Your Summer Begins at Augusta University
Summer semester offers a wide range of academic opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as high school students, working adults, and transfer students. Expand your academic horizons, enhance your skills, and continue building towards your future by joining us this summer.
Summer Registration Begins
Full Term Begins
1st Five Weeks Begins
2nd Five Weeks Begins
Payment Deadline
Payment Deadline Session 3
| Description | Rate |
| In-State, 10 or more hours | $3,532 |
| In-State, 1-9 hours | $235 per hour |
| Out-of-State, 10 or more hours | $11,692 |
| Out-of-State, 1-9 hours | $779 per hour |
| Out-of-Country, 10 or more hours | $11,914 |
| Out-of-Country, 1-9 hours | $794 per hour |
| Description | Rate |
| In-State, 10 or more hours | $4,542 |
| In-State, 1-9 hours | $303 per hour |
| Out-of-State, 10 or more hours | $14,898 |
| Out-of-State, 1-9 hours | $993 per hour |
| Out-of-Country, 10 or more hours | $15,182 |
| Out-of-Country, 1-9 hours | $1,012 per hour |
| Description | Credit Hours 1-4 | Credit Hours 5-6 | Credit Hours 7 |
| Activity Fee | $0.00 | $28.50 | $57.00 |
| Athletic Fee | $0.00 | $93.50 | $187.00 |
| Health Fee | $0.00 | $70.00 | $140.00 |
| Student Center-Facility | $49.00 | $49.00 | $49.00 |
| Technology Fee | $110.00 | $110.00 | $110.00 |
| Transportation Fee | $0.00 | $37.00 | $74.00 |
| Wellness Fee | $0.00 | $29.00 | $58.00 |
| Totals | $159.00 | $417.00 | $675.00 |
Students enrolled in distance learning courses or programs who are not also enrolled in on-campus courses nor residing on campus only pay an Online Learning Fee, prorated by credit hour.
| Credit Hours 1-4 | Credit Hours 5-6 | Credit Hours 7+ | |
| Online Learning Fee | 134.50 | 263.75 | 393.00 |
Mandatory fees are charged to each student per semester. View Fees
Graduate tuition and professional tuition vary by program.
For assistance with paying tuition and fees for summer school, please contact the Office of Student Financial Aid at osfa@augusta.edu or 706-737-1524 to discuss your options.
Please note that undergraduate students must be enrolled for a minimum of six credit hours and graduate students must be enrolled in a minimum of five credit hours to receive federal loans.
The USG Board of Regents and the University Immunization Policy requires that all students attending classes at any of Georgia’s public institutions, including Augusta University, must meet established immunization requirements. Standard processing time for all submitted documentation is up to three business days.
Immunization documents are specific to your academic college and can be downloaded by visiting Student Health Services.
Students should submit documents to the Immunization Compliance office using the Student Health portal; however, a registration hold will not be placed until after the start of summer semester classes.
Upon receipt of the documents, students will be notified by email and text about any vaccine or test deficiencies and will have until the fall semester to address them. For more information, email immunizations@augusta.edu.
Students who attend in summer semester but were not registered in the spring will have the health insurance charge included on their student account.
This includes new students and continuing students who did not register/attend spring semester. You may accept the insurance by paying the charge along with your summer tuition and fees, or if you have a qualifying insurance plan, you may complete the waiver application. Waivers should be applied for a minimum of ten days in advance of the start of classes to ensure the charge is waived by the payment deadline.
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