higher education

What Georgia’s “Secondary Admissions” Decision Says About the Value of Exams

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On August 30, 2026, Georgia’s Minister of Education announced that 1,795 applicants who passed the minimum competency threshold on this year’s Unified National Examinations, but did not secure a place at any university, would be given a second chance. In the first half of September, registration will open for the vacant seats remaining at state … Read more

What the 2026 Admissions Data Tells Us About Psychology in Georgia

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Every summer, thousands of Georgian school-leavers sit the Unified National Examinations, rank the university programs they want, and are placed according to their scores. The results are a goldmine of data about what students want, what they can access, and how a whole academic field is structured. This year I pulled together the numbers for … Read more