellent academic and curriculum services to students, faculty, staff, and alumni in support of UGA’s initiatives, goals, and mission of teaching, service, and research.
UGA’s Office for Student Success and Achievement empowers all students to achieve success through innovative courses, programs, services, and student-centered initiatives. The office supports students as they transition into higher education and sustains their progress through the University’s unique academic environment.
https://apply.uga.edu/portal/transfer-equivalency
University Testing Services supports and promotes the educational mission of the University by providing centralized testing and evaluation services for all students, faculty, and the surrounding community. The University Testing Services adheres to the NCTA Professional Standards and Guidelines to maintain the integrity of the organization.
The purpose of the University of Georgia Libraries is to advance the University’s mission by providing the best possible access to recorded knowledge, actively contribute to the success of students and faculty through teaching and research services provided in physical and virtual environments that enhance learning and intellectual creativity, and exemplify the University’s strategic priority to serve the citizens of Georgia and beyond.
The Libraries provide their services at nine locations on the Athens campus, among them the Main Library, Zell B. Miller Learning Center, McBay Science Library, Russell Special Collections Building, and Health Sciences Carnegie Library, which receive more than three million visits per year. They offer extensive hours, including 24 hour operation at the Miller Learning Center.
Academic advising is a mandatory and essential part of the undergraduate educational experience and helps students attain their academic goals. Both faculty and professional academic advisors serve this important role in undergraduate education at the University of Georgia. Advisors help students understand the options and opportunities for academic programs of study, degree requirements, academic resources, and course selection. Advisors are key advocates in fostering a climate of high academic expectations at the University of Georgia and will support and encourage a challenging and successful undergraduate education.
https://reg.uga.edu/students/veterans/
Veterans Services assists students receiving VA Educational Benefits by processing educational benefit forms such as enrollment certifications, advising students on procedures pertaining to their educational benefits, and providing assistance to students who must withdraw from the University because they are called to active duty and then with the readmission process when they return to the University. Veterans Services at the University of Georgia is not a division of, or directly affiliated, with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.