Costs

Studying at Georgia Tech-Lorraine is a great value. For out-of-state students, it can be less expensive to study at the Lorraine campus than in Atlanta!

Application Fee: $500 fee payable at the time you apply. This fee is non-refundable once you are accepted into the program.

Tuition: All students pay in-state tuition, as set by the The Board of Regents. The BOR typically sets tuition each April for the upcoming academic year that begins in the Fall.

  • Out-of-state and international students pay additional tuition of $4,250 (Spring and Summer 2019; goes up to $5,000 in Fall 2019).

Program Fees: Includes housing costs and the Georgia Tech-Lorraine Fees (i.e Medical Insurance, student ISIC card, Administrative Fees).

Program Costs

Additional Program Costs

  • Airfare: approximately $1,400 (highly variable depending on the time of year)
  • Eurail Pass: Between $552-1,300 (prices vary; you will learn more about this after you are accepted into the program)
  • Passport: $110.00 application and processing fee (US Government). Expedited service: An additional $60
  • Visa and Campus France Fees
    • Spring/Fall:  approximately $335 (ALL non-E.U. citizen students will need a visa)
    • Summer: Some international students will need a visa and will be contacted by Maleia Lewis. 
  • Summer students: US students do not need a visa for stays under 90 days, other students may or may not need a visa (check with Maleia Lewis). The Schengen visa required by some non-US citizens will be free (subject to change).
  • Meal & Personal Travel: Students should plan on budgeting at least $200 per week for their meals and weekend travels. 
  • Note on Meals: There is no meal plan at Georgia Tech-Lorraine in the Spring and Fall. Students will have access to low-cost meals through a French student dining hall. Summer students will have lunch provided on class days only.