Info for Guidance Counselors

Welcome!

We know what an important role you play in students’ search for the right college fit, and we want to support the work you do. If you have any questions about admissions at Young Harris College, please contact us.

Deadlines
Deadlines

Admissions Deadlines

  • YHC practices rolling admissions. There are no application deadlines; however, we encourage students to apply in the fall of their senior year in high school to have the best opportunity to earn Young Harris merit-based scholarships.

 

Scholarship Deadlines

  • YHC offers generous merit scholarships. Students are notified about their scholarships shortly after they are admitted to the College. Currently, there are no scholarship deadlines.
  • Students are encouraged to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The YHC school code is 001604. Upon receipt of the FAFSA, the Office of Financial Aid will prepare an award package for each applicant. Due to our generous scholarships, the published YHC cost is greatly reduced for most students. Qualified Georgia students may also receive the HOPE scholarship.

 

Decision Deadline

  • Accepted students are encouraged to submit an enrollment deposit as soon as they decide to attend Young Harris College. Priority on residence halls and course registration is given based on deposit date. Enrollment deposits are refundable until May 1 should a student decide to no longer attend Young Harris College.
Steps to Apply for Admission
Steps to Apply for Admission

1. Submit the online YHC application. There is no application fee.

2. Request an official high school transcript to be submitted directly from the high school to YHC.

3. SAT or ACT scores are not required for admission.

4. After receipt of a student’s credentials, the Office of Admissions will review the student's completed file. A new academic GPA will be calculated, including only academic coursework (e.g., English, math, science, social/behavioral science, foreign language, etc.). The academic GPA will be used in determining admission and scholarship eligibility, and test scores are used to determine proper course placement.

Good to Know

  • Students coming to YHC with dual enrollment credit must submit official college transcripts to receive college credit for previously taken courses.
  • YHC accepts AP, IB and CLEP credit.

YHC at a Glance