The average tuition & fees of Georgia colleges is $5,224 for Georgia residents and $10,688 for students from other States.
Emory University has the highest (most expensive) tuition & fees of $60,774 and Reformed University has the lowest tuition & fees (cheapest) of $5,360.
For graduate programs, Emory University has the highest (most expensive) graduate tuition & fees of $60,774 and Pontifex University has the lowest graduate tuition & fees (cheapest) of $0 in Georgia.The average COA of Georgia 4-year colleges in 2024 is $23,064 for Georgia residents and $33,116 for students from other states. The COA includes tuition & fees, books & supplies, room & board, and other living expenses, but it excludes health insurance fee and uncommon expenses.
Undergraduate | Graduate | |||
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In-State | Out-of-State | In-State | Out-of-State | |
Tuition & Fees | $5,753 | $15,805 | $6,964 | $19,012 |
Books & Supplies | $1,286 | $1,286 | ||
Room & Board | $16,025 | $16,025 | ||
COA | $23,064 | $33,116 | $24,275 | $36,323 |
In Georgia, 131 schools offer undergraduate programs. The average undergraduate tuition & fees of Georgia colleges is $5,224 for Georgia residents and $10,688 for out-of-state students for the academic year 2023-2024.
The Georgia tuition & fees have risen 0.62% from last year (4 years colleges).
The following table and chart describe the 2024 undergraduate tuition & fees trends over last 5 years in 4-years and 2-4 years (community colleges) colleges.
You may want to compare Georgia schools with tuition changes from last year at Georgia colleges tuition change page.
Public Schools | Private Schools | |||||
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4 Years or High | 2-4 Years | 4 Years or High | 2-4 Years | |||
In-State | Out-of-State | In-State | Out-of-State | |||
2020 | $5,996 | $16,308 | $3,286 | $5,779 | $23,415 | $17,109 |
2021 | $6,019 | $15,969 | $4,158 | $6,181 | $21,156 | $17,252 |
2022 | $6,150 | $15,915 | $4,212 | $6,235 | $21,393 | $17,416 |
2023 | $5,699 | $15,708 | $4,267 | $6,289 | $21,584 | $18,263 |
2024 | $5,753 | $15,805 | $4,825 | $6,815 | $22,314 | $19,222 |
Emory University | $60,774 |
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Agnes Scott College | $48,150 |
Oglethorpe University | $45,806 |
Savannah College of Art and Design | $40,595 |
Covenant College | $40,464 |
Reformed University | $5,360 |
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Georgia Military College | $7,605 |
Columbia College - Fort Stewart | $8,304 |
Columbia College - Hunter Army Airfield | $8,304 |
Columbia College - NSB Kings Bay | $8,304 |
52 Georgia colleges offer graduate programs. The average graduate program tuition fees of Georgia colleges is $6,964 for Georgia residents and $19,012 for students from other States. The graduate tuition & fees rose 100.14% from last year.
The following table and chart describe the 2024 graduate tuition & fees and show last 5 years' tuition change.
Public Schools | Private Schools | ||
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In-State | Out-of-State | ||
2020 | $7,392 | $19,088 | $16,131 |
2021 | $7,480 | $19,346 | $15,991 |
2022 | $7,489 | $19,275 | $16,153 |
2023 | $6,983 | $18,986 | $15,974 |
2024 | $6,964 | $19,012 | $15,877 |
Emory University | $47,722 |
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Savannah College of Art and Design | $41,585 |
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus | $30,646 |
Morehouse School of Medicine | $30,236 |
University of Georgia | $26,576 |
Pontifex University | $3,775 |
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Brewton-Parker College | $5,850 |
Luther Rice College & Seminary | $7,332 |
Reformed University | $7,400 |
Beulah Heights University | $8,460 |
The average books & supplies cost of Georgia colleges in 2024 is $1,286. The books & supplies cost rose 102.42% from last year. The following table and chart describes the 2024 books & supplies cost and cost changes over last 5 years.
Books & Supplies | |
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2020 | $1,382 |
2021 | $1,347 |
2022 | $1,327 |
2023 | $1,256 |
2024 | $1,286 |
The average living cost of Georgia colleges in 2024 is $16,025 when a student lives on campus such as dormitory and college apartment and $16,140 living off campus. 57 schools have on-campus living facilities in Georgia State. The on-campus living cost rose 104.70% and off-campus cost rose 108.16% from last year.
The following table and chart describes the 2024 living cost and compares to last 5 years.
On-Campus | Off-Campus | |
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2020 | $14,237 | $13,729 |
2021 | $14,594 | $14,008 |
2022 | $14,863 | $14,389 |
2023 | $15,306 | $14,922 |
2024 | $16,025 | $16,140 |