Graduate applicants must submit a completed application, official transcripts from previous institutions, letters of recommendation, a personal essay addressing critical thinking and collaboration skills, and, if applicable, a teaching certificate or other professional documentation. Some programs require standardized test scores or additional documents like curriculum contracts for certification tracks. All documents are submitted through the online portal, and admission decisions are based on academic merit, professional experience, and potential for success in the program.

Yes, for undergraduate programs, Georgetown College typically sets priority deadlines around November 1, with regular admissions following thereafter. Graduate program deadlines may vary depending on the specific degree or track. Applicants are encouraged to submit all required documents early to ensure consideration for scholarships, housing, and program placement. Meeting the deadline does not guarantee admission, but timely submission strengthens the applicant’s position in the competitive selection process.