| Out-of-State Tuition
Waivers |
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| Contents |
This P&P includes the following
main sections:
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Background
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General policy
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Waiver allotment
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| Background |
Generally, students whose permanent
residency is outside Georgia pay a higher rate of tuition. In some
cases, however, waivers are given, as described in this P&P.
Note:
This P&P does not address the
topic of tuition reductions for students employed as graduate assistants. |
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| General Policy |
University System of Georgia policy
provides for institutions to waive out-of-state tuition for up to two percent
of the equivalent full-time students enrolled.
Such waivers are to be used as follows:
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One percent (1%) for international students
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One percent (1%) for special cases,
such as excellent out-of-state students in selected programs and/or additional
international students
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| Waiver Allotment |
| Category & Waiver % |
Waiver Description |
| International Students (1%) |
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Up to ten (10) waivers are reserved
for students who are in institutional exchange programs and who are recommended
by the director of International Programs.
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The remaining waivers in this category
are given to students based on their academic performance.
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Criteria for the awarding of international
waivers based on academic performance are maintained by the vice president
for student and enrollment services, and such waivers will be authorized
by that vice president.
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| Special Cases (1%) |
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Up to twenty (20) waivers are reserved
for out-of-state students selected by the vice president for student and
enrollment services. Criteria for the selection of these students are maintained
and authorized by that vice president.
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Up to five (5) waivers are reserved
for out-of-state intercollegiate student athletes. The criteria for the
selection of these students are maintained and authorized by the vice president
for student and enrollment services.
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Any remaining waivers in this category
are reserved for special cases as determined by the president of the university.
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