In order to be eligible for the GSU62 program, there are three requirements applicants must meet:

1. The applicant must be 62 years old as of the first week of the semester.
2. The applicant must be a resident of the State of Georgia.
3. 1. The applicant must apply for and be accepted to the University as either a Freshman, Transfer, post-baccalaureate, or Graduate.

Undergraduate students can apply online here. Graduate students can apply online here.

You can review deadlines for each application type. Graduate students should refer to the college of their choice for application deadlines. The application deadline for the Religious Studies MA program is March 15th.

Read the requirements for the various undergraduate student application types. Graduate students should refer to the college of their choice for the application steps and requirements.

It normally takes from four to six weeks to process a file, depending on when the application and documentation are received. The sooner everything arrives, the sooner we can process the file and make a decision.

Review the information on our Next Steps for Accepted Students page.

Once accepted, you may not register until the first day of late registration.
GSU-62 students have the option to opt out of the program if they wish to register prior to Late Registration. Students who opt-out will be assessed regular tuition and fees and will not be covered by the waiver. View the semester calendar for late registration dates.

For a detailed walk-thru of the registration process, view the Self Service Student Registration Demo.

Freshman or transfer students with fewer than 90 hours are advised by the Student Advisement Office; the Office of Academic Advisement in each of the academic colleges counsels applicants with 90 or more transferrable hours; all academic assistance at the graduate level comes from the graduate advisors in each graduate college. Postbaccalaureate applicants, as they are not degree-seeking, do not receive academic advisement. Once you are accepted as an undergraduate student, a “Next Step” letter will be sent which will include information on advisement.