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Georgia State University College of Law
 Admissions
P.O. Box 4049
Atlanta, GA 30302-4049

admissions@law.gsu.edu

(404) 413-9200

(404) 413-9203
 

Paying for Law School

Our reasonable tuition and fees make us one of the best values in the nation, and we offer a range of scholarship opportunities, tuition waivers and financial aid options. As of March 1, fees total $1,121. 

Tuition

Tuition Full time
per semester		 Full time
per year		 Part time
per credit hour		 Fees
per semester
Resident $6,900 $13,800 $535 $1,121
Nonresident $16,740 $33,400 $1,395 $1,121 

Estimated Expenses

Based on 2012-2013 figures


Tuition and fees are subject to change.
*Costs may vary based on your choices.

Georgia Residents, Full Time

Tuition and Fees: $16,042
Books and Supplies: $1,500
Living Expenses: $12,410*
Transportation: $2,070
Loans Fees: $120
Total: $32,142

Georgia Residents, Part Time

(9 hours)

Tuition and Fees: $12,592
Books and Supplies: $1,500
Living Expenses: $12,410*
Transportation: $2,070
Loans Fees: $120
Total: $28,692 

Non-Georgia Residents, Full Time

Tuition and Fees: $35,722
Books and Supplies: $1,500
Living Expenses: $12,410*
Transportation: $2,070
Loans Fees: $120
Total: $51,822

Non-Georgia Residents, Part Time

(9 hours)

Tuition and Fees: $27,352
Books and Supplies: $1,500
Living Expenses: $12,410*
Transportation: $2,070
Loans Fees: $120
Total: $43,452

Reserve your seat

A $150 deposit is required to secure your place in the college's entering class. The deposit deadline is Monday, April 15.


Related Links

Scholarships
Payment deadlines
Student Accounts Office

Refunds

If your student account shows a credit balance, you may be entitled to receive a refund. Student Accounts refunds the credit balance after verifying you are entitled to receive it.

A refund for out-of-pocket payments (Web or paper check, credit card, cash and wire transfers) only will be processed if your overall account balance is a credit. Georgia State University reserves the right to apply a credit/refund from your out-of-pocket payment to any outstanding charges on your student account, regardless of the date the charge(s) is due. This includes applying your credit/refund to charges for a future or past term.

Additionally, if your account credit is the result of a Web or paper check, the university will wait 11 business days from the date your payment posts to your student account to process a refund.

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