Tuition and Fees

When calculating the annual cost of a college degree, you should consider a number of factors including tuition, books/supplies, parking, housing and meal plans. Here you will find information to help you assess the cost of attending Georgia State.

In-State Tuition

Students who reside permanently in Georgia under specific circumstances receive reduced tuition rates. To be awarded the in-state tuition rate, you must demonstrate that you, your parent, your spouse or your court-appointed guardian (if you are a minor) is a legal resident of Georgia for tuition purposes. Visit our residency page for more information on what defines in-state residency.

• Undergraduate Student Tuition & Fee Rates for 2009-2010 [.xls file]

Out-of-State Tuition

Students who are not residents of Georgia receive these tuition rates. For more information about residency status, visit our residency section.

• Undergraduate Student Tuition & Fee Rates for 2009-2010 [.xls file]

Cost Calculator

Visit our Cost Calculator to get a personalized estimate of the cost of attending Georgia State.

Fees

The tables below will give you an idea of the amounts and frequency of additional fees that might factor into your overall tuition estimate.

For details about the Mandatory Student Fee, visit Mandatory Student Fee.

Mandatory Student Fee

Fall 2009/Spring 2010	$714  ($771.00 for College of Law)

Penalty and One-Time Fees

Description:	Fee or estimated cost:
Late Registration fee*	$50.00
Graduation fee	$50.00

* During Late Registration, students who register initially or register again for classes dropped due to lack of fee payment will incur a nonrefundable late registration fee of $50.00. In addition, any registration revision after Late Registration must be done in the One Stop Shop and may be refused by the faculty member. Students will be charged a nonrefundable manual registration fee of $37.50 for each revision at the One-Stop Shop.

**Fee excludes the cost of Regalia.