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Congratulations, Skyhawk!
You’ve officially been accepted — and we’re thrilled to welcome you to Point University!
Now that you’re in, there are just a few important steps left to complete.
Here's What's Next!
Your journey to Point starts before you arrive on campus!
Click through each drop-down below to review everything you need to know as you prepare for your arrival.
Starting Point
Starting Point is Point University’s registration event for new students that bridges the gap from being accepted to enrolled. This required, one-day event will help you get ready to start classes in the upcoming semester.
During This Event, You Will Get the Opportunity to:
- Meet with the Financial Aid Office to review your scholarships and aid
- Receive your class schedule — we take care of registering your first term for you!
- Confirm housing/commuter details with the Student Life Office
- Make payments and/or set up payment plans with the Student Billing and Payment Center
- Learn ways to get connected and stay involved on campus at our Student Fair
If you have not registered for Starting Point, you can do so by clicking this link.
If you have any questions about the event or the date you are registered for, please contact your admission counselor.
We are very excited that you have decided to join our Skyhawk family and look forward to seeing you at Starting Point soon!
Admissions Office
For any questions, please contact the Point University Admissions Office.
706-784-8683 | admissions@point.edu
Financial Aid Information and Next Steps
Submit the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
Complete a FAFSA online at studentaid.gov and confirm that you have listed our school code, 001547. The Financial Aid Office cannot process your financial aid until a FAFSA is received.
If you do not wish to complete a FAFSA, please notify the Financial Aid Office by calling 706-784-8730.
Complete the Master Promissory Note and Entrance Counseling
This is required only if you are taking out federal loans. Go to studentaid.gov and sign in with your FSA ID to complete both items:
- Go to www.studentaid.gov.
- Log in with your created FSA ID.
- Select “Complete Loan Agreement (Master Promissory Note).”
- Select “MPN for Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loans” and follow the instructions to complete the Master Promissory Note.
- Select “Complete Loan Counseling (Entrance, Financial Awareness, Exit).”
- Select “Entrance Counseling” and follow the instructions to complete it.
Accept Your Financial Aid Awards
Your financial aid package will be posted to your Colleague self-service portal. Watch for an email once your package has been awarded, then log in and complete the listed tasks. All institutional aid — along with the Pell Grant, if eligible — will be automatically accepted.
- Log in to your Colleague self-service portal.
- Click “Review and Accept Your Financial Aid Package.”
- Review and complete the tasks listed.
Apply for Scholarships
Contact your admission counselor to learn about scholarships you may qualify for. Learn more here.
- Georgia residents: create an account at gafutures.org for more information on scholarships and grants.
- Receiving VA education benefits/scholarships? Visit this page and submit all documentation to financial.aid@point.edu.
Financial Aid Office
For any questions, please contact the Point University Financial Aid Office.
706-784-8730 | financial.aid@point.edu
Housing Information and What to Bring
Complete the Housing or Commuter Application
Whether you plan to live on campus or commute, fill out a housing or commuter application at point.erezlife.com and select “Activate Your Account.” You will need your Student ID. The application is automatically submitted to the Student Life Office.
Also complete the Immunizations and Health Record, located at point.erezlife.com.
Before Move-In, Be Sure You Have:
- Completed all admission files (unless an extension was granted by the Admission Office).
- Completed the Immunizations and Health Record at point.erezlife.com.
- Health insurance — all students are required to have and maintain primary health insurance.
- Completed the housing application.
- Paid the $100 housing deposit.
- Completed all financial aid paperwork and processes (see Financial Aid section above).
- Paid the student bill in full, or set up a payment plan (first payment due at setup).
What to Bring
- Housekeeping items and paper products (apartments only).
- Command strips for hanging posters.
- Bedding (electric blankets not permitted).
- Clothing hangers.
- School supplies.
- Kitchen supplies, dishes, etc. (apartments only).
- Personal grooming items and toiletries.
- Shower shoes.
- Surge protectors (extension cords are not allowed).
Learn more here.
Coordinate With Your Roommates On:
- TVs, gaming systems and other electronics.
- Micro fridges (only one per room).
- Kitchen supplies, living room and dining room furniture (apartments only).
Student Life Office
For any questions, please contact the Point University Student Life Office.
706-784-8543 | studentlife@point.edu
Athletic Next Steps
Student-Athletes Should Complete the Following:
- Sign your Letter of Intent (LOI), if applicable.
- Register for Starting Point.
- Complete the FAFSA
- Complete eligibility requirements.
- Complete Sports Medicine requirements.
- Send all transfer/dual enrollment transcripts.
Eligibility Requirements
- Create an account at PlayNAIA.org using a valid email address.
- Complete your profile and pay for the determination (prices vary; waivers are available for those who received free or reduced lunch).
- Order the following documents to be sent to the NAIA:
- High school transcript
- ACT/SAT scores (code 9876)
- Complete a Transfer Statement if you are a transfer student-athlete.
Note: test scores and transcripts submitted to the NAIA are separate from those submitted to the Admission Office. Point University is not permitted to submit them to the NAIA on your behalf.
Additional Requirements
- Complete your Sports Medicine Packet — emailed to the address you provided to the school via Etrieve or Softdocs.
- Send a copy of your sickle cell results — if you cannot get this test, reach out and we will be happy to assist.
- Send a front and back copy of your primary insurance — all student-athletes are required to have primary insurance.
- Complete your sports physical on campus — a physical from your own doctor will not be accepted.
- Complete Impact Testing (concussion testing) — this happens when you attend Starting Point; allow about 30 minutes.
Athletic Department
For any questions, please contact the Athletic Department.
706-784-8591 | skyhawkathletics.com
Skyhawk Days
Skyhawk Days is Point University’s welcome experience for new students as they prepare to begin classes. During Skyhawk Days, you will have opportunities to connect with the Point community, learn important information for a successful start, and participate in activities designed to help you feel at home on campus.
During Skyhawk Days, You Can Expect To:
- Participate in welcome and orientation activities
- Connect with other new Skyhawks and members of the Point University community
- Meet university leaders and learn more about campus resources and expectations
- Take part in campus traditions as you prepare for the start of classes
Skyhawk Days dates, times, locations, and schedule details are shared with students before the start of the semester. Keep an eye on your email for the latest information and instructions about Skyhawk Days.
