Students may be eligible to receive financial aid such as HOPE, Zell Miller, and Pell during the summer. Contact your financial aid counselor for more information.
Project GO Cadet Scholarship
Project GO is an initiative sponsored by the Defense Language and National Security Education Office and administered by the Institute of International Education and National Security Education Office which provides scholarship funds to ROTC Cadets who wish to study a critical language during their college career.
If you are a current UNG Cadet, a transient student who is enrolled as a Cadet at your home college or university, or a high school student who has been accepted to or is actively pursuing acceptance to the UNG Corps of Cadets, you may be eligible to apply for the Project GO scholarship to attend SLI.
SLI Cost Break Down
Estimated Total Cost: $4,179.24 - $4,304.24**
Tuition ($186.53 per semester hour): $1,492.24
Housing (Based off double occupancy): $996**
Meal Plan: $1,176**
University Fees: $440**
$75 to $175 for books, depending on language
** estimated costs, subject to change.
Note: All SLI students are required to live on campus and purchase the meal plan.
Dual Enrolled & Joint Enrolled
Dual Enrolled students should review the UNG Dual and Joint Enrollment website to ensure proper admission to UNG and eligibility for Dual Enrollment funding.
What Costs Does the Dual Enrollment Program Cover?
The Dual Enrollment program will pay the standard tuition rate for bachelor's degree courses at UNG.
UNG waives all mandatory fees for Dual Enrollment program students. That is a huge savings over what other UNG students pay.
The Dual Enrollment program will pay for your books which amounts to about $100-$150 per course.
You will pay any course-specific fees, such as lab fees.
The credit hours for which you receive Dual Enrollment program funding will not be included in the HOPE scholarship combined paid-hours limit.
SLI courses total 8 hours of college credit. These hours will count against your Dual Enrollment funding cap of 30 hours.