Tuition and Costs of Attending UGA
In today's economic environment, families are more concerned than ever with the cost of higher education. The University of Georgia continues to be considered one of the 'best buys' in colleges, especially when rankings consider both the low cost of attending and the high quality of education received. Graduates of UGA have one of the lowest debts following completion of their degree and, with the HOPE Scholarship for Georgia residents, almost all in-state students begin their studies at UGA paying limited tuition or fees.
2018-2019 Estimated Cost of Attendance
Based on a 9-month academic year for an average undergraduate student. Subject to change.
|
Georgia Resident
|
Non-Resident
|
| Tuition and Fees |
$11,830 |
$30,404 |
| Typical Residence Hall |
$6,042 |
$6,042 |
| Typical 7-Day Meal Plan |
$3,996 |
$3,996 |
| Estimated Books, Supplies & Living Expenses |
$4,820 |
$5,320 |
Total Cost |
$26,688 |
$45,762 |
*As estimated by the Office of Student Financial Aid
Georgia Residency Classification
Students classified as non-residents who believe they should be designated as Georgia residents for in-state tuition should go to the Georgia Residency page for more information.
Georgia Resident Out of State ResidentTuition and Fees$10,836$29,046Typical Residence Hall$5,290$5,290Typical 7-Day Meal Plan$3,956$3,956Estimated Books, Supplies & Living Expenses $2,598$2,598
Total Cost
$22,680
$40,890
Georgia Resident Out of State ResidentTuition and Fees$10,836$29,046Typical Residence Hall$5,290$5,290Typical 7-Day Meal Plan$3,956$3,956Estimated Books, Supplies & Living Expenses $2,598$2,598
Total Cost
$22,680
$40,890