Tuition & Fees
Provided on this page are estimated costs only. It is the student's or applicant's responsibility to review the UGA Bursar's Office website for the most up-to-date tuition and fee schedules.
Applies to both Certificate and Masters Students
- In-state Tuition
- Out-of-state Tuition
- Student Fees
- Payment Deadlines
- ARCHE Program
- Academic Common Market/ Electronic Campus
- Financial Aid
- Parking Fees
- Drop/Add & Refunds
The University reserves the right to change its tuition and fees at the beginning of any academic term and without previous notice.
The UGA Bursar's Office URL: busfin1.busfin.uga.edu/bursar/schedule.cfm
This section lists the Graduate Student tuition in-state rate. Always check the Bursar's Office for the most up-to-date tuition schedule.
What is provided on this page are estimated costs only. It is the student's or applicant's responsibility to review the Bursar's Office website for the most up-to-date tuition and fee schedules.
In-state Tuition
The following is an estimate of expenses for one class. These costs are subject to change. This cost outline does not include fees for books, parking fees, or other
student fees.
- Tuition - $250 per credit hour1
- Program fee - $1,350 per semester2
This fee is not noted at the Bursar's office webpage. This is a department charge and will appear on the payment screen when a student registers.
This fee is likely to increase to $1450 in the near future. Check back for updates. - Technology fee - $114 per semester3
- Student Activities fee - $45 per semester3
- Institutional Fee - $100 per semester3
For example, if a student registers for a three-credit hour class, the cost is estimated at:
- $750 - Tuition
- $1,350 - Program Fee
- $45 - Student Activities Fee
- $114 - Technology Fee
- $100 - Institutional Fee
- Total = $2,359.00
1This is an estimate of the standard graduate student rate. It is a per credit hour charge.
2This is department charge and a per semester charge, not a per credit hour charge. For executive programs, the USG Board of Regents does not provide direct state funding, thus this program operates more like a private institution. Tuition is returned to the state; the program fee is returned to the program to subsidize the operation of the program. When taken in combination with the low tuition, the fee it is actually lower overall than other programs, particularly if a student takes more than one course per semester. This fee is not noted at the Bursar's office webpage, but will appear on the student's payment screen during the registration process.
3Each student will pay a $45 student activities fee, a $114 per semester technology fee, and a $100 institutional fee that goes back to the USG Board of Regents. These fees cannot be waived.
Students Fees
Student Activities and Transportation:
Each student will pay a $45 student activities fee and a $114 per semester technology fee that goes back
to the USG Board of Regents. These fees cannot be waived.
Transportation fees will be atomically calculated in the OASIS systems. Classification as a UGA - Gwinnett Campus student allows you to waive this fee. Students taking courses which do not meet on the Athens campus may request a waiver of this fee via the OASIS registration system. The student should select code 7 (Fee Assessment/ Waivers/ Payments/ Invoice) on the registration Main Menu. Code 7 will display the fee assessment screen. The student should enter code 1 on the fee assessment screen to request the waiver of the transportation fee.
For additional information, please refer to UGA Graduate School Student
handbook - www.gradsch.uga.edu/For_Students/handbook/Finances/
tuition.htm
Parking Fees At present, there are no parking fees for the UGA Gwinnett Campus students. Students are required to adhere to all parking ordnances.
Drop/Add, Withdraw or Refunds. Please select this link to review the policies on dropping or adding courses, withdrawing from the University and possible refunds.
Out-of-State Tuition
The University reserves the right to change its tuition and fees at the beginning of any academic term and without previous notice.
The UGA Bursar's Office URL: busfin1.busfin.uga.edu/bursar/schedule.cfm
This page lists the Graduate Student tuition out-of-state rate. Always check the Bursar's Office for the most up-to-date tuition schedule.
What is provided on this page are estimated costs only. It is the student's or applicant's responsibility to review the Bursar's Office website for the most up-to-date tuition and fee schedules.
The following is an estimate of expenses for one class. These costs are subject to change. Always check the UGA Bursar's Office website for the most up-to-date tuition and fee schedules. This cost outline does not include fees for books, parking fees, or other student fees.
- Tuition - $871 per credit hour4
- Program fee - $1,350 per semester 5
This fee is not noted at the Bursar's office webpage. This is a department charge and will appear on the payment screen when a student registers.
This fee is likely to increase to $1450 in the near future. Check back for updates.
- Student Activities fee - $45 per semester6
- Technology fee - $114 per semester6
- Institutional fee - $100 per semester6
For example, if a student registers for a three-credit hour class, the cost is estimated at:
- $2,613 - Tuition
- $1,350 - Program Fee
- $45 - Activities Fee
- $114 - Technology Fee
- $100 - Institutional Fee
- Total = $4,222.00
4This is an estimate of the standard out-of-state graduate student rate. It is a per credit hour charge.
5This is department charge and a per semester charge, not a per credit hour charge. For executive programs, the USG Board of Regents does not provide direct state funding, thus this program operates more like a private institution. Tuition is returned to the state; the program fee is returned to the program to subsidize the operation of the program. When taken in combination with the low tuition, the fee it is actually lower overall than other programs, particularly if a student takes more than one course per semester. This fee is not noted at the Bursar's office webpage, but will appear on the student's payment screen during the registration process.
6Each student will pay a $45 student activities fee and a $114 per semester technology fee that goes back to the USG Board of Regents. These fees cannot be waived.
Student Account Payment Deadlines are listed at the Bursar's Office website. The URL is: www.bursar.uga.edu/deadlines.html. Please review this site for information on when payment for classes is due.
Academic Common Market/ Electronic
Campus The Masters Program qualifies for The Southern Regional Educational
Board's Academic Common Market/Electronic Campus (SREB-ACM/ER). Being part
of SREB-ACM/ER allows students from neighboring states to pay the in-state
rate and avoid higher out-of-state tuition. Currently, residents from 16
states (Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia) are eligible to participate.
Academic Common Market/Electronic Campus waivers of out-of-state tuition
are subject to change and are available only if certain conditions are met.
Check the web-site for conditions and eligibility: www.electroniccampus.org/.
Click here to review the Regulatory Affairs Program's policy on SERB Electronic Campus participation.
Certificate Program: Students enrolled in the online certificate course of study are not generally eligible for student aid administered in UGA Financial Aid Office, but maybe eligible for student loans or other financing options.
Once a student enrolls into the Master's program, the student will fall under the usual federal rules for aid eligibility.
Master's Program: Students enrolled in the MS Program are eligible for federal aid. Financial Aid is administered through the UGA Office of Financial Aid. Please contact OFA for additional information, www.uga.edu/osfa/.
