Georgia College Tuition and Fees by Georgia College & State University

TuitionandFees This sample scenario utilizes the freshman rates for freshman enrolling in the Academic Year ’19-’20 Fall and Spring Semesters.

Georgia Resident Tuition and Fees* $4,765 Room (double occupancy) 3,528 Meal Plan (unlimited plan) 2,035 Estimate for Books and Supplies 750 Total per semester $11,078 x 2 semesters Total per academic year $22,156

Non-Georgia Resident $14,355 3,528 2,035 750 $20,668 x 2 semesters $41,336

Tuition and Fees

In-state tuition for 1-6 credit hours is $2,222. In-state tuition for 7 or more credit hours is $3,754. Out-of-state tuition for 1-6 credit hours is $7,918. Out-of-state tuition for 7 or more credit hours is $13,344. Students are also subject to the following fees: Athletic Fee...............................................$181 USG/Institution Fee ...................................275 Student Activity Fee ...................................133 Health Fee.....................................................95 Wellness Center Fee ..................................175 Technology Fee .............................................68 Transportation and Parking Fee ..................75 Bobcat Card Fee .............................................9 Total Fees Per Semester ...............$1,011

*Semester Tuition and Fees in Summary: Full-Time Georgia Resident Tuition: Fees: Total:

$3,754 $1,011 $4,765

Full-Time Non-Resident $13,344 $1,011 $14,355

For eligible students, HOPE Scholarship contributes funds toward tuition at the assigned rate of $229 per credit hour (maximum calculation based on 15 hours per term). Projected amount per semester is $3,435. For the year, this is $6,870. Students qualifying for the Georgia Zell Miller Scholarship will receive 100% of tuition charges, which is $3,754 per semester for a yearly total of $7,508.

Central Campus Residence Halls – Suites Building Adams Bell Foundation Napier Parkhurst Sanford Wells

Notes Co-ed – Freshmen and Upperclassmen Co-ed – Freshmen and Upperclassmen Co-ed – Freshmen and Upperclassmen Co-ed – Freshmen and Upperclassmen Co-ed – Freshmen and Upperclassmen Co-ed – Freshmen and Upperclassmen Co-ed – Freshmen and Upperclassmen

Rates Double Room (4-person Suite) Single Room (2-person Suite)

(Available to sophomore and above only.)

Double Room as a Single Room Triple (3-person Room) (Bell Hall only)

$3,528/sem. $3,618/sem. $4,478/sem. $3,249/sem.

Note: Private rooms not guaranteed. Most freshmen are assigned to semi-private rooms.

The Village at West Campus – University Apartments Building 1, 2, 3 4 4 5 and 6

Notes Upperclassmen Upperclassmen Freshmen Freshmen

Rates 8-person Apartment .................................................$3,231/5 months 4-person Apartment.................................................$4,692/6 months 2-person Apartment .................................................$5,076/6 months Visit www.gcsu.edu/housing

A meal plan is required for new freshmen. All plans include one meal equivalency swipe per weekday, for your choice of breakfast or lunch selections at The Lunch Box in the library, or late-night-dining in the Bobcat Food Court (Chick-fil-A or Subway). Some limitations apply. Available options are indicated below.

Meal Plans –

Cost per semester 25 or 100 Block Plan

Unlimited 7 – Unlimited Dining at The MAX seven days a week Unlimited 5 – Unlimited Weekday (M-F) Dining at The MAX

Weekly 14 – Your Choice of Any 14 Meals per Week at The MAX Weekly 10 – Your Choice of Any 10 Meals per Week at The MAX

$224/$893

$2,035

Central Freshmen

Village Freshmen

Upperclassmen and Commuters ✓

$1,831

✓

$1,464

✓

$1,729

07/2019

Financial Aid

Information August

• Aug. 1 - Fall 2020 application opens. www.gcsu.edu/apply • Aug. 1 - President's Scholarship Competition interest form opens. www.gcsu.edu/psc

October Begin financial aid planning process. • Oct. 1 – The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) becomes available online at www.fafsa.gov. • Georgia College’s FAFSA code is 001602. • Estimate your Cost of Attendance for Georgia College (GC) at www.gcsu.edu/financialaid using the Cost Calculator. • Utilize resources like www.gafutures.org. • October/November – Qualifying students may begin submitting the President’s Scholarship Competition interest form and materials. More information is available at www.gcsu.edu/psc. • Oct. 15 – Early Action Admissions deadline.

November

• Nov. 8 – President’s Scholarship Competition application deadline. (Priority consideration will be granted to students who have completed their application by the early action deadline of Oct. 15. ) • Mid November: President’s Scholarship Competition invitations sent to selected students

December

• Dec. 6 – President’s Scholarship Competition at GC (invitation only).

December — May “Early Estimate” award notifications will be made by GC’s Financial aid Office for all students that have completed the FAFSA application process. • Students will be notified via their GC Bobcats email account. • Instructions for accessing award information will be included.

Early February Deadline for returning students to apply for scholarships at GC.

Beginning June Official award notifications will be made and students will be notified via their Bobcats email account.

July 1 Financial aid files must be complete in order to have funds to pay fees by the fall Semester deadline. • Files completed after this date will be processed as time permits. • Students will be reimbursed any funds awarded if payment for fall semester has already been made.