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Colleges in Atlanta, GA

19 degree-granting colleges in Atlanta, sorted by published in-state tuition.

Colleges
19
in Atlanta
Cheapest
$2,960
Georgia State University
Median
$12,750
per year
College In-state Out-of-state Type
1 Georgia State University-Perimeter CollegePublicAtlanta · 2-year $2,960 $2,960 Public
2 Atlanta Metropolitan State CollegePublicAtlanta · Less than 2-year $3,106 $3,106 Public
3 Atlanta Technical CollegePublicAtlanta · 2-year $3,164 $3,164 Public
4 Georgia State UniversityPublicAtlanta · Less than 2-year $8,478 $8,478 Public
5 Beulah Heights UniversityPrivateAtlanta · Less than 2-year $8,492 $8,492 Private nonprofit
6 Morris Brown CollegePrivateAtlanta · Less than 2-year $9,558 $9,558 Private nonprofit
7 Georgia Institute of Technology-Main CampusPublicAtlanta · Less than 2-year $11,764 $11,764 Public
8 Herzing University-AtlantaPrivateAtlanta · Less than 2-year $12,750 $12,750 Private nonprofit
9 American InterContinental University-AtlantaFor-profitAtlanta · Less than 2-year $13,267 $13,267 Private for-profit
10 The Art Institute of AtlantaFor-profitAtlanta · Less than 2-year $20,794 $20,794 Private for-profit
11 Clark Atlanta UniversityPrivateHBCUAtlanta · Less than 2-year $24,730 $24,730 Private nonprofit
12 Spelman CollegePrivateHBCUAtlanta · Less than 2-year $28,885 $28,885 Private nonprofit
13 Morehouse CollegePrivateHBCUAtlanta · Less than 2-year $29,468 $29,468 Private nonprofit
14 Oglethorpe UniversityPrivateAtlanta · Less than 2-year $43,990 $43,990 Private nonprofit
15 Emory UniversityPrivateAtlanta · Less than 2-year $57,948 $57,948 Private nonprofit
16 Atlanta's John Marshall Law SchoolFor-profitAtlanta · Less than 2-year Private for-profit
17 Interdenominational Theological CenterPrivateHBCUAtlanta · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
18 Morehouse School of MedicinePrivateHBCUAtlanta · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
19 Pontifex UniversityPrivateAtlanta · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit

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Studying in Atlanta

Living at home while attending a local college is one of the biggest ways to cut costs — room and board often runs $10,000 to $15,000 a year on campus. If any of these schools is within commuting distance, the real savings can be larger than the tuition difference itself.