Best Value Radio Colleges in Georgia

Georgia Tech graduates with Radio, Television, and Digital Communication degrees command $58,673 annually, nearly double the earnings of peers from other state programs. The $13,289 net cost at this Atlanta institution reflects strong return on investment in a state where film production and tech sectors generate thousands of media jobs. Public universities dominate Georgia's affordable options, with in-state costs ranging from $5,009 to $11,764, while private institutions like SCAD charge $45,450 but offer specialized industry connections.

Programs

$10,785 – $45,450

Net Price Range

$38,977

Avg. Program Earnings

58.8%

Avg. Graduation Rate

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Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	Program Earnings	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus Atlanta, Georgia	$13,289	$58,673	$11,764	92.3%	17.1%
2	University of Georgia Athens, Georgia	$13,816	$36,668	$11,180	87.2%	42.6%
3	Georgia Southern University Statesboro, Georgia	$16,531	$29,995	$5,905	52.1%	88.9%
4	Savannah College of Art and Design Savannah, Georgia	$45,450	$44,817	$40,595	70.5%	81.7%
5	Clark Atlanta University Atlanta, Georgia	$35,115	$24,730	$26,446	47.8%	56.3%
6	Reinhardt University Waleska, Georgia	$27,769		$28,420	35.6%	62.3%
7	University of North Georgia Dahlonega, Georgia	$10,785		$5,009	36.8%	69.6%
8	Kennesaw State University Kennesaw, Georgia	$16,972		$5,786	48.1%	67.9%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the massive earnings gap between Georgia Tech and other programs?

Georgia Tech graduates earn $58,673 compared to $29,995 at Georgia Southern, reflecting the school's technical focus and Atlanta's thriving media technology sector. The 92.30% graduation rate and 17.13% acceptance rate indicate highly selective admission standards that correlate with stronger career outcomes.

How do public university costs compare across Georgia's programs?

In-state tuition ranges from $5,009 at University of North Georgia to $11,764 at Georgia Tech, all covered by the HOPE Scholarship for students maintaining a 3.0 GPA. Net costs after aid span $10,785 to $16,972 at public institutions, making them accessible compared to private alternatives.

Does SCAD justify its $45,450 net cost for media programs?

SCAD graduates earn $44,817 annually with relatively low debt at $24,506, reflecting strong industry placement in Savannah's growing creative economy. The 70.50% graduation rate surpasses most Georgia programs, though the premium over public options remains substantial.

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