Most students in our Dual Enrollment programs receive state funding to cover the costs of their enrollment at Georgia Tech. Students who attend eligible Georgia high schools and home schools apply for this funding through GAFutures.org. GAFutures includes answers to the most commonly asked questions about the state program and has a helpful tutorial for the funding application process.
Some helpful links to help you determine if you are eligible for state funding:
Each year, some students in our program are not eligible for funding, for a variety of reasons, including:
They have completed their 30 hours of funding.
They attend a Georgia high school that does not participate in the state’s program.
They are taking a course that is not eligible for state funding (on-campus dual enrollment students only.)
They are not U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens or Georgia residents.
Students who are not eligible for funding through Georgia’s Dual Enrollment Program must pay for their tuition, fees, and any textbooks.
Once we confirm through a student’s admission application or Dual Enrollment Confirmation Form that a student must self-pay, we will provide a link to the state’s Self-Pay Course form on the student’s checklist in their admission portal.
Students who are not eligible for state funding because of citizenship also do not meet the University System’s requirement for Georgia residency. Many of those students will be eligible to apply for out-of-state tuition waivers. We will link those waiver applications to a student’s checklist in their admission portal.
Fall 2026
Tuition: $350.40 per credit hour for Georgia residents.
Fees: $440 for students taking online courses only. For students taking courses on campus, fees will vary depending on the number of hours.
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