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Frequently Asked Questions

Due to classes running continuously, we meet prospective students by appointment only during our hours of Monday - Thursday 9am - 5pm and Fridays 9am - 1pm. To make an appointment, please contact our Admissions Coordinator, at ‪(470) 210-8838 or by email at info@georgiaphleb.com
No, this will not affect your ability to enroll into the Georgia School of Phlebotomy. We do not require a specific GPA for admission, so ungraded work in your final semester(s) of high school will not affect your ability to enroll.
Accepting students is left at the discretion of the individual externship facilities, but the Georgia School of Phlebotomy will work with students to find an appropriate and timely placement. If you were previously enrolled before the pandemic, you may be reassigned to another externship site, depending on availability.
In addition to following any state or local COVID-19 mandatory precautions, Georgia School of Phlebotomy has put measures in place to encourage social distancing and uses professional cleaning services to reduce the risk of disease transmission on our campus. Although masks are no longer required, we encourage students to wear a mask if they have had exposure to COVID-19 or prefer to wear a mask while on campus. As with any clinical environment, food and drink may not be consumed in laboratory areas and should only be consumed as needed in classrooms and common areas.
At this time, Georgia School of Phlebotomy is no longer requiring students or staff to wear a mask while on the campus premises, however we understand that the risk of transmission for COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses is still present and encourage anyone who prefers to wear a mask to do so, and ask that anyone who has had an exposure to respiratory illness wear a mask to protect those around them.
Do not attend class or come to campus. Contact the office via email or phone and you will be advised on your options for continuing your enrollment in your current class or at a later date after a required self-quarantine period.
If you are in an externship program, and depending on where your clinical assignment is located, you may be required to complete a background check, health physical, current TB test, or other requirements. All fees associated are extra costs to the student. Most of our clinical placements only require a TB test that can be done at any local clinic. The school estimates that additional costs to externship students will be between $20-$100, depending on which site you are assigned to and what documentation you already possess. Each student is required to bring a copy of their High School Diploma, GED or High School transcript to the first day of class. If you are unable to bring this, there is an option to have the school request your transcripts which is a cost of $20.