IFP Application Package

Application Form

 

We need some basic information about you. Please complete the application form provided in the following link. (If you do not or have not received a response within 24 hours of applying electronically, please resubmit! Thank you.)

Fill out the application form:
ONLINE or PRINT and MAIL

References

Field work is intensive and emotionally demanding. We need to know how you may react to it.

Below is a link to the recommendation form that you will need to have two references fill out and returned the UGA-IFP. Please remember to choose people for references that have worked with you in some outdoor, group travel, or academic capacity; family and friends are not generally considered "good" references. It is your responsibility to ensure that your recommendation letters come in on time. Letters of recommendation are often a primary factor in our decision making process - please take them seriously!

Fill out the reference forms ONLINE or PRINT and MAIL

Disablities

If you have any physical handicap or medical condition that might affect your participation in field activities, please explain fully in an attached letter. The presence of certain handicaps or medical conditions does not necessarily exclude you from the program, but full disclosure of your status must accompany this application.

Additional Requirements

If you are in your first semester at UGA or not currently a UGA student, please send the following in addition to the above application material:

  • High school seniors - send current transcripts and SAT/ACT scores
  • New UGA students - send a list of courses in progress plus high school transcripts and SAT/ACT scores
  • Non-UGA students - send college transcripts and SAT/ACT scores

Mail your completed application to:

UGA-IFP

Geology Department

Univ. of Georgia

Athens, GA 30602-2501

 

Good luck and if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.

 

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