2009-2010 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION Welcome to the Georgetown College Online Application NOTE: This application consists of one or more additional forms available in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). To view and/or print these documents (indicated by the symbol) you will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you have problems with Acrobat Reader, click here for Acrobat Reader customer support. How to Apply Please fill out the online application as thoroughly as possible. When you are finished, click the 'SUBMIT' button on the left column of any application screen. Print the application agreement statement that appears after you submit the application. Return it with a nonrefundable application fee of $30 to the address below. Ask your high school to send a current transcript of grades to the Office of Admissions at Georgetown College. Your final transcript must also be forwarded to the college. Take the test of the American College Testing Program (ACT) and have the results sent to Georgetown College. (ACT code number: 1514). SAT I scores (code 1249) may be substituted. General Information Applicants are considered individually on the basis of their high school records, standardized test scores, and school and community achievements. Letters of recommendation or other supporting material will also be considered by the committee if present in the student's file. Transcripts must be official copies sent directly from your high school to the Office of Admissions at your request. If you did not designate Georgetown College as a score recipient when you registered for the ACT or SAT I, you should submit an additional score request card which can be obtained from your high school guidance office or the Office of Admissions. Acceptance — Regular Admission You will receive word of the admissions committee's decision within approximately two weeks after all required items have been received. If you are accepted for admission, you will receive an official letter of admission and should submit your letter of acceptance along with a $200 student deposit within 30 days. If you have not made a firm decision among colleges at that time, you may ask for a deferment, until May 1, by writing the Office of Admissions. For fall applicants, the admission deposit is refundable until May I (December 15 for spring). Thereafter it is nonrefundable though credited to the student's account upon enrollment. Medical Questionnaire, Housing Form, and Autobiography When a student is offered admission by Georgetown College, a medical questionnaire, autobiography, and housing form will be sent from the dean of student development. These items must be completed and returned before a student formally registers. Transfer Applicants Georgetown College requires that students seeking to transfer to Georgetown College be in good academic and social standing at the last institution attended. A transfer student must submit official transcripts from his or her high school and each college attended. For transfer students of proven achievement, ACT or SAT I scores may not be required. Registration and Orientation Details about these events will be mailed to admitted students in April. Several early registration workshops are held in spring and early summer. An orientation for beginning freshmen and transfer students entering the fall term takes place the week prior to school in August. Financial Assistance To be considered for college scholarships, complete the Scholarship and Financial Assistance Questionnaire and enclose it with your application agreement statement. Students who wish to be considered for any need based aid programs must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after January I and before February 15 for maximum consideration. However, late applicants will also be considered on a rotating basis as long as funds remain. Students should file the FAFSA only (supplemental federal or state forms are not required by Georgetown). The FAFSA is distributed by high school guidance offices in December and January. Be sure to list Georgetown College as a FAFSA recipient on the form. All students are expected to file the FAFSA. Financial assistance awards will not be made unless the FAFSA has been received by Georgetown College or other arrangements have been made by calling the Office of Student Financial Planning. Office of Student Financial Planning: (502) 863-8027 or (800) 788-9985 Georgetown College 400 East College Street Georgetown, KY  40324-1696 In-state telephone: (800) 788-9985 Out-of-state telephone: (800) 788-9985 Fax: (502) 868-8891 Website: www.georgetowncollege.edu How to Use the Georgetown College Online Application To complete the online application, simply type your answers in the corresponding fields or select your answers from the popup lists (where applicable). After you complete a screen, click the NEXT button at the bottom or on one of the sections listed on the left column to move to a different screen. Before you are allowed to jump screens, we will inspect your data on the current screen for errors or inconsistencies. If errors or omissions are found, you will be returned to the screen to correct your answer(s). Otherwise, your data will be saved and you will proceed to the requested screen. We also allow you to skip to another screen without your new data being saved. Be aware that if you use the Skip & Jump function on the left column, data on the current screen will not be saved and will have to be re-entered prior to submittal. Once you have completed the application, click the 'SUBMIT' button located on the left column to submit the application. Click here if you have any technical questions or need assistance with this online application. This application is brought to you by the Xap Corporation.

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