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Tuition + Financial Aid

Tuition + Fees

Tuition and fees are posted online by the UGA Bursar’s Office. Estimated tuition and student fees based on last year’s amounts are:

Georgia Residents

Total tuition: $12,763

Non-Residents

Total tuition: $36,211

Mandatory Student Fees

Summer: $878

Fall $1,145

Spring $1,145

Financial Aid

The UGA Graduate School offers these financial aid options:

  • Graduate Assistantships
    A limited number of assistantships are available to highly qualified applicants and are competitively awarded on the basis of merit. The stipend is approximately $7,000 and includes a tuition waiver. Assistantships require that students work approximately 13 hours per week under the faculty member. Past assistantships with faculty members have included research opportunities and positions with the Coca-Cola Center (webmaster, newsletter editor). These awards are based upon academic records and recommendation of the department. Candidates must have a 3.30 undergraduate GPA or a 3.50 graduate GPA and 550 GMAT or >300 GRE and plan to be enrolled for a minimum of 12 hours each semester to be eligible for nomination. Decisions are typically made in late March/early April.
  • Out-of-State Tuition Waivers
    Non-resident admitted students can seek to have a portion of their tuition waived for one academic year. As with assistantships, these awards are based upon academic records and recommendation of the department. Candidates must have a 3.30 undergraduate GPA or a 3.50 graduate GPA and 550 GMAT or >300 GRE and plan to be enrolled for a minimum of 12 hours each semester to be eligible for nomination. Decisions are typically made in late March/early April.

Other financial aid options offered by UGA

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