If you’re looking to graduate from college at FIU, you’re probably looking for the best and brightest.
But how do you find the best?
Here are the top five UGA admissions schools for your college of dreams.
1.
UGA – 5.4% of all applicants are admitted to the university.
While that’s an impressive figure, it’s a pretty low number for a school like UGA, where the average class size is just 3.2.
That makes the number of applicants that are admitted at a rate of 1.9% — more than double the national average.
UGa is a private, liberal arts university, which means it’s not a public school.
That means it has a strict admission process, so you won’t be making it to a class with a professor you dislike or a professor who is no longer teaching.
The admissions process at UGA is extremely competitive.
There are multiple rounds of interviews that can take up to three weeks.
But because of the high quality of the applicants and the unique application process, the school is among the most selective in the country.
There is also an emphasis on the diversity of its students.
Uga is home to some of the top universities in the world.
They also have a large number of alumni.
UGAs graduates are well represented in the US Congress, and the university is a major sponsor of the US Department of Education.
U.S. News and World Report ranks UGA as the second best school in the nation, behind only the University of Miami.
The school is located just two miles from the Miami International Airport, and students can enjoy a complimentary shuttle to the airport.
The university has also been ranked among the top 10 colleges in the United States by US News and other rankings.
2.
Georgia Tech – 6.4%.
Georgia Tech is a highly selective college with a large enrollment.
Georgia is the only public university with a 4.1% acceptance rate.
The average class at Georgia Tech’s campus is just 4.3 students, which is a pretty respectable number.
The campus also boasts a large, active community.
Georgia has a large Jewish population, and Jewish students make up the largest group of students at the school.
There’s also a large contingent of Asian students, as well as a substantial number of minority students.
3.
Texas A&M – 6% of applicants are accepted to the University.
Texas is a top-ranked institution, with an acceptance rate of 6.5%.
While there are a lot of schools that have a lower acceptance rate, Texas A & M is one of the most highly selective schools in the state.
There aren’t many schools that can boast a 10% acceptance number, so it’s impressive to see the school get the top score out of 5,000 applicants.
Texas also has a strong alumni base.
The Aggies have a number of outstanding alumni who have gone on to become academics, business, and leadership positions at various colleges and universities.
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Purdue – 6%.
The University of Purdue is a prestigious institution that has a 6.9 admission rate.
With a population of about 4.2 million, Purdue has a good track record of success in its admissions process.
The Boilermakers are a highly competitive school that also offers a number-one ranking in the Big Ten, as they’re the only Big Ten school that can offer an undergraduate degree in a four-year program.
In addition, the Purdue campus is a very active campus with over 150,000 people attending classes annually.
The Purdue campus also has some of America’s best dining options, and it has one of our largest sports stadiums.
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Ohio State – 7.5% of the admissions applications are accepted.
Ohio is a historically Black college that is also ranked number one in the American Association of University Professors.
There haven’t been many schools like Ohio that have gotten so much attention.
The University at Columbus is a small campus with a population around 1.6 million, but it has an impressive enrollment of more than 20,000 students.
The Black students are also a very diverse group of people.
The Ohio State University campus is one the largest in the Midwest, with more than 2,400 students enrolled.
4 universities are ranked on the national acceptance rates list.
The only universities that can claim to have a higher acceptance rate than Ohio State are the University at Albany and the University College London.
