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Georgia Tech offers the state's most affordable International/Global Studies program at just $13,289 net cost, dramatically undercutting private alternatives that average over $25,000. This 92.30% graduation rate leader sits in Atlanta, where major corporations like Delta, Coca-Cola, and UPS maintain global headquarters requiring international expertise. The $23,000 gap between Georgia Tech and the next cheapest option at Shorter University highlights how public funding transforms accessibility for students pursuing global careers.
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Programs
$13,289 – $36,828
Net Price Range
$37,748
Avg. Program Earnings
67.3%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 International/Global Studies Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $13,289 $11,764 92.3% 17.1%
2 $16,286 $24,044 37.1% 97.5%
3 $22,350 $40,890 73.4% 74.7%
4 $24,832 $40,464 71.9% 84.1%
5 $35,949 $31,725 52.7% 60.0%
6 $36,828 $30,058 76.1% 28.4%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the massive cost difference between Georgia's cheapest and most expensive programs?

Georgia Tech's $13,289 net cost reflects strong state funding and the HOPE Scholarship benefits for qualifying students. Spelman College's $36,828 represents private liberal arts pricing, creating a $23,539 gap between the most and least expensive options.

How do graduation rates vary across Georgia's International Studies programs?

Georgia Tech leads with 92.30% graduation rates while Shorter University graduates just 37.10% of students. The three Atlanta-based schools (Georgia Tech, Morehouse, Spelman) average 73.70% compared to 60.90% for programs outside the metro area.

Does acceptance rate correlate with program affordability in Georgia?

The most affordable option, Georgia Tech, accepts only 17.13% of applicants while Shorter University admits 97.47%. This inverse relationship suggests competitive admissions often accompany lower costs at public institutions.

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