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Terry College of Business

Georgia’s flagship business school, founded in 1912

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Financial Awards

Earn Your MBA without Increasing Your Debt

As you begin researching MBA programs, do you find yourself asking “How can I possibly afford to go back to school full-time?”

Terry’s Full-Time MBA Program could be the answer. Over 80% of our incoming class will receive a scholarship or assistantship to reduce the cost of their MBA education, thanks to the generous support of our alumni and corporate benefactors.

There are three categories of Terry financial awards:

Graduate Assistantships

Terry graduate assistantship awards not only reduce the cost of your education, but also provide income to cover living expenses! The benefits include:

  • Tuition reduced to $25 per semester
  • 40% of student health insurance premium paid by UGA
  • A monthly paycheck for working 13 hours per week in the Terry College of Business.

In the 2011–12 academic year, the annual assistantship stipend will be $8,000. MBA students with a graduate assistantship award will receive $800 per month for ten months during the two years they are at Terry.

Assistantship awards are granted to approximately the top one-third of candidates admitted into the Full-Time MBA Program.

Expenses for a student on assistantship based on 2011–2012 academic year
Item Cost
Reduced UGA Tuition $50
UGA Fees $2,190
Health Insurance Premium - Student portion
Note: 2011–2012 rate will be available in July.
$802
(2010–2011 rate)
New Laptop Computer $500
Books $1,500
Total $4,518

A student on assistantship will receive approximately $3,000 more than the annual cost of his or her MBA education.

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Tuition Waivers

Applicants who are not Georgia residents will automatically be considered for another merit-based award: a Regents’ waiver of the out-of-state tuition charged non-residents. For the upcoming academic year, this waiver will reduce tuition by more than $17,000 per year.

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Scholarships

MBA scholarships and fellowships may be combined with any other financial award and range in value from $1,000 to $12,500 per year. These are typically awarded at the time of admission.

University of Georgia Need-Based Financial Assistance

Students requiring need-based financial assistance should contact the Office of Student Financial Aid. Applications for financial aid for the upcoming academic year are available in January.

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