Questions below refer to the following information and email.
Estimated Costs for Georgia University 2005-06
In-State Freshmen
- Tuition (15 credits per semester): $10,998
- Matriculation fee: $882
- Other fees and taxes: $43
- Housing (double room/20-meal plan): $5,788
Total for two semesters: $23,711
Non In-State Freshmen
- Tuition (15 credits per semester): $28,751
- Matriculation fee: $882
- Other fees and taxes: $43
- Housing (double room/20-meal plan): $5,788
Total for two semesters: $35,464
Totals include tuition and fee rebates. Tuition, fees, and housing charges are subject to change by the Georgia University Board of Trustees without notice. Other housing options are available. Books and supplies cost approximately $854 per year, depending on courses chosen. A reasonable budget for two semesters (August-May) would be $26,005 for an in-state freshman and $37,758 for a non-Georgia freshman. This includes an amount for personal expenses, which will vary from student to student. International students have additional required fees related to health insurance and miscellaneous expenses.
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To: Admissions@Georgia.edu
From: StanBay@Georgia.edu
Subj: Dear Georgia University Office of Admissions
Hi, my name is Stan Bayley, an incoming freshman from New Mexico state. The reason I am writing this email to you is because I have been accepted to Georgia University, but I just cannot find the way to pay for all the tuition and other expenses. I've already applied for FAFSA to get loans and grants, but I don't hear from them. It has always been my dream to go to Georgia University and I don't want to miss this opportunity of my lifetime to attend there. I would really appreciate it if you could suggest to me ways to pay for the tuition and other expenses. Thank you very much. I appreciate your help.
Stan