GRADUATE SCHOOL IS WITHIN YOUR REACH
On average, master’s degree holders earn $10,000 more each year than bachelor’s degree holders.* Over time, that quickly becomes a significant amount of income.
Source: Why Should I Get a Master’s Degree, Council of Graduate Schools, 2018
Tuition & Fees
We know budgeting for graduate school is an intimidating topic, but we also know your advanced degree will pay dividends down the line. Below, you’ll find a breakdown of average graduate rates by semester.*
* Some graduate programs may charge differential or program tuition rates, which is in addition to the base tuition charged by the university for each semester a student is enrolled.
- For more information about graduate program tuition and fees, contact the specific program itself.
- For additional information about tuition and fees, contact the Graduate Admissions Office.
- For additional information on graduate financial aid and the cost of attendance, visit the Financial Aid website.
We’ll Help You Finance Your Future
From scholarships and fellowships to graduate assistantships, federal aid and student loans, the options for funding your graduate education at Georgia State are vast. That’s THESTATEWAY®.
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We are here to help. Contact The Graduate School Admissions office for information on the enrollment process. Program-specific inquiries should be directed to your college, school or institute of interest.