Graduate Financial Information

Funding your graduate education is a critical step toward achieving your academic and professional goals. At UNG, we understand the significance of your investment in graduate level education, as well as the importance of affordability without compromising academic quality. That’s why we are committed to keeping costs practical so the return on your investment is strong.

Whether you’re studying online or on campus, our cost per credit hour for graduate programs is among the lowest in the nation. Plus, a variety of financial aid options — scholarships, graduate assistantships, loan programs and payment plans — help make the investment in your future affordable.

Connect with a UNG financial aid counselor below to explore your funding options and begin the journey to achieving your goals

Financial Aid Counselors

A - L

• Michelle Gilstrap 
• michelle.r.gilstrap@ung.edu 
• 706-867-3243

M - Z

• Shannon Williams
• Shannon.williams@ung.edu 
• 678-717-2247

Assistantships and Scholarships

Assistantships and scholarships make your UNG graduate education more affordable. Graduate assistantships provide hands-on classroom, lab or clinical experience in your chosen field through teaching, research and other contributions to the university. Scholarships are often awarded based on merit or financial need and do not have to be repaid. 

Financial Well-Being

Your future can be significantly impacted by the financial decisions you make today. Understanding your finances is important for both your academic and professional success and your personal well-being. Everyone's financial circumstances are unique, and UNG offers support and resources to help you make your best decisions.