What is the Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant?
Full-time students who are Georgia residents may qualify for the Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant. An application will be sent to you at the beginning of your first term of enrollment as a full-time student. You must be enrolled and attending classes in at least 12 hours of undergraduate coursework for 14 days after the drop-add period of Session II in order to receive the Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant .
Full‑time students who are Georgia residents may qualify for the Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant (GTEG). Application information will be sent to you at the beginning of your first term of enrollment as a full-time student. You must be enrolled and attending classes in at least 12 hours of undergraduate coursework for 14 days after the drop‑add period of Session II in order to receive the GTEG. The total credit hours for which a student can receive the grant is limited to 127 semester hours.
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