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Undergraduate Admission

A close-knit campus, outstanding faculty, vibrant social and athletic clubs, and 26,000 acres of breath-taking scenery, are just some of what makes Berry a first class liberal arts college. At Berry you will live, learn and grow within a tradition that emphasizes the transformative power of work. You can choose from hundreds of on-campus jobs and gain real work experience that will serve as a foundation for your chosen career. Berry is a personal education that can only be experienced firsthand. 

Admission Requirements
Berry applicants should have earned a diploma from an accredited high
school and completed:

• 4 years of English
• 4 years of mathematics - (including algebra I and II, either geometry or trigonometry, and a fourth year of mathematics beyond algebra II)
• 3 years of natural science
• 3 years of social studies and
• 2 years of foreign language

Admission to the freshman class is based upon probable success determined from high school grades and college-entrance test scores.

Although the Berry College application criteria are a guideline for the admission process, ALL applicants are considered for admission. High school students are required to submit one Berry College Counselor Recommendation Form.

Home School Students
Berry College welcomes applications from homeschooled students. Those who would like to apply for freshman admission should submit the application form and essay. Homeschool students should also submit a transcript, official SAT and/or ACT scores and two Berry College Personal Recommendation Forms (in lieu of the Counselor Recommendation form required of other freshman applicants). Click here for Additional Information.

Application Deadline
Berry College admits students using a rolling admission process. We offer an online application, and we will waive the $50 application fee for all students who apply online.Based on space availability, applications are accepted until 30 days before the start of each semester.

For questions regarding freshman admission please call 1-800-BERRYGA or 706-236-2215 or e-mail admissions@berry.edu.

 

	2008 Class Profile
	90% of the entering class has a high school grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. 68% of the entering class had an ACT composite score of 24 or higher. 60% of the entering class had a combined SAT score of 1100 or higher (on CR + M sections).