Savannah State University applications are less selective, with a 33 percent acceptance rate. Half of Savannah State University's accepted students had a SAT score between 900 and 1030 or an ACT score between 16 and 19. Savannah State University's application deadline is July 15. There is no charge for applying to school. Students should apply to at least three schools before deciding where to go. It's important not to rush this decision process - you don't want to be stuck in your dorm room on application day! Also consider what kind of school will help you achieve your career goals. For example, if social work is your passion, then look for schools that offer a good degree program in that field. If business is what you want to pursue, then look for schools that have strong programs in that area. Savannah State University isn't usually the first choice for students from outside of Georgia, but it does accept some applicants through its Early Decision Program. These students can lock in their admission decision by returning a signed letter confirming their interest in attending SSU and providing their estimated financial aid needs. Students who participate in this program will receive notification of their admission status prior to other applicants. The remaining admissions decisions are made based on academic merit and diversity. So even if you didn't get into Early Decision/Regular Decision Savannah State University still wants to see how you do on your college applications.