Georgia's Education GO Get It Initiative (GO) was a statewide network of public and private partners whose sole purpose was to improve the quality of life for all Georgians by enabling and motivating students to earn a high school diploma and enroll in a two-year, four-year or technical college.

Georgia's Education GO Get It was led by the P-16 Department of the University System of Georgia and was part of a 16-state alliance. GO worked in close collaboration with partner project GAcollege411.

The first GO program started in Texas in 2002. Georgia adopted the program in 2004 and officially launched in February 2005. The program ended in July 1, 2006 due to funding cuts.

Information about Education GO Get It and the programs and services offered have been archived on the P-16 website at www.usg.edu/p16/resources.