GEAC Announces Spring 2024 Georgia Probe College Tour

January 2, 2024 | Young Harris, GA

The Georgia Education Articulation Committee (GEAC) announces the preliminary Spring 2024 Georgia Probe Tour Schedule. 

The six-week tour includes 13 local college fairs throughout Georgia beginning February 13 in Columbus, GA. The tour concludes with the Millcreek High School Fair in Hoschton on March 27.

Seven Probe fairs will be morning fairs.

Spring 2024 Georgia Probe College Tour Schedule

Fair	Date	Starts	Ends	Location	City	Zip code
STEAMx Fair	Tues, Feb. 13	9:00AM	1:00PM	Columbus Convention and Trade Center	Columbus	31901
Upson Lee Fair	Wed, Feb.14	9:00AM	11:00AM	Upson Lee High School	Thomaston	30286
ACE Academy Fair	Thurs, Feb.15	9:00AM	10:30AM	Academy for Classical Education (ACE)	Macon	31210
Paul Duke STEM Fair	Fri, Feb. 23	8:30AM	10:00AM	Paul Duke STEM High School	Norcross	30071
Barrow Arts & Science Academy Fair	Thurs, Mar. 7	9:00AM	10:30AM	Barrow Arts & Science Academy	Winder	30680
Columbia County Chamber Fair	Thurs, Mar. 7	4:00PM	7:30PM	Columbia County	Grovetown	30813
Baldwin County Fair	Fri, Mar. 15	9:00AM	11:30AM	Baldwin High School	Milledgeville	31061
Cherokee County Fair	Tues, Mar. 19	9:00AM	10:30AM	Reinhardt University	Waleska	30183
Newton County District Fair	Tues, Mar. 19	6:00PM	8:00PM	Eastside High School	Covington	30014
Parkview High School Fair	Thurs, Mar. 21	4:30PM	6:00PM	Parkview High School	Lilburn	30047
West Cobb QUEST Fair	Mon, Mar. 25	6:00PM	8:00PM	Harrison High School	Kennesaw	30152
Northeast Georgia Fair	Tues, Mar. 26	6:00PM	7:30PM	Piedmont University	Demorest	30535
Millcreek High School Fair	Wed, Mar. 27	6:00PM	8:00PM	Millcreek High School	Hoschton	30548

College exhibitor registration opens January 17, 2024. The final spring tour schedule will be available at this time.

High school student registration opens Wednesday, January 24, 2024. Students will receive a QR code to share information with college representatives during their chosen fair. 

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.

The nonprofit Georgia Education Articulation Committee, Inc. (GEAC) organizes the annual Georgia Probe College Tour to stimulate Georgia citizens’ interest in post-secondary education.

Probe brings together diverse institutions, from research universities to vocational-technical schools, to highlight available educational opportunities to students of all backgrounds. The organization was founded in 1950.