CLASS OF 2020 PROFILE 90 New Matriculants (84 Georgia; 6 Non-Georgia Residents) Overall Grade Point Average: 3.59 Science Grade Point Average: 3.50 DAT Academic Average: 20 DAT Perceptual Ability: 21 Females: 47 Males: 43 Age Range: 20-33 (Average 23) APPLICANT POOL 944 Applicants 316 628 GEORGIA APPLICANTS OUT-OF-STATE APPLICANTS 237 Applicants were interviewed 186 51 OUT-OF-STATE GEORGIA APPLICANTS APPLICANTS Undergraduate Majors Incoming class earned 90 bachelor’s and 12 master’s degrees Agriculture23 Health Sciences Biotechnology Journalism Biochemistry Kinesiology Biological Sciences Management Biology Marketing Business Administration Mechanical Engineering Chemistry Microbiology Classical Languages Molecular Biology Dental Hygiene Pharmacy Exercise Science Psychology Fashion Merchandising Spanish Health Education Georgia = counties with accepted freshmen counties and other states where freshmen permanently reside = states with accepted freshmen Seventy-one out of 90 (78.8 percent) accepted students reside in dental health professional shortage areas in Georgia and other states. Undergraduate degrees earned from 34 colleges and universities throughout Georgia and other states. Arkansas Technical University (AR) Freed-Hardeman University (TN) Texas A&M University (TX) Augusta University Furman University (SC) University of the South (TN) Brandeis University (MA) Georgia College Shorter College Brigham Young University (UT) Georgia Gwinnett College Troy University (AL) Catawba College (NC) Georgia Institute of Technology University of Georgia Clemson University (SC) Georgia Southern University University of Mississippi (MS) Columbus State University Georgia State University University of North Georgia Dickinson College (PA) Kennesaw State University University of South Carolina (SC) Elon University (NC) Louisiana State University at Wake Forest University (NC) Baton Rouge (LA) Emmanuel College Wofford College (SC) Morehouse College Emory University Xavier University of Louisiana (LA) Mercer University Florida Southern College (FL).