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Georgia Tech's computer software program charges just $13,289 net with a remarkable 92.30% graduation rate, while private alternatives can cost over $30,000 annually. The state's film and tech industries, centered in Atlanta, create strong demand for software developers and media specialists. Columbus State offers the lowest net cost at $11,889, though with a 41.70% graduation rate that trails significantly behind Georgia Tech's outcomes.
5
Programs
$11,889 – $30,243
Net Price Range
$29,887
Avg. Program Earnings
45.5%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 Computer Software and Media Applications Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $11,889 $5,751 41.7% 87.8%
2 $13,289 $11,764 92.3% 17.1%
3 $19,297 $23,664 34.6% 62.7%
4 $24,116 $18,238 22.7%
5 $30,243 $17,488 36.4% 50.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Georgia Tech compare to other affordable options in the state?

Georgia Tech charges $13,289 net cost with a 92.30% graduation rate and accepts only 17.13% of applicants. Columbus State costs $1,400 less at $11,889 but graduates just 41.70% of students, making Georgia Tech the better value despite higher costs.

What salary can graduates expect from Georgia's computer software programs?

DeVry University reports graduate earnings of $29,887, the only school providing salary data. However, graduates carry an average debt of $41,879, creating a challenging debt-to-income ratio for new professionals.

Is the HOPE Scholarship available for computer software students?

Georgia residents with a 3.0 GPA qualify for HOPE Scholarship funding at public colleges. This covers tuition at Columbus State ($5,751) and Georgia Tech ($11,764), making these programs extremely affordable for qualifying students.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.