Agnes Scott Admission

There’s no place like home.💜

Visit us this summer and see yourself. Plan your visit at agnesscott.edu/visit.

Experience is part of the education at Agnes Scott.

Scotties aren't waiting until after graduation to explore careers, build professional networks and apply what they're learning in the classroom.

They're doing it throughout their college journey.

By the numbers:
- 81% of Agnes Scott students complete an internship or mentored research experience.
- Among the Class of 2025, 79% completed an internship, research project or creative project before graduation.
- Nearly one in four graduates (23%) completed two or more internships.
- Of students who completed internships, 60% participated in at least one paid opportunity.

These experiences help students develop confidence, gain real-world skills and discover new possibilities for their futures. We're proud to see Scotties turning classroom learning into meaningful impact long before they cross the commencement stage.

Class of 2030 Scotties, we're cheering you on every step of the way 🎉

As you count down to your first semester at Agnes Scott, make sure you've completed these important next steps by June 5:

✔ Access your Agnes Scott email (ScottieMail)
✔ Complete the Enrolled Student Form
✔ Finish your placement tests

Once you've checked those off, visit agnesscott.edu/enrolled to review your summer checklist and upcoming deadlines.

And don't forget to register for our virtual Scottie Scoop events—designed to help you prepare for Move-In Day, residence hall life, and all the exciting moments ahead this fall.

We're excited to welcome you to the Scottie community!🐾💜

The possibilities for our students are endless. With our campus programs and access to global experiences, Scotties are encouraged to explore their academic interests across cultures and communities around the world. Through the Fulbright program, grantees serve as cultural ambassadors supporting English language learning while building meaningful connections abroad.

Meet Fulbright grantee, Doreen H. ’26
Major/Degree: Bachelor of Arts in International Relations
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia

How did you learn about the Fulbright opportunity?
“I first learned about Fulbright during my first year at Agnes Scott through another student who had received the award. At the time, I didn’t think I’d apply, but it stayed with me. After studying abroad in Germany, I realized I could actually see myself doing this. The process pushed me to reflect on everything I had done academically and in my community and helped me recognize my own growth as a leader.”

Doreen will travel to Germany as a Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant, where she will support English learning while engaging with students and local communities.

“I’ve always wanted to immerse myself in different cultures and challenge myself in new environments. Through this experience, I hope to create meaningful exchanges, sharing my own perspective while learning from others. Being abroad has already shown me how complex and layered cultures are, and I want to help broaden that understanding for others as well.”

Reflecting on her journey, Doreen credits the Agnes Scott community for helping her get here.

“It’s really everyone here, faculty, staff, friends and alums, who supported me throughout this process. Agnes Scott prepares you to think globally and engage across cultures, and I feel confident stepping into this next chapter because of that.”

Congratulations Doreen!

Class of 2030, your Scottie journey starts now! 💜🐾

Get ready for your first year at Agnes Scott with Scottie Scoop, a virtual summer series created just for enrolled first-year students starting this fall. From what it’s like to live on campus, to academic advising, to campus life and more, we’ve got you covered! ✨

📅 June–August
⚠️ The Honor Code & Student Integrity session is mandatory (pick one of the four dates)
💻 Join from wherever summer takes you ☀️

Swipe to see the sessions offered ➡️

Sign up and get the scoop before Move-In Day!
agnesscott.edu/enrolled

Big news for future changemakers!

Starting Fall 2026, Agnes Scott College will offer a new Bachelor of Arts in Environmental and Sustainability Studies, an interdisciplinary major designed for students ready to tackle climate action, environmental justice and community-based solutions.

Are you ready to make an impact through real-world learning and justice-oriented work? Learn more at agnesscott.edu/academics/majors-minors/environmental-sustainability-studies/index.html