Cheapest Research and Experimental Psychology Colleges in Georgia

Georgia Tech stands out among Research and Experimental Psychology programs with a 92.30% graduation rate despite charging $13,289 net annually. The state's eight programs range from Savannah State's $8,683 to Emory's $23,911, creating a $15,000 gap between most and least expensive options. Atlanta's growing tech sector increasingly values professionals who understand user behavior research and cognitive science applications, making Georgia an attractive location for psychology graduates entering technology companies.

Programs

$8,683 – $23,911

Net Price Range

$29,535

Avg. Program Earnings

54.4%

Avg. Graduation Rate

8 Research and Experimental Psychology Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Savannah State University Savannah, Georgia	$8,683	$5,498	25.2%
2	University of North Georgia Dahlonega, Georgia	$10,785	$5,009	36.8%	69.6%
3	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus Atlanta, Georgia	$13,289	$11,764	92.3%	17.1%
4	Paine College Augusta, Georgia	$15,074	$14,596	21.7%	51.5%
5	Georgia Southern University Statesboro, Georgia	$16,531	$5,905	52.1%	88.9%
6	Georgia College & State University Milledgeville, Georgia	$18,809	$8,998	61.6%	80.0%
7	Oglethorpe University Atlanta, Georgia	$21,735	$45,806	53.9%	71.0%
8	Emory University Atlanta, Georgia	$23,911	$60,774	91.8%	11.4%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the wide cost difference between Georgia psychology programs?

Public universities like Savannah State charge $8,683 net while private Emory reaches $23,911, creating a nearly $15,000 gap. The HOPE Scholarship significantly reduces costs at public institutions for Georgia residents with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

How do graduation rates vary among affordable Georgia psychology programs?

Georgia Tech leads with 92.30% graduation rates despite being affordable at $13,289 net cost. In contrast, the cheapest option at Savannah State shows only 25.20% graduation rates, while mid-range Georgia Southern achieves 52.10%.

Does program cost predict post-graduation earnings in Georgia?

Georgia Tech graduates earn $31,839 annually despite moderate program costs, while the cheapest programs at Savannah State and University of North Georgia show earnings around $28,300. The relationship between cost and earnings remains inconsistent across Georgia programs.

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