Young Harris, Ga, June 6, 2025 | The Georgia Education Articulation Committee (GEAC) announces the dates for the Fall 2025 Georgia Probe College Tour. The 14-week tour schedule includes 100 local Probe fairs across 85 Georgia cities. Most fairs will take place during the school day.
The tour kicks off at Jones County High School in Gray, GA, on August 19 and concludes in Clayton county on November 19.
Preview the Fall 2025 Georgia Probe College Tour schedule.
Exhibitor registration opens Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
“Probe College Fairs offer a unique chance for college representatives to connect authentically with prospective students in local Georgia communities,” said Clinton Hobbs, Probe’s executive director. “In a time when digital interactions and social media dominate, in-person conversations are unmatched in influencing students’ academic journeys.”
Hobbs continued, “The Probe College tour offers students from the north Georgia mountains to the coast and everywhere in between access to postsecondary opportunities.”
Last fall, over 30,000 Georgia high school students pre-registered to attend a Probe fair in their local communities.
Colleges that sign up for the tour can gain access to the Probe Partners Program. Partners share their Georgia student inquiry data with Probe to promote the tour. Plus, partners receive contact information for all registered students, in addition to students who scan at their tables.
Probe College Tour Information | College Exhibitors
Register for the Probe Tour | July 1
College registration opens July 1. Purchase an All-Tour Pass for $3,315 or select individual fairs from the tour schedule (prices vary).
A one-time, all-inclusive scanning app fee of $150 at registration, covers all fairs and available to all representatives.
Attend Pre-Tour College Rep Virtual Meeting | August 5 & 7
Probe invites college representatives to join a pre-tour virtual meeting on August 5 or August 7. Representatives will discuss fair guidelines and answer questions.
Sign up for New Rep Orientation and Kickoff Reception | August 18
Sign up new college admission representatives or experienced ones new to Georgia for an in-person New Rep Orientation on August 18 at the City Center Marriott in Macon, GA. During the 1.5-hour orientation, attendees will learn how to represent their institutions effectively, receive safety and travel tips, and discover how to benefit from the Probe tour. Following the orientation, attendees will attend a kickoff reception. The cost is $20, covering both events.
All representatives can also attend the kickoff networking reception, costing $35 per person.
Probe College Tour Information | Probe Fair Hosts
Attend Probe Fair Host Virtual Meetings | August 12 & 13
Probe will conduct three virtual meetings for fair hosts ahead of the tour on August 12 and 13. These meetings will review local fair standards, promote student registration, and address any questions that hosts may have.
Probe College Tour Information | High School Counselors
Promote High School Student Fair Registration | July 29
High school student registration opens on Tuesday, July 29. Please check each fair to determine eligibility.
Local high school counselors can “group register” students for fairs. Counselors will get a PDF with each student’s Probe Fair QR code. Additionally, group registered students will receive their code via email.
Attend High School Counselor Virtual Workshop | August 14
High school counselors should join a free, virtual workshop on August 14. Representatives from the Georgia Student Finance Commission and other state officials will provide updates for the 2025-2026 school year.
About Probe
The Georgia Probe College Tour attracts colleges and universities of all shapes, sizes, and missions to connect with Georgia high school students and their families throughout the State, from the largest metropolitan areas to rural counties.
Probe brings together diverse institutions, from research universities to vocational-technical schools, to highlight available educational opportunities to students of all backgrounds.
The nonprofit Georgia Education Articulation Committee, Inc. (GEAC) organizes the tour to stimulate Georgia citizens’ interest in postsecondary education. The organization was founded in 1950.