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2022 Georgia Best Colleges Tuition Comparison

2022 Georgia Best Colleges Tuition Comparison
This page compares the best colleges in Georgia with tuition, admission, and more academic facts (Ranking data from College Evaluator). For the academic year 2021-2022, Emory University rank first in the best Georgia college ranking and Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus is placed in second.

Admission Comparison Between Best Colleges in Georgia

4 public and 6 private schools rank in the best Georgia colleges. The schools' average acceptance rate is 57.80% where Emory University has the tightest (lowest) acceptance rate of 19% and Kennesaw State University has the highest rate of 83%. Total 179,334 students are attending one of the best Georgia schools where Kennesaw State University has the largest population with 41,181 students and Wesleyan College has the smallest number of students (779 students). The average graduation rate is 65.10% and the average students to faculty ratio is 13.90:1 at those colleges.
The following table shows the academic information and key facts of the best Georgia colleges including acceptance rate, graduation rate, student population, and students to faculty ratio.
Table. Georgia Best Colleges Overview
RankName Acceptance RateSAT ScoreGraduation RatePopulationStudent-Faculty Ratio
1Emory University
Atlanta, GA
19%1,45590%13,9979:1 (11.11 %)
2Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Atlanta, GA
21%1,45091%39,77118:1 (5.56 %)
3University of Georgia
Athens, GA
48%1,35587%39,14717:1 (5.88 %)
4Wesleyan College
Macon, GA
60%1,03051%7798:1 (12.50 %)
5Berry College
Mount Berry, GA
77%1,20570%2,12511:1 (9.09 %)
6Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, GA
83%1,11547%41,18121:1 (4.76 %)
7Spelman College
Atlanta, GA
53%1,12575%2,20711:1 (9.09 %)
8Georgia State University
Atlanta, GA
82%1,14553%36,36023:1 (4.35 %)
9Piedmont College
Demorest, GA
70%1,07043%2,35010:1 (10.00 %)
10Young Harris College
Young Harris, GA
65%1,04544%1,41711:1 (9.09 %)
Average57.80%1,20065.10%179,334 (Total)13.90:1 (7.19 %)

Best Georgia Colleges 2022 Tuition Comparison and 2023 Estimated Costs

The following table lists 2021-2022 tuition & fees and compares them between the best Georgia colleges. The 2021-2022 costs are officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education. The estimated costs for the academic year 2022-2023 are calculated and estimated based on each school's rate of tuition change from 2021 to 2022.

For the undergraduate programs, the average tuition & fees of the best Georgia colleges is $31,428 where Emory University has the most expensive costs at $55,468 and Kennesaw State University has the lowest amount of tuition at $17,690. The average graduate tuition & fees of the best Georgia colleges is $21,602 where Emory University has the highest tuition with $45,684 and Young Harris College has the lowest amount of graduate school tuition with $9,000.
UndergraduateGraduate
Table. Best Georgia Colleges 2022 Undergraduate Tuition Comparison and 2023 Estimation
RankSchool Name 2022 Tuition & Fees2023 Estimated Tuition & Fees
In-StateOut-of-StateIn-StateOut-of-State
1Emory University $55,468$57,116
2Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus $12,852$33,964 $12,852 $33,964
3University of Georgia $12,068$31,108 $12,056 $31,096
4Wesleyan College $26,390$27,647
5Berry College $38,656$39,379
6Kennesaw State University $6,436$17,690 $6,436 $17,690
7Spelman College $28,181$26,497
8Georgia State University $9,286$24,517 $9,286 $24,517
9Piedmont College $28,340$29,184
10Young Harris College $29,962$30,260
Average$10,161$31,428$10,158$31,735
Table. Best Georgia Colleges 2022 Graduate School Tuition Comparison and 2023 Estimation
RankSchool Name 2022 Tuition & Fees2023 Estimated Tuition & Fees
In-StateOut-of-StateIn-StateOut-of-State
1Emory University $45,684$46,715
2Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus $16,764$31,334 $16,764$17,286
3University of Georgia $11,156$27,464 $11,156$11,144
4Wesleyan College $11,531$5,459
5Berry College $12,420$12,603
6Kennesaw State University $7,224$21,174 $7,224$7,135
7Spelman College --
8Georgia State University $9,292$24,790 $9,292$9,292
9Piedmont College $11,020$11,392
10Young Harris College $9,000$9,000
Average$11,109$21,602$11,214$21,102

Georgia Colleges Tuition Trends Over The Current Decade(The 2010s)

There are 183 colleges in Georgia State - 60 public and 123 private schools. The average tuition & fees of public schools are $4,450 for Georgia residents and $10,567 for others in 2017. It increase -3.37% from last year and 13.82% from 2010 cumulatively. For private schools, the average tuition & fees are $18,564 which are increased 6.24% from last year and 12.46% from 2010 cumulatively.


Tuition & Fees Trends of Georgia Colleges from 2010 to 2017

Next table and charts illustrates the tuition changes from 2010 to 2017 for Georgia colleges and universities. The costs officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education and due to the data availability, the avarage amount mainly based on 2-4 years and 4 years colleges and universities.
Undergraduate (Public) Undergraduate (Private) Graduate (Public) Graduate (Private)
For Georgia public schools, the 2017 undergraduate in-state tuition & fees are $4,450 which has increased by 27.53% over the current decade and the out-of-state cost is $10,567 which has risen by 13.82%. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is 1.97% while last year increase rate was -3.37%.
Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Georgia Colleges
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
In-State Costs$3,490$3,784$3,928$4,187$4,420$4,486$4,450
Year-to-Year Rates0.00%8.44%3.81%6.58%5.58%1.48%-0.79%
Cumulative Rates0.00%8.44%12.57%19.97%26.66%28.53%27.53%
Out-of-State Costs$9,284$9,760$10,027$10,592$10,840$10,936$10,567
Year-to-Year Rates0.00%5.12%2.74%5.63%2.35%0.88%-3.37%
Cumulative Rates0.00%5.12%8.00%14.08%16.76%17.79%13.82%
For private schools in Georgia state, the 2017 undergraduate tuition & fees are $18,564 which has increased by 12.46% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in tuition is 1.78% while last year increase rate was 6.24%.
Table. Undergraduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Georgia Colleges
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Tuition & Fees$16,507$16,055$16,572$16,902$17,251$17,474$18,564
Year-to-Year Rates0.00%-2.74%3.22%1.99%2.07%1.29%6.24%
Cumulative Rates0.00%-2.74%0.40%2.39%4.51%5.86%12.46%
The average graduate school tuition & fees of Georgia public schools are $7,227 which has increased by 15.78% over the current decade and the out-of-state graduate cost is $18,150 which has risen by -0.62%. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is -0.09% while last year increase rate was -7.51%.
Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Public Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Georgia Colleges
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
In-State Costs$6,242$6,572$6,671$6,884$7,040$7,271$7,227
Year-to-Year Rates0.00%5.28%1.52%3.18%2.27%3.28%-0.60%
Cumulative Rates0.00%5.28%6.87%10.27%12.78%16.48%15.78%
Out-of-State Costs$18,263$18,732$18,717$19,455$19,230$19,625$18,150
Year-to-Year Rates0.00%2.57%-0.08%3.94%-1.16%2.05%-7.51%
Cumulative Rates0.00%2.57%2.49%6.53%5.29%7.46%-0.62%
For private graduate schools in Georgia state, the 2017 tuition & fees are $15,814 which has increased by 7.71% over the current decade. In average, the rate of increase in graduate tuition is 1.10140% while last year increase rate was 2.10%.
Table. Graduate Tuition Trends (Private Schools) From 2010 to 2017 for Georgia Colleges
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-2017
Tuition & Fees$14,682$15,020$14,902$15,265$15,503$15,489$15,814
Year-to-Year Rates0.00%2.30%-0.78%2.43%1.56%-0.09%2.10%
Cumulative Rates0.00%2.30%1.50%3.97%5.59%5.49%7.71%
You can check the changes of other college costs including room & board costs, book & supplies, and other living expenses at Georgia college cost trends.

10 Most Popular Colleges In Georgia State - Tuition Comparison

This page introduce the 10 most popular colleges and universities in Georgia State. The popularity is calculated based on viewed and saved count last 6 months. Below, you can compare general academic facts including acceptance rate, student population, and graduate rate between the popular Georgia schools. In addition, you can compare tuition & fees of those colleges and estimate for future academic year.

General Academic Factors Comparison Between 10 Most Popular Colleges And Universities In Georgia State

In 10 most popular schools in Georgia, there are 7 public and 3 private schools. Next table shows academic information and general characteristics of the 10 Most Popular Colleges and Universities in Georgia State including acceptance ratio, graduation rates, student population, and student to faculty rates.
Table. 10 Most Popular Colleges And Universities In Georgia State Overview
Name Acceptance RatesGraduation RatesPopulationStudent Faculty Ratio
Georgia State University
Atlanta, GA
57%53%32,237 1:21 (4.76 %)
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Atlanta, GA
32%86%26,839 1:19 (5.26 %)
University of Georgia
Athens, GA
53%85%36,574 1:18 (5.56 %)
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, GA
--0 -
Georgia College and State University
Milledgeville, GA
76%59%6,915 1:17 (5.88 %)
Emory University
Atlanta, GA
24%91%14,067 1:8 (12.50 %)
University of West Georgia
Carrollton, GA
57%41%13,308 1:20 (5.00 %)
Spelman College
Atlanta, GA
48%77%2,125 1:10 (10.00 %)
Valdosta State University
Valdosta, GA
50%36%11,375 1:19 (5.26 %)
The Creative Circus
Atlanta, GA
-71%249 1:5 (20.00 %)

2017 Tuition & Fees Comparison and 2018 Estimated Costs

Next table list 2016-2017 tuition & fees and compares the costs between 10 Most Popular Colleges and Universities in Georgia State. The 2016-2017 costs officially published by IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education. The estimated costs for year 2017-2018 are calculated and estimated based on each school's previous tuition change rates. See school's tuition page for detail description.
UndergraduateGraduate Living Costs
Table. 2017 Undergraduate Tuition & Fees Comparison and 2018 Estimation
2017 Tuition & Fees2018 Estimated Tuition & Fees
In-StateOut-of-StateIn-StateOut-of-State
Georgia State University $8,974$23,542 $8,974$23,542
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus $12,212$32,404 $12,212$32,404
University of Georgia $11,634$29,844 $11,634$29,844
Kennesaw State University -- --
Georgia College and State University $9,202$27,550 $9,202$27,550
Emory University $47,954$47,954
University of West Georgia $6,143$16,717 $6,143$16,717
Spelman College $27,314$27,314
Valdosta State University $6,297$16,871 $6,297$16,871
The Creative Circus $17,115$17,115
Average$9,077$26,590$9,077$26,590
Table. 2017 Graduate School Tuition & Fees Comparison and 2018 Estimation
2017 Tuition & Fees2018 Estimated Tuition & Fees
In-StateOut-of-StateIn-StateOut-of-State
Georgia State University $9,004$24,502 $9,004$24,502
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus $15,652$30,072 $15,652$30,072
University of Georgia $10,762$26,360 $10,762$26,360
Kennesaw State University -- --
Georgia College and State University $7,209$20,508 $7,209$20,508
Emory University $42,980$42,980
University of West Georgia $5,958$17,460 $5,958$17,460
Spelman College --
Valdosta State University $6,490$17,866 $6,490$17,866
The Creative Circus --
Average$9,179$25,678$9,179$25,678
Table. 2017 Living Costs Comparison and 2018 Estimation
2017 Living Costs2018 Estimated Living Costs
On-CampusOff-campusOn-CampusOff-Campus
Georgia State University $16,514$14,228 $16,514$14,228
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus $14,408$16,900 $14,408$16,900
University of Georgia $13,568$11,984 $13,568$11,984
Kennesaw State University -- --
Georgia College and State University $16,629$18,453 $16,629$18,453
Emory University $15,902$15,902 $15,902$15,902
University of West Georgia $14,843$13,044 $14,843$13,044
Spelman College $17,095$17,095 $17,095$17,095
Valdosta State University $12,906$14,252 $12,906$14,252
The Creative Circus -$18,251 -$18,251
Average $15,233$15,567 $15,233$15,567