Cost Calculator
This calculator can help you get an idea of the costs associated with attending Georgia State University. Figures generated are estimates only and all tuition rates and fees are subject to change without notice.
- Due to your personal choices, Georgia State's standard allowance for some expenses may not match your actual costs. Additionally, the calculator does not include any estimates for personal expenses or travel and such expenses may vary greatly based upon personal choices.
- The calculator does not include some fees that are course-specific (e.g., lab fees, educational materials, art supplies, etc.).
- The validity of this Calculator depends on the accuracy of the information you enter.
All amounts shown here or in other University publications or websites represent tuition and fees as currently approved by the University. However, Georgia State reserves the right to modify tuition rates and fees without prior notice and to make such modifications applicable to students currently enrolled at the University, as well as to incoming students. Students are responsible for all charges billed by the University.
- For additional information regarding undergraduate tuition and fees, please visit the Student Accounts webpage.
- For additional information on undergraduate financial aid and the cost of attendance, please visit the Financial Aid website.
The estimates included in the calculator are not binding on the Secretary of Education, Georgia State University, or the State of Georgia.
Note: This cost calculator is for undergraduate students only for the 2022-2023 school year. Please see the Student Accounts website for graduate tuition, fees and related costs.
To be awarded the in-state tuition discount, you must demonstrate that you, your parent, your spouse or your court-appointed guardian (if you are a minor) is a legal resident of Georgia for tuition purposes. You may establish this claim by providing documentation to support the definition established by the Board of Regents. Please note that establishing residency for tuition purposes as defined by the Board of Regents is different than residency for purposes of such things as voting, having a Georgia driver's license/tag, etc., and requires more than establishing eligibility to vote, securing a driver's license, and/or paying taxes. Check out our information about Tuition Classification.
| Rates differ according to the shared or private bedroom and/or bathroom and number of roommates. Estimates used in the calculator are based on an average room rate for the choice selected. Actual room prices may vary. | ||
| University Commons Apartment units with kitchen and living area. All semester rates include electricity/gas/water, internet, basic cable TV connections, and furniture. Single and shared bedrooms. | $3,776.00 to $5,812.00 per semester |
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University Loft Apartments Apartment units with kitchen and living area. All semester rates include electricity/gas/water, internet, basic cable TV connections, and furniture. Single and shared bedrooms. |
$3,164.00 to $6,400.00 per semester |
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Greek Row Townhouse units with kitchens and living area on the first level. Single or shared bedrooms. All semester rates include electricity/gas/water, internet, basic cable TV connections, and furniture. |
$3,114.00 to $3,969.00 per semester |
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Piedmont Central (freshmen housing only): Single or shared residential rooms with a shared bathroom. All semester rates include electricity/gas/water, internet, basic cable TV connections, and furniture. Mandatory meal plan included. |
$5,065 to $6,261 per semester |
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Piedmont North Traditional-style residential rooms with a bathroom inside the unit with shared bedrooms. All semester rates include electricity/gas/water, internet, basic cable TV connections, and furniture. Mandatory meal plan included. |
$4,221.00 to $6,261.00 per semester |
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| Patton Hall (First-year students only.) Suite-style housing is two residents in one large bedroom joined by a shared bathroom to a single bedroom. All semester rates include electricity/gas/water, internet, basic cable TV connections, and furniture. Mandatory meal plan included. | $5,230.00 to $6,048.00 per semester |
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Books and supply costs vary according to program. We approximate an average of $1000.00 per semester. |
Fall 2022/Spring 2023 |
$660 (per semester) |
| Graduate students awarded a full tuition waiver and International students holding a F1 or J1 visa will be assessed an additional fee for mandatory health insurance. For more information related to coverage dates and rates, see the Student Accounts website. | |
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Tuition rates are explained in detail on the Student Accounts website. |
The "all you care to eat" meal plan is a full academic year commitment, and payment
is posted to the PantherCard holder's Student Account in two equal installments. |
| For those of you who will use public transportation (MARTA), the University provides a discounted monthly MARTA transcard. Currently, students may purchase the card for $61.00 per month (price subject to change). |
An education loan is a form of financial aid that must be repaid, with interest. There are various types of loans available that can be an important part of your paying-for-college strategy. |
To determine your GI Bill Educational Benefits visit the United States Department of Veterans Affairs website. To obtain information regarding the certification process and how to maintain your GI Bill Educational Benefits at Georgia State, visit the Military Outreach Center's website. Note: Chapter 33 (Post 911) only covers the cost of in-state tuition. |