Costs and Dates

 

  2014 Spring Semester 

 

Educational Expenses	Costs
Tuition, 18 hours of instruction per week	$3,156
Georgia State Mandatory Student Fees (for use of library, computers, recreation center, etc.)	$1064 (anticipated)
Textbooks & Supplies	$200*
Living Expenses
Health & accident insurance	$787**
Local Transportation	$315*
Housing & Food	$4185*
Personal Expenses	$1125*
Total Estimated Expenses: US $10832*

  

2013 Summer Semester (10 Weeks) 

 

Education Expenses	Costs
Tuition, 25 hours of instruction per week	$3,011
Georgia State Mandatory Student Fees (for use of library, computers, recreation center, etc.)	$750 (anticipated)
Textbooks & Supplies	$200*
Living Expenses
Health & accident insurance	$320**
Local Transportation	$210*
Housing & Food	$2,866*
Personal Expenses	$750*
Total Estimated Expenses: US $8107*
(Summer semesters are slightly less than Fall and Spring due to decreased number of weeks for living expenses, although the hours are equivalent)

 

  2013 Fall Semester 

 

Educational Expenses	Costs
Tuition, 18 hours of instruction per week	$3,156
Georgia State Mandatory Student Fees (for use of library, computers, recreation center, etc.)	$1064 (anticipated)
Textbooks & Supplies	$200*
Living Expenses
Health & accident insurance	$594**
Local Transportation	$315*
Housing & Food	$4185*
Personal Expenses	$1125*
Total Estimated Expenses: US $10639*

 

 

* These amounts are estimates. Figures represent minimal costs of living in Atlanta. Personal expenses vary greatly. The amounts and dates shown may change without notice. Go to Universal Currency Converter to convert your country’s currency to US$.

** Health insurance is required only for F and J visas. Spring insurance covers BOTH Spring and Summer semesters (January - August). Rates listed fro students aged 26 and younger. See details here.

Because tuition/fees must be paid during IEP orientation week, all students should have the exact funds available in U.S. dollars. Tuition/fees must be paid in full on the payment dates indicated above. If full payment is not received by the end of the first week of classes (including receipt of financial guarantees by sponsoring agencies), students will not be allowed attend classes starting the second week. Absences will accrue and may affect visa status.

NOTE: Students may be charged a $50.00 late registration fee if they register initially and then classes are dropped to to non-payment.  In addition, registration revisions after the first week of classes may be charged a manual registration fee of $37.50 per class. (http://www.gsu.edu/admissions/tuition_and_fees.html)

Refund Policy

Tuition

• 100% tuition refund if you withdraw from any or all classes before the first day of class
• 75% tuition refund if you withdraw from any or all classes on or before the end of the first week of classes
• 50% tuition refund if you withdraw from any or all classes on or before the end of the second week of classes
• No tuition refunds after the second week of the classes has ended.
• No tuition refunds are given if the withdrawal is due to classroom policy violations.

Fees

GSU fees are non-refundable.