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Frequently Asked Questions

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ACADEMICS

While academic life is challenging, when you commit to Georgia State, we commit to guide and support you every single day — from before Freshman Convocation to after graduation. Our novel approach has made us the national model for academic achievement. We’ve even been asked to open our own National Institute for Student Success, where we’ll provide a framework for other universities to follow.

As soon as you enroll, we work to craft the most efficient academic path for you. Your personal success plan highlights your interests and strengths, avoiding avenues that don’t inspire you. That’s why, on average, our students graduate half a semester early and save $18 million collectively on unnecessary tuition.

We call on digital tools like our Graduation Progression Success system, which monitors your daily progress, Early-Alert System, which tells us when you’re struggling, and Pounce chatbot, which answers your questions at the drop of a text. They help us identify potential roadblocks and provide proactive solutions to keep you on track.

Through the University Advisement Center, you’ll be assigned your own academic adviser, who will work with you one-on-one to find your perfect major and help you register for the courses you need and want. You’ll bypass irrelevant classes, allowing you to focus and earn your degree in less time.

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Yes. On average, Georgia State offers more than 80 study abroad programs in 40 countries each year. Although there are many types of international experiences in which Georgia State University students can participate, Study Abroad Programs concentrates its efforts on credit-bearing programs that take place in foreign countries. Studying abroad is the principal and arguably the quickest means through which students can begin the journey of becoming global citizens.  It is also one of the most effective means of internationalizing the university.

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Yes. The Federal Work-Study Program at Georgia State University provides jobs for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. The program encourages community service work and work related to each student’s course of study. Students earn at least the current federal minimum wage, but the amount might be higher depending on the type of work and the skills required. The total Federal Work-Study award depends on the time when the student applied, the student’s level of need and the funding level at Georgia State University.

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Georgia State University has 12 colleges, schools and institutes, which include: The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, the College of Arts & Sciences, the College of Education & Human Development, the College of Law, the College of Nursing & Health Professions, the College of the Arts, The Graduate School, the Honors College, the Institute for Biomedical Sciences, the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Perimeter College and the School of Public Health.

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The Graduate School at Georgia State University offers more than 150 distinctive graduate programs across nine colleges, schools and institutes.

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Yes. The Graduate School at Georgia State University (also offered online) gives students the unique advantages of a major research institution nestled in the Atlanta metropolitan area. On our campus without boundaries, students confront 21st-century challenges, collaborate with peers who become colleagues and acquire the experience needed to exceed the demands of an ever-changing workforce. Most important, they join a network of alumni who are making waves around the world.

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Yes. Georgia State University’s Atlanta Campus is home to the university’s Honors College, but all Perimeter College campuses also offer Honors curriculum and benefits to eligible students. Students who meet the priority consideration deadline for Georgia State’s Common Application are automatically considered for the Honors College.

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Yes. Through Georgia State Online, Georgia State University is proud to offer the largest selection of quality online programs in the state of Georgia. This includes online offerings for Georgia State and Georgia State’s Perimeter College.

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ADMISSIONS

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Yes, you can transfer to Georgia State University. You must first complete the Georgia State Application for Admission and submit a $60 non-refundable fee. You will also need to send your official transcripts from every other college or university you attended. Your previous school(s) may send them electronically through an approved transcript company to electronictranscript@gsu.edu or mail them to us. If you have completed fewer than 30 semester credit hours or 45 quarter credit hours of college-level coursework, you will also need to submit an official high school transcript and electronic test scores for the SAT, ACT or both.

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Your application process depends on your student type (First-Year, Transfer, Transition, International, Postbaccalaureate, Re-Entry or Transient. First-year students may apply through the Common Application. All other student types may apply via the Undergraduate Admissions Application. For more information regarding the application process, please visit admissions.gsu.edu.

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Yes. Georgia State University accepts and admits out-of-state students, along with in-state and international students.

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No. Georgia State University’s admission is not binding.

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Essays and letters of recommendation are two optional elements of the Georgia State University application. If you do choose to write an essay, there are a list of potential topics to choose from, and your essay should be between 250-650 words.

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Yes. Georgia State University requires a $60 non-refundable application fee that can be paid along with your application submission. If eligible, you may obtain a fee waiver. Fee waivers must be received by our office within 14 days (about two weeks) after submitting your application. Waivers that arrive past 14 days are not guaranteed to be processed, but we will do our best. Please note: We do not accept copies of the fee waivers. The original document must be submitted to Georgia State. You may obtain a fee waiver from the following sources:

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Test scores are not required for first-year applicants with a 3.4 recalculated high school GPA or higher. Students with a GPA lower than 3.4 and dual enrollment applicants should plan to submit test scores. You may submit your test scores for either the SAT or ACT or both. SAT scores should be submitted through College Board. Georgia State’s SAT code is 5251. ACT scores should be submitted through act.org. Georgia State’s ACT code is 0826.

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Georgia State University attracts diverse, accomplished students from all around the world, which means we see strengths of all kinds. While we can’t provide an exact formula for acceptance to Georgia State, you can use our Panther Predictor to gauge your chances of acceptance before you apply. To give you an idea of the competition, we also compile annual profiles of our first-year class and first-year Honors College class, which show average SAT and ACT scores and high school grade point averages. For fall 2021, the acceptance rate for applicants to Georgia State University was about 70%.

The first-year profile for the fall 2021 admitted class was:
High School GPA: 3.24- 3.76
SAT: 1030-1220
ACT: 20-26
Numbers reflect the middle 50 percent.

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Yes. Georgia State University proudly welcomes more than 3,600 international students from 130 countries.

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FINANCIAL AID

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Yes. Georgia State offers numerous scholarships for incoming students who demonstrate outstanding academic and extracurricular achievement. To be considered for Georgia State scholarships, a student must apply for admission and submit all required documents by the Nov. 15 scholarship consideration deadline. Eligible students will be contacted and receive a special invitation to apply for scholarships. There are also hundreds of scholarships available for current Georgia State students. Georgia State University’s Scholarship Resource Center assists students with finding and applying for scholarships as well as negotiating eligibility requirements.

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Yes. In addition to various merit- and need-based scholarships, Georgia State University offers students tuition assistance through federal financial aid. Current and prospective undergraduate and graduate students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine their eligibility for student financial aid. Completing a FAFSA early will ensure you receive all financial aid to which you’re entitled. You can complete the FAFSA as early as Oct. 1. The priority consideration deadline for FAFSA is April, but you should apply no later than June 30. Georgia State University’s FAFSA code is 001574. Ninety-seven percent of students with demonstrated need receive some form of tuition assistance. Visit Student Financial Services for more information.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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Georgia State University graduates join a family of more than 275,000 alumni who are making an important impact all over the world. Notably, Georgia State University graduates have been employed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, UPS, Delta, CNN Center, Turner Broadcasting Systems, Inc., Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the NFL, Ernst & Young, Google, the U.S. Court of Appeals, and an array of national and international nonprofit organizations, governmental entities, Fortune 500 companies and startup ventures.

According to PayScale (2022), which provides salary averages for graduates by the university attended, Georgia State University graduates earn a median starting salary of $55,300 within five years of graduation and a mid-career salary of $96,200. The average 20-year return on investment for a degree from Georgia State University is $303,000.

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Georgia State University’s economic impact on Georgia is nearly $2.8 billion, according to economic data released by the University System of Georgia (USG) in a report that highlights the economic benefits of the state’s higher education institutions. In fiscal year 2020, the USG (which includes Georgia State University) was a significant source of stability and played a critical role in the state’s recovery with an $18.6 billion statewide economic impact. The USG’s impact grew 0.6 percent over fiscal year 2019. The system directly and indirectly generated 155,010 jobs.

Since gaining research university status in 1996, Georgia State University has rapidly built a dynamic and productive research enterprise that addresses major health and societal challenges. It is one of the nation's top 146 public and private universities in the Carnegie Foundation's elite category of "Highest Research Activity." Georgia State’s research expenditures have increased by more than 150% since 2010.

Georgia State University is also a catalyst for development in downtown Atlanta. The growth and development of Georgia State University’s Atlanta Campus is recognized by civic leaders as essential to the increasing vitality of downtown Atlanta. Through construction and building acquisitions, the university has created a new academic corridor on the east side of Woodruff Park consisting of new homes for its College of Law, J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Andrew Young School of Policy
Studies, College of Arts & Sciences and Creative Media Industries Institute.

The opening of Georgia State’s football stadium, Center Parc Stadium, in the historic Summerhill neighborhood south of downtown has further cemented Georgia State University’s expanding footprint and economic impact on Atlanta. We recently debuted a new convocation center and basketball arena and will soon open baseball and softball parks in this same area.

And Georgia State University is a vital part of the vibrant arts and entertainment community of downtown Atlanta. Its top-notch venues, including the Rialto Center for the Arts and highly regarded programs in music, art, creative writing and film, make
the university a center of creativity and artistic expression.

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The largest public research institution in Georgia, Georgia State University is the only university in the U.S. to have eliminated the achievement gap among students from all racial and socioeconomic backgrounds, making it the national model for student success. It’s ranked No. 1 among U.S. public universities for an unusually strong commitment to undergraduate teaching, No. 2 among U.S. universities for innovation and top 10 among U.S. universities for campus ethnic diversity, according to U.S. News & World Report (2023). Georgia State University graduates more than 10,000 career-ready students each year. It is the No. 1 nonprofit university in the U.S. to award bachelor’s degrees to African Americans and  the No. 4 public university in the U.S. to award master’s degrees to African Americans, according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (2021). It is also ranked the nation’s No. 5 fastest-growing research institution by The Chronicle of Higher Education (2022).

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Georgia State University’s 100-acre-plus Atlanta Campus is recognized by civic leaders as essential to the increasing vitality of downtown Atlanta. The campus has been updated and revitalized in a number of ways in recent years.

Through construction and building acquisitions, the university has created a new academic corridor on the east side of Woodruff Park consisting of new homes for the College of Law, J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, College of Arts & Sciences and Creative Media Industries Institute.

In addition, the new campus greenway, which opened in the fall of 2021, serves as a campus connector, increasing walkability and adding greenspace at the heart of Georgia State University’s Atlanta Campus. The greenway includes a paved, lighted walkway between two key campus streets, new connections to existing buildings and lush lawns where students lounge and gather. An addition to Library North includes a landscaped terrace on the roof and new ground-level entrance. Recently built staircase will bring pedestrians up to Langdale Plaza and Courtland Street, too. Facades of Langdale Hall and Arts & Humanities have also been updated.

A highlight of campus is the ultra-modern, multimillion-dollar Creative Media Industries Institute, which boasts 23,000 usable square feet for state-of-the-art media and arts production, entrepreneurship incubation and research collaboration. It opened in 2017.

Georgia State University’s athletics venues have also been reimagined. In 2017, Georgia State opened its new 24,000-seat football stadium, Center Parc Stadium, at the former Turner Field (once home to the Atlanta Braves). In the fall of 2022, Georgia State opened an 8,000-seat indoor arena, its new convocation center and home to the Panther basketball team. Brand-new baseball and softball parks are in construction currently.

Facilities Management Services at Georgia State University maintains the safety, functionality and beauty of campus buildings and amenities.

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Yes. With more than 52,000 students, Georgia State University enrolls the largest student population of any university in the state of Georgia and one of the largest student populations of any university in the nation.

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Georgia State University’s Atlanta Campus, in downtown Atlanta, Ga., overlaps with the city’s major attractions and entertainment centers, sports venues, arts and performance venues, restaurants and retail. Our location gives us an edge. In Atlanta, where big things happen every day, we offer innovative courses in creative ways, plus something most campuses can’t: exposure to the world you’re preparing to conquer.

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Georgia State University graduates more than 10,000 career-ready students each year.

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Among Georgia State University’s best-known alumni are:  Keisha Lance-Bottoms (former Mayor of Atlanta), Chris “Ludacris” Bridges (Rapper-actor), Coy Bowles (Musician, Zac Brown Band), Wil Lutz (NFL player, New Orleans Saints), Ken Lewis (CEO, Bank of America), Kat Cole (COO, Cinnabon), Tom Luse (Director, “The Walking Dead”).

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Georgia State University’s downtown Atlanta Campus is surrounded by Fortune 500 companies, technology startups, notable nonprofits, consulates and other major businesses, including: the Georgia State Capitol, the Coca-Cola Company, Turner Broadcasting System, inc., Center for Civil and Human Rights, CNN Center, Atlanta City Hall, the Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts, Grady Memorial Hospital, Georgia Power, American Cancer Society, Georgia World Congress Center, Georgia Aquarium, 11th District Court of Appeals, Georgia-Pacific, State Bar of Georgia, Truist Plaza, Habitat for Humanity, CARE, College Football Hall of Game and more.

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Yes. The University System of Georgia is comprised of Georgia's public colleges and universities (including Georgia State University), Georgia Archives and the Georgia Public Library Service.

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Georgia State University offers several nationally ranked degree programs, including the: No. 4 risk management & insurance undergraduate program; No. 9 computer information systems undergraduate program; No. 3 health law graduate program; No. 4 urban policy graduate program; No. 6 public finance & budgeting graduate program;  No. 9 public commercial real estate graduate program; No. 9 local government management graduate program; No. 9 nonprofit management graduate program; No. 10 public data science & analytics graduate program; No. 17 public management & leadership program (tie); and No. 20 public affairs graduate program (tie) according to U.S. News & World Report (2023-Best Colleges, 2023-Best Grad Schools). Georgia State also offers the No. 7-ranked EMBA program, according to CEO Magazine (2022).

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The largest public research institution in Georgia, Georgia State University is the only university to have eliminated the achievement gap among students from all racial and socioeconomic backgrounds, making it the national model for student success. It’s ranked No. 1 among U.S. public universities for an unusually strong commitment to undergraduate teaching, No. 2 among U.S. universities for innovation and top 10 among U.S. universities for campus ethnic diversity, according to U.S. News & World Report (2023). Georgia State University graduates more than 10,000 career-ready students each year. It is the No. 1 nonprofit university in the U.S. to award bachelor’s degrees to African Americans and the No. 4 public university in the U.S. to award master’s degrees to African Americans, according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (2021). It is also ranked the nation’s No. 5 fastest-growing research institution by The Chronicle of Higher Education (2022).

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M. Brian Blake became Georgia State University’s eighth president overall and first Black president in 2021. President Blake is a proven academic leader and an acclaimed engineer and computer scientist.

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Georgia State University is a public, nonprofit research university.

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Yes. Georgia State University is ranked among the nation’s top 10 universities for campus ethnic diversity, according to U.S. News & World Report (2022). In the latest demographic report (for fall 2021), Georgia State University’s student body is 44% Black (non-Hispanic), 20% white (non-Hispanic), 16% Asian, 14% Hispanic, 6% multiracial (two or more races), 0.1% American Indian or Alaska Native and 0.1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander.

While Georgia State is not an HBCU, it is nationally recognized for the number of degrees it confers to African American students. Georgia State is the No. 1 nonprofit university in the U.S. to award bachelor’s degrees to African Americans and the No. 4 public university in the U.S. to award master’s degrees to African Americans, according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education (2021). Georgia State is also the No. 1 public university in the nation for sending the most African American students to study abroad, according to Open Doors (for 2018-19 academic year).

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Wayne S. Kell, who directed the organization of the School of Commerce, was appointed dean. Kell was succeeded in 1918 by John M. Watters, a distinguished member of the faculty who served until 1925. Fred B. Wenn directed the institution for the next three years. His successor was George M. Sparks, who assumed the directorship in 1928 and guided the institution through the economically perilous decade of the 1930s.

In 1931, the Board of Regents was formed to govern the University System of Georgia. One of the first acts of the board was to establish, in the fall of 1933, the Georgia Tech Evening School of Commerce as an independent college. In 1947, it was incorporated into the University of Georgia and called the Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia.

In 1955, the Board of Regents separated it from the University of Georgia, renamed it the Georgia State College of Business Administration and named Sparks its first president. Upon Sparks’ retirement in 1957, Noah N. Langdale Jr. was appointed president and led the institution for 30 years. In 1961, the Board of Regents changed the institution’s name to Georgia State College. In 1969, the college was granted university status and named Georgia State University.

The Georgia State University Library provides a more comprehensive history of the university.

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Georgia State University’s school colors are blue and white.

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Yes. Georgia State University and Georgia State University’s Perimeter College (formerly Georgia Perimeter College) consolidated in 2016 to form the largest university in the state of Georgia and one of the largest in the nation. Perimeter College awards two-year associate degrees and offers students the option to transition to Georgia State’s Atlanta Campus to continue their education for a bachelor’s degree and beyond.

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Georgia State University’s 100-acre-plus Atlanta Campus is in the heart of downtown Atlanta, Ga., which is considered the capital of the Southeast.

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With a student population of more than 52,000 across the  Atlanta Campus and five Perimeter College campuses, Georgia State University is the largest university in Georgia.

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HOUSING

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Yes. Georgia State University has three on-campus dining halls (PantherDining): Patton Hall, Piedmont Central and Piedmont North. Each dining hall is named for the residence hall in which it is located (on the ground floor). Each dining hall is a 3 Star-Certified Green Restaurant. Fuel late-night study sessions with stops at 24-hour Piedmont Central. Check out daily specials at one of Patton Hall’s seven themed stations, which span vegan snacks to made-to-order sandwiches. Or satisfy cravings for home-cooked meals and comfort foods at Piedmont North. Dining hall meal plans are required for students who live in these three residence halls.

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Yes. To request a specific roommate, you must know that person’s full name and CampusID. All roommate requests must be mutual. If the person you request does not also request you, you will not be paired together.

Georgia State also offers My College Roomie, a complimentary service that works to match you with compatible roommates. You’ll receive an email from My College Roomie with instructions for how to set up your profile and complete a questionnaire. After you select/are matched with your roommate(s), you’ll get instructions to select your room. You and your roommate(s) will receive an email with a room selection lottery time — the time you’ll be able to go online to select your room.* Since you’re sharing, only one of you needs to select the room.

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Housing assignments are subject to availability, but University Housing will make all attempts to take students’ preferences into account. No guarantee of a specific unit, space, rate, facility, complex or assignment is made or implied. Room selection lottery times are assigned based on the order in which you apply. Students who apply earlier have a better chance of getting matched with their top housing preference.

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Yes. Through University Housing, Georgia State University offers students on-campus housing on the Atlanta Campus. There are six on-campus housing communities on the Atlanta Campus, including the Piedmont North, Patton Hall and Piedmont Central residence halls, and University Lofts, University Commons and Greek Townhomes. More than 5,500 students live on campus. Perimeter College does not offer on-campus housing.

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STUDENT LIFE

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Georgia State University’s Atlanta Campus, in downtown Atlanta, Ga., overlaps with the city’s major attractions and entertainment centers, sports venues, arts and performance venues, restaurants and retail. Our location gives us an edge. In Atlanta, where big things happen every day, we offer innovative courses in creative ways, plus something most campuses can’t: exposure to the world you’re preparing to conquer.

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Georgia State Police Department — accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies — works to safeguard Georgia State University at all times.

As of April 2022, the department is led by Chief Anthony Coleman, who has proudly served the university for more than 30 years. Campus is filled with precautionary monitoring systems, including 24/7 safety escorts, housing and building patrols, vehicle assists, emergency call boxes and a free, downloadable emergency alert system, the LiveSafe mobile app, which keeps the university community informed about what’s happening on campus.

Georgia State complies with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), which requires colleges and universities to report campus crime data, support victims of violence, and publicly outline the policies and procedures they have put into place to improve campus safety.

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Georgia State University’s 16 NCAA Division I teams compete in the Sun Belt Conference. Since joining the Sun Belt Conference in 2013, Panther teams have won 24 conference titles and earned 18 NCAA tournament appearances and five bowl berths.

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Yes. Georgia State University’s band, the Panther Band, also referred to as “The Sound of Downtown, was founded in 2010. Rated by its peers as one of the best college marching bands in the country, the Panther Band was ranked among the top-1- bands in the nation by the College Band Directors National Association in 2013 and the top-5 among the Southern Division in 2012 and 2016.

In 2014, the band entertained millions along the streets of New York and on television as it participated in the 88th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. In 2013, the Panther Band proudly marched through Washington, D.C., playing the music of James Brown during the inauguration of President Barack Obama. In 2019, the Panther Band performed for more than 100 million viewers as part of the Super Bowl LIII Pepsi Halftime Show. The Panther Band made its first appearance in the 2022 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California.

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Yes. Georgia State University’s football stadium, Center Parc Stadium (formerly Georgia State Stadium), opened in 2017. The stadium was the former home of the Atlanta Braves (Turner Field) and a host site for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.

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Yes. Georgia State University has 16  NCAA Division I varsity athletics teams, including football, basketball, baseball, softball, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field, cross-country, beach volleyball and regular volleyball. Since joining the Sun Belt Conference in 2013, Panther teams have won 24 conference titles and earned 18 NCAA tournament appearances and five bowl berths. Georgia State also offers intramural sports and 25 sport clubs, ranging from badminton to wrestling.

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Yes. Georgia State University offers more than 400 student clubs and associations, which range in mission from philanthropy to religion, sports, hobbies, culture, world languages, academics and more. Students can join organizations through the Panther Involvement Network (PIN) or create their own.

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Yes. Georgia State University hosts 31 fraternities and sororities and offers students involved in Greek life dedicated on-campus housing in the Greek Townhomes. Fraternity & Sorority Life oversees Georgia State’s social Greek-letter organizations (fraternities and sororities) on the Atlanta Campus. The organizations are aware that their members are students first, and they emphasize academics from the beginning through graduation with new members’ education. There are grade point average requirements for participation.

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TRANSPORTATION

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Yes. Serving Georgia State University with three rail stations and more than a dozen bus routes, MARTA – Atlanta’s public transit system – is one of the best ways to get around the city. Georgia State offers discounted MARTA cards for students. Our shuttle, the Panther Express, has daily routes with stops at off-campus parking lots, student residences and other destinations throughout campus. And the Atlanta Streetcar runs through campus, making 12 stops near top city attractions.

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Yes, Georgia State does offer student parking. Students are required to register their vehicle in the Georgia State parking system to park on any campus. The vehicle license plate helps identify owners of vehicles in the event of an emergency and serves as a parking decal at Center Parc Stadium for enforcement. Students residing in Piedmont Central, Piedmont North or University Commons should register their vehicle through University Housing. For more information and a breakdown of parking fees, please visit the student parking website.

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TUITION

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Based on rates for the 2022-23 academic year, the total cost to attend Georgia State University as an in-state undergraduate student each semester (taking 15 credit hours or more) is: $5,134, which includes a base tuition of $4,474 and mandatory student fees. The total cost to attend Georgia State University as an out-of-state undergraduate student each semester (taking 15 credit hours or more) is: $14,653, which includes a base tuition of $13,993 and mandatory student fees. These sums do not include optional university housing and meal plan fees.

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