Georgia is the recipient of a $1 million grant to implement Guided Pathways to Success, an education initiative designed to make college more affordable and boost college completion. The goal is to provide all Georgia students in “high-demand degree programs” with Guided Pathways to Success, or a “GPS plan” designed by college advisers and faculty by 2016. “The state’s Complete College Georgia initiative reinforces many of the student success practices we already employ at the University of North Georgia,” UNG President Bonita Jacobs wrote via email.