The Application Process, Information for prospective graduate students

The 5 Components of the Application Process

International Students - Special Instructions

 

Click here to apply online or download application.

Application Deadlines  ············

Term Begins

Early Deadline
(International applicants
and anyone presenting international credentials)

Regular Deadline
(US Citizens/Permanent Residents)

Fall
(August)

February 1

April 1

Spring (January)

April 1

September 15

Summer (June)

September 1

February 1

* All Ph.D. applications are due on February 1. The Ph.D. program will begin accepting applications on September 15. Admission to the Ph.D. program is for fall semester only.

Financing Your Graduate Degree  ············

  • Beginning spring semester 2009 -
    Confirm acceptance and pay the non-refundable $250 Orientation and Programming Fee.
  • Tuition rates, other fees, residency requirements, and deadlines -
    Quick look at tuition rates
    Office of Student Accounts
    More on Tuition and Fees
  • MBA Financial Aid -
    Georgia State University Student Financial Aid office
    Types of aid for Georgia State graduate students.
  • MBA Loans -
    Federal Direct Loans and FAFSA online application for Federal Student Aid
    Sallie Mae Loans
  • Other Forms of Assistance -
    Financial assistance in the form of research assistantships, scholarships, and non-resident tuition waivers is available from Georgia State University. Please talk with admissions coordinators for information on who to contact for these resources.
    View and Print a graduate research assistant application (DOC)
  • International Students and Financial Aid -
    International applicants often ask about financial aid. We regret that neither the college nor the university has financial assistance for international applicants.

    There is a very limited number of graduate research assistantships, but the amount of the stipend is not enough to cover all expenses. Also, because the assistantships depend on funding which is not guaranteed, they cannot be counted toward the minimum financial resources required for issuing a Form I-20; they are awarded on a competitive basis after admission has been granted.

 

Quick Links

Check Your Application Status online

NEED HELP? - Admissions Coordinators and Academic Advisers from the Office of Graduate Admissions and Students Services ( GASS ) can provide and process applications to the college's master's programs. You may also contact the GASS office at:
mastersadmissions@gsu.edu.