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Georgia colleges waive application fees for seniors in November — Acworth Technology news

High school seniors can apply for free to more than 60 Georgia colleges and universities in November through the Apply to College Month Initiative. The Georgia Student Finance Commission partnered with the University System of Georgia, the Technical College System of Georgia, and private colleges to eliminate application fees from Nov. 1–30.High school seniors face no limit on how many participating schools they can apply to using the waiver program.Applying to public colleges through the GEORGIA MATCH dashboard in November automatically applies the application fee waiver.The full list of participating colleges and redemption instructions are available on GAfutures.org.This initiative marks the sixth year the Georgia Student Finance Commission has promoted college application fee waivers during November.Governor Brian P. Kemp noted recent state efforts to make education affordable, including restoring the HOPE Scholarship to fully cover tuition and funding need-based aid during the leg

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