E-mail Information
OSFA uses e-mail as the primary tool for communicating with students. Most notably, students are sent an e-mail notification when their Award is created or updated. To obtain your UGA e-mail address, you must create a UGA MyID.
Note:
Routinely review your UGAMail account for any message concerning your mail box reaching its maximum quota. If your mailbox fills up subsequent e-mails will not reach you.
Use the decision menu below to learn more about your e-mail account:
Undergraduate Students
Click here if you already have a UGA MyID
We will use your UGA e-mail address as our primary means of communication.
If you are having difficulty with your UGA e-mail account, try the following:
- Be sure you have not reached the maximum disk space that
is allotted to your e-mail account. To check your disk space,
go to http://www.ugamail.uga.edu,
log in using your MyID and password, then check your quota meter at the top of your screen
(below is a sample quota meter).
- If you forwarded your UGA e-mail address to another e-mail account, check to determine the non-UGA account is functional.
To change the address to which your UGA e-mail is being forwarded, go to
http://www.ugamail.uga.edu,
log in using your MyID and password, click on "Options", then click on "Forwarding".
Click here if you do not already have a UGA MyID
Click here if you have paid your commitment deposit
You are eligible to create a UGA MyID. Please do so as soon as possible by going to http://www.uga.edu/myid.
Click here if you have not yet paid your commitment deposit
Until you are accepted to UGA and have paid your commitment deposit, OSFA uses the non-UGA e-mail
address you provided on your admissions application. We will no longer use your non-UGA e-mail address once you create your UGA MyID.
If you have not yet created your UGA MyID but need to change your non-UGA e-mail address go to
www.admissions.uga.edu/app/update/.
Click here if you are a transfer student who has been accepted to UGA
You are eligible to create a UGA MyID. Please do so as soon as possible by going to http://www.uga.edu/myid.
Graduate Students
Click here if you already have a UGA MyID
We will use your UGA e-mail address as our primary means of communication. If you are having difficulty
with your UGA e-mail account, try the following:
- Be sure you have not reached the maximum disk space that is allotted to your e-mail account.
To check your disk space, go to http://www.ugamail.uga.edu,
log in using your MyID and password, then check your quota meter at the top of your screen
(below is a sample quota meter).
- If you forwarded your UGA e-mail address to another account, check to determine the non-UGA account is functional.
To change the address to which your UGA e-mail is being forwarded, go to
http://www.ugamail.uga.edu, log in using your
MyID and password, click on "Options", then click on "Forwarding".
Click here if you do not already have a UGA MyID
Click here if you have been accepted to UGA
You are eligible to create a UGA MyID. Please do so as soon as possible by going to http://www.uga.edu/myid.
Click here if you have not yet been accepted to UGA
Until you are accepted to UGA, OSFA uses the non-UGA e-mail address you provided on your admissions application.
We will no longer use your non-UGA e-mail address once you create your UGA MyID.
To change your non-UGA e-mail address, you must email the change to
gradadm@uga.edu. Include the last four digits of your
Social Security Number, Date of Birth, and your corrected address in your e-mail.