• 58 students (100% of the class) received a GMC Prep School diploma
    • 40 Honor Graduates – students earning a cumulative HS GPA of 90 or above
    • 46 Graduates attended GMC from 6th through 12th grade
    • 5 Graduates were conferred an Associate Degree by Georgia Military College on the same day they graduated from the Prep School.
  • 57 students (98%) will enroll in a post-secondary institution in Fall 2022 with 1 student enlisting in the Navy.
  • Accepted to 42 different colleges and universities.
  • 6% of the Class plan to serve in the Armed Forces of our Country
    • 1 student enlisted in the Georgia Army National Guard and will attend University of North Georgia ROTC program.
    • 1 student was awarded a 4-year Army ROTC Scholarship to Texas A&M1 student was awarded a 3-year Army ROTC Scholarship to Kennesaw University
    • 1 student enlisted in the Navy
  • 35 students (60%) earned over $2.4 million dollars in scholarship monies (academic, athletic, and/or military) towards their postsecondary education
  • 52 students (90%) earned Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship
  • 47 students (81%) participated in our Dual Enrollment program with GMC Junior College as a Sophomore, Junior or Senior. These students combined to complete 521 college courses and earned a total of 2,077 quarter hours.
  • Average SAT scores: 1087 Composite - 553 Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, 534 Math; over 90% of the class took the SAT exam
  • Average ACT scores:  23 Composite - 23 Reading, 22 English, 22 Math, 23 Science and 23 STEM
  • During their High School years, the Class of 2022 was part of 13 State Championships and 4 members of the class hold at least one Individual State Championship Title.
  • Three students accepted invitations to participate in athletics at the collegiate level.
  • The Class of 2022 continued the tradition of our 6 previous graduating classes by reaching their goal to fully endow a “Class of” scholarship prior to graduation. As of May 2022, the “Class of 2022 Endowed Scholarship Fund” totaled $41,771 with the first award based on financial need disbursed this school year (2022-2023).

 

  • Institutional breakout of the 42 colleges and universities:
    • Georgia Board of Regents Universities:
      • Research Universities – Augusta University ((9), Georgia Institute of Technology (5), Georgia State University (1), University of Georgia (5)
      • Comprehensive Universities – Georgia Southern University (9), Kennesaw State University (8), University of West Georgia (1), Valdosta State University (3)
      • State Universities – Columbus State University (3), Georgia College (4), University of North Georgia (11)
      • Four-year state college – College of Coastal Georgia (2)
    • Georgia Private Colleges/Universities:
      • Berry College (2), Georgia Military College (16), Mercer University (6), Paine College (1), Piedmont University (1), Savannah College of Art and Design (1), Young Harris (1)
    • Historically Black Colleges and Universities:
      • Albany State University (2), Clark Atlanta University (1), Howard University (1), Morehouse (1), Paine College (1), Savannah State University (1)
    • Out-of State Colleges/Universities:
      • Auburn University (5), Bethune College (1), College of Wooster (1), Dartmouth College (1), Dillard University (1), Evergreen State College (1), Full Sail University (1),  Hobart and Williams College (1), Jacksonville State University (2), Limestone College (1), Long Island University (1), Louisiana State University (1),  New England College (1), Portland State University (1), Robert Morris University (1), Southeastern University (1), Texas A&M (1), Troy State University (2), University of Alabama (5), University of Connecticut (1), University of Florida (1), University of South Carolina (1), University of South Carolina – Aiken (1), Virginia Tech University (1), Wingate College (3)