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UGA scholarships and merit aid

Public flagship where the value story is dominated by Georgia's state-funded HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarships (in-state tuition coverage), layered with the Foundation Fellowship — UGA's top university-administered merit award, which couples a $15K–$28K annual stipend with an out-of-state Presidential tuition waiver and substantial travel-study support.

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The short answer

Is UGA worth a closer look?

UGA is worth checking if your student has strong grades or scores. We found 5 published awards, and 2 are based on those numbers.

See our full reasoning

Worth optimizing for if your student is a high-stat Foundation Fellowship contender — the out-of-state package runs roughly 79% richer than the in-state one. For ordinary in-state admits, the math is already settled by HOPE and Zell Miller.

For in-state students, UGA's affordability is driven by the state HOPE and Zell Miller scholarships, not a competitive merit ladder — Zell Miller covers full in-state tuition (tuition-capped) and stacks with the Foundation Fellowship. The real dollar lever is the Foundation Fellowship, applied for through the Morehead Honors College by a November 1 deadline. The biggest computable cliff among the Fellowship tiers is residency: the package runs about $25,084/yr in-state (Zell Miller plus a $15,050 stipend) versus about $44,940/yr out-of-state (a $25,900 stipend plus a $19,040 Presidential tuition waiver) — roughly $19,800 more per year, or about +79%, driven mostly by the waiver closing the OOS tuition gap. The in-state total leans on an estimated ~$10,034 Zell value, so treat it as approximate. International Fellows top out near $47,840/yr. On stacking, UGA reduces loans and work-study before gift aid, but a private scholarship can still reduce or trigger repayment of federal or need-based aid.

Merit tiers52 based on grades or scores
First-year students with school awards7%First-year students, CDS 2025-2026 (school-estimated)
Research checkedMay 2026By our research team
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Published scholarships

These amounts and requirements come from the school’s own published pages. Open an award to see who qualifies and how to keep it.

Standard percentage of in-state tui…Standard percentage of in-state tuition (state-set rate; cannot exceed total tuition charges for the semester)

Georgia HOPE Scholarship

Based on grades or scoresCan continue
GPA
Initial eligibility set by the Georgia Student Finance Commission per the HOPE program rules (typically 3.00 weighted HS GPA on core curriculum)
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Who qualifies

Georgia resident, U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen, degree-seeking program, Satisfactory Academic Progress, no default on federal/state aid, Selective Service registration if required, compliance with Georgia Drug-Free Postsecondary Education Act of 1990. Apply via GSFAPP at gafutures.org (one-time, valid 10 years) OR FAFSA (every year).

How to keep it

Maintain a 3.00 HOPE GPA. GPA is checked at 30, 60, and 90 attempted-credit-hour benchmarks plus every Spring semester. Eligibility through 127 HOPE Attempted or Paid hours, whichever comes first. Students can only regain eligibility at the 30/60/90 benchmarks; lose eligibility at two checkpoints and you cannot regain it. UGA's +/- grades do not count in HOPE GPA; STEM courses get a 0.5 weight bonus on B/C/D grades. Award decreases below 15-credit-hour enrollment and cannot increase above 15 hours.

Notes

State-funded by the Georgia Lottery for Education, administered by the Georgia Student Finance Commission. Once a student earns a first Bachelor's degree they are no longer eligible.

Source

Standard undergraduate tuition rate…Standard undergraduate tuition rate (full in-state tuition); cannot exceed total tuition charges for the semester

Georgia Zell Miller Scholarship

Based on grades or scoresCan continue
GPA
Higher initial-eligibility threshold than HOPE — set by Georgia Student Finance Commission (typically 3.70 weighted HS GPA + ACT/SAT minimums)
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Who qualifies

Same residency, citizenship, and program requirements as HOPE. GSFAPP or FAFSA application path.

How to keep it

Maintain a 3.30 Zell Miller Scholarship GPA. Same 30/60/90 attempted-hour checkpoints, 127-hour cap, two-loss permanent ineligibility, and STEM weight rules as HOPE. Falling below 3.30 but above 3.00 demotes the student to HOPE.

Notes

The richer of the two state scholarships. Foundation Fellowship in-state recipients receive Zell Miller as part of their package, with the Foundation Fellowship adding $15,050/yr on top.

Source

$15,050/yr stipend…$15,050/yr stipend + Zell Miller Scholarship (~$10,034/yr) ≈ $25,084/yr total + travel/research grants

Foundation Fellowship — In-State Package

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See who qualifies
Who qualifies

Apply via the Morehead Honors College / Foundation Fellowship application by November 1. Highly competitive; selection based on academic record, intellectual depth, leadership, and writing.

How to keep it

Maintain a minimum 3.40 cumulative UGA undergraduate GPA. Take a minimum of 12 hours of classes per semester (except summer). Remain in good standing in the Morehead Honors College. Live in Myers Hall (the Honors magnet housing) during the first year.

Notes

UGA's top academic scholarship, available through the Morehead Honors College. Funded through the UGA Foundation since 1972. Travel-study and research support: one fully-funded summer Oxford Maymester after first year ($9,000 value), three fully-funded spring travel-study programs (years 1-3, $13,500 value), individual travel-study grants up to $10,000 cumulative, and research/conference grants up to $2,000 cumulative.

Source

$25,900/yr stipend…$25,900/yr stipend + Presidential waiver ($19,040/yr) ≈ $44,940/yr total + travel/research grants

Foundation Fellowship — Out-of-State Package

Apply separatelyCan continue
See who qualifies
Who qualifies

Apply via the Morehead Honors College / Foundation Fellowship application by November 1. Same competitive selection process.

How to keep it

Same 3.40 GPA, 12 hours/semester, Honors good standing, and first-year Myers Hall housing requirements as the in-state package.

Notes

One of the strongest OOS merit packages at any U.S. public flagship for high-stat, high-fit applicants. The Presidential waiver alone is worth $19,040/yr, substantially closing the gap between in-state and OOS tuition. Fellows receive the same travel-study/research benefits as in-state Fellows.

Source

$28,800/yr stipend…$28,800/yr stipend + Presidential waiver ($19,040/yr) ≈ $47,840/yr total + travel/research grants

Foundation Fellowship — International Package

Apply separatelyCan continue
See who qualifies
Who qualifies

Apply via the Morehead Honors College / Foundation Fellowship application by November 1.

How to keep it

Same renewal requirements as in-state and OOS Fellows.

Notes

The largest single Fellowship stipend tier, designed to make UGA financially competitive for top international applicants who otherwise face full out-of-state cost.

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See what could change an award

Rules that could change the answer

These are the rules we would flag for your family. Each comes from UGA's published information.

  • cliffOne ACT point can move the award by about +$19,800/yr (≈ $44,940 − $25,084)

    UGA publishes a tier ladder where crossing Foundation Fellow · in-state → out-of-state changes the marginal value by about +$19,800/yr (≈ $44,940 − $25,084). Largest cliff among the Fellowship tiers, driven mostly by the $19,040 Presidential waiver OOS Fellows receive. Approximate because the in-state base leans on an estimated ~$10,034 Zell value; this is roughly +79%, not a doubling.

  • renewalGeorgia HOPE Scholarship: renewal floor that quietly knocks awards out

    Maintain a 3.00 HOPE GPA. GPA is checked at 30, 60, and 90 attempted-credit-hour benchmarks plus every Spring semester. Eligibility through 127 HOPE Attempted or Paid hours, whichever comes first. Students can only regain eligibility at the 30/60/90 benchmarks; lose eligibility at two checkpoints and you cannot regain it. UGA's +/- grades do not count in HOPE GPA; STEM courses get a 0.5 weight bonus on B/C/D grades. Award decreases below 15-credit-hour enrollment and cannot increase above 15 hours. A single rough term can end a four-year award here without warning if the GPA floor isn't met cumulatively.

Straight from the aid office

What UGA's aid office told us in writing

Answers provided in writing by the Office of Student Financial Aid, University of Georgia, August 11, 2026. Quotes are verbatim from the office's email reply.

GPA used

Weighted or unweighted GPA for scholarships?

Either — the office evaluates the GPA as reported on the transcript, weighted or unweighted, without penalizing students whose schools do not weight.

“Reported GPA from high school transcripts, whether weighted or unweighted, are evaluated for scholarship consideration.”
Superscoring

Does UGA superscore for scholarship screening?

Yes — superscores are used when evaluating test components, with the caveat that scores alone secure nothing. Scholarship screening reads multiple factors; the superscore just puts the best version of the testing on the table.

“OSFA utilizes superscores when tracking test score components in our evaluations - though test scores alone do not secure a student's eligibility for a scholarship.”
Stacking

Can an academic scholarship stack with departmental and honors awards?

Yes — academic, departmental, and honors scholarships stack on top of one another, and for merit aid alone there is no cap. Reductions only come into play at the cost-of-attendance ceiling, covered below.

“Yes - should he be awarded an Academic Scholarship and other departmental/honors scholarships, they can stack on top of one another. For merit-based aid alone, there is not a "cap" to the awards that a student can receive.”
Where the ceiling binds

When do reductions actually happen?

Reductions can occur when scholarships plus loans exceed the cost of attendance — students cannot borrow past COA. Below that line, aid accumulates.

“Reductions may occur if the student exceeds their total Cost of Attendance in scholarships and the student has student loans, for instance. Students may not receive student loans exceeding their Cost of Attendance”
The out-of-state number

What is the out-of-state cost of attendance?

The office put the 2026-27 out-of-state on-campus COA at $52,156.

“For reference, our Cost of Attendance for an out-of-state student living on-campus for the 2627 year is $52,156.”
Outside scholarships

Does an outside award reduce loans first or the existing scholarship?

Loans first, and only when the outside award pushes the student past the cost of attendance. Below the ceiling, nothing is reduced at all — the outside scholarship simply stacks.

“If he receives an outside scholarship, we would only reduce loans if the student is exceeding their Cost of Attendance due to the addition of that scholarship. But yes, we reduce loans prior to reducing any scholarships (if applicable).”
Renewal GPA, with a real grace mechanic

What GPA keeps the scholarship, and can a bad semester be recovered?

Most academic scholarships require a 3.0 UGA GPA — but renewal is checked only at the end of each Spring semester. The office spelled out the consequence: a student at 2.9 after Fall who climbs to 3.1 by Spring keeps the award. A rough first semester is recoverable by design; the asterisks below are the office’s own emphasis.

“*Most *academic scholarships require a 3.0 UGA GPA to maintain eligibility. We check for GPA at the end of every Spring semester for renewal purposes. Should the student, for instance, have a 2.9 GPA after Fall but raise it to 3.1 after Spring - they will retain their eligibility for the following year.”

What families often miss

  1. UGA's institutional merit aid for OOS students is heavily concentrated in the Foundation Fellowship (with Presidential waiver). OOS applicants who don't apply by November 1, or who apply but don't make the competitive cut, should expect to pay full out-of-state cost (less HOPE/Zell, which is unavailable to non-Georgia residents).

  2. Renewal requires 3.00 (HOPE) or 3.30 (Zell Miller) GPA at 30, 60, and 90 attempted-credit-hour checkpoints AND every Spring semester. Lose eligibility at two checkpoints and you cannot regain it for the rest of your undergraduate career. Plan course schedules and grade-recovery strategy accordingly.

  3. UGA grades on a +/- scale, but HOPE and Zell Miller GPA calculations IGNORE the +/- modifiers. A 3.0 cumulative UGA GPA and a 3.0 HOPE GPA can differ; students should confirm both via Athena before assuming renewal eligibility.

  4. HOPE award decreases when you enroll in fewer than 15 hours per semester and CANNOT increase if you enroll in more than 15. Plan to take 15+ hours per semester to capture the full HOPE benefit; dropping a course mid-semester after the deadline can also trigger repayment requirements.

  5. The Foundation Fellowship application closes November 1 each year, separate from regular UGA admission deadlines. Students who plan to apply Regular Decision and miss November 1 cannot retroactively apply for the Fellowship in their senior year.

  6. OSFA recommends every Georgia resident complete the Georgia Scholarship/Grant Application (GSFAPP) at gafutures.org once even if filing FAFSA; the GSFAPP remains active for 10 years and is the canonical state-aid application. A FAFSA-only file is sufficient for HOPE/Zell, but the GSFAPP guarantees state-aid coverage if FAFSA filing is delayed in any future year.

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What each profile actually lands at UGA

Every figure is a named tier's own dollar value. State HOPE/Zell amounts are set by Georgia statute (percentage and full in-state tuition respectively) and carry no fixed published dollar figure; the in-state Fellowship total leans on an estimated ~$10,034 Zell value and is approximate. The Foundation Fellowship stipends and waiver are stated dollar figures.

Student profileLikely outcome
In-state · meets Zell Miller initial thresholdZell Miller — full in-state tuition (tuition-capped)Richer of the two state scholarships; falling from a 3.30 to a 3.00 Zell GPA demotes to HOPE. Cannot exceed semester tuition charges.
In-state · selected Foundation FellowFoundation Fellowship (in-state) — about $25,084/yr$15,050 stipend stacked on Zell Miller (estimated ~$10,034, so the total is approximate); Nov 1 Honors College deadline. Adds funded travel-study and research grants.
Out-of-state · selected Foundation FellowFoundation Fellowship (OOS) — about $44,940/yr$25,900 stipend plus a $19,040 Presidential tuition waiver. One of the strongest OOS public-flagship merit packages here.
International · selected Foundation FellowFoundation Fellowship (international) — about $47,840/yrLargest single stipend tier ($28,800) plus the same $19,040 waiver.

Where the dollars actually move

Each delta subtracts two named Foundation Fellowship tiers above. State HOPE/Zell carry no fixed dollar figure, so no cliff is computed against them beyond the Zell-vs-HOPE demotion noted in the matrix. The in-state Fellowship total leans on an estimated Zell value, so the residency delta is approximate.

ThresholdMarginal value
Foundation Fellow · in-state → out-of-stateabout +$19,800/yr (≈ $44,940 − $25,084)Largest cliff among the Fellowship tiers, driven mostly by the $19,040 Presidential waiver OOS Fellows receive. Approximate because the in-state base leans on an estimated ~$10,034 Zell value; this is roughly +79%, not a doubling.
Foundation Fellow · out-of-state → international+$2,900/yr ($47,840 − $44,940)Entirely the stipend step ($28,800 − $25,900); the $19,040 waiver is identical across both.
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Who this school may work for

Two distinct profiles. (1) Georgia residents who qualify for HOPE (3.00 HOPE GPA) or Zell Miller (3.30 Zell Miller GPA + state-defined HS criteria); these state-funded awards effectively zero out tuition for in-state students. (2) High-achieving applicants nationally targeting the Foundation Fellowship (Nov 1 deadline). Out-of-state Foundation Fellows receive a $25,900/yr stipend PLUS a $19,040/yr Presidential waiver, which is one of the strongest OOS merit packages at any U.S. public flagship for those who clear the bar.

Cost of attendance$30,290–$51,952 for 2025-2026Each bar is the full published cost for that scenario, sized against the highest figure so totals compare at a glance.
Out-of-state, on-campus$51,952
In-state, on-campus$30,290
  • Tuition & fees
  • Housing & food
  • Books
  • Travel
  • Personal
  • Loan fees

Official UGA Office of Student Financial Aid COA charts (PDF), standard Undergraduate row, Athens campus, on-campus. Personal captured from 'Miscellaneous Living Expenses'. Loan fees combine Sub/Uns loan fees ($64) + PLUS loan fees ($660) = $724.

UGA cost-of-attendance source

Cost and graduation facts

Federal reporting on who actually enrolls at UGA, what they paid after aid, and what happened next — independent of anything the school markets.

Average annual net price by family income at UGA, academic year 2021-22 — in-state, Title-IV aid recipients only
Family incomeAverage net price paid
$0–$30,000$8,085
$30,001–$48,000$8,686
$48,001–$75,000$13,096
$75,001–$110,000$16,942
$110,001+$18,079
All income levels (average)$13,936

Sticker price vs. what students actually pay

Published tuition & fees (in-state), AY 2022-23
$11,450
Published tuition & fees (out-of-state), AY 2022-23
$31,688
Average net price paid (all Title-IV aid), AY 2021-22
$13,936

That works out to roughly a 50% discount below the federal AY 2021-22 average cost of attendance of $27,993 (College Scorecard — a separate, federally reported figure, not the published cost of attendance shown above).

UGA is a public school; Scorecard's net price figure covers in-state, Title-IV-aid-recipient payers only — there is no comparable federal figure for out-of-state students.

Outcomes for students who enrolled here

Graduation rate (150% of normal time), 2016 cohort
90%
First-year retention rate, 2021 cohort
94%
Median debt at completion, 2020–2021 completers
$18,500 (~$196/mo on a 10-yr plan)
Median earnings, 10 years after entry (measured 2020-21)
$68,726
Share of students receiving a Pell grant, AY 2021-22
14%
Share of students receiving a federal loan, AY 2021-22
20%
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If your student brings another scholarship

HOPE and Zell Miller are state-funded and cannot exceed total tuition charges for the semester. UGA outside-scholarship policy reduces self-help (loans and Federal Work Study) BEFORE federal or institutional gift aid. External scholarships of $1,000+ are split evenly across fall/spring unless the donor directs otherwise.

Outside scholarships must be reported via Athena (UGA's student portal). The receipt of a private scholarship may reduce or trigger repayment of federal funding or need-based aid previously awarded. Whenever possible, OSFA reduces self-help (loans and Federal Work Study) before reducing federal or institutional gift aid. HOPE and Zell Miller are tuition-capped: if other aid plus HOPE/Zell would exceed tuition, HOPE/Zell is reduced. Foundation Fellowship and HOPE/Zell explicitly stack for in-state Fellows.

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More school data

From the UGA Common Data Set 2025-2026 (school-estimated figures):

Merit penetrationHow likely is merit aid here?From UGA’s Common Data Set: the share of first-year students who receive institutional merit and the average dollar amount when they do.
7%of admitsget merit
Average award$2,191Covers ~4% of $51,952 cost of attendance

At UGA, roughly 1 in 14 first-year admits receive institutional merit aid. The average award is $2,191 — about 4% of total cost.

As filed in UGA's CDS Section H2A: of 6,194 first-time, full-time degree-seeking freshmen, 419 had no financial need and received institutional merit (non-need) scholarship or grant aid, averaging $2,191. Across all full-time degree-seeking undergraduates: 1,943 of 31,363, averaging $2,467. Athletic awards are excluded per the CDS definition.

The 2025-2026 column is marked "estimated" in the school's own CDS filing — school-projected figures, not final audited counts.

Receive institutional merit7%First-year students, CDS 2025-2026 (school-estimated)
Average merit award$2,191Across recipients, CDS 2025-2026 (school-estimated)

Source: Common Data Set 2025-2026 (verified 2026-07-23)

Other UGA scholarships worth checking

These awards can be harder to find. Each one has its own rules.

AmountFoundation Fellowship benefits prorated to remaining undergraduate semestersEligibilityCurrent UGA students who were not selected as Foundation Fellows from high school. Apply through the Morehead Honors College after enrolling at UGA.

A second-bite path into the Foundation Fellowship for students whose performance at UGA outpaces their high school record. Less well-known than the primary Foundation Fellowship.

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AmountVariable — full Stamps benefits including enrichment funding and travel-study supportEligibilitySelected through the Morehead Honors College in partnership with the Stamps Scholars Program. Application invitation typically follows Honors admission.

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AmountVariable Honors-administered scholarshipEligibilityAwarded through the Morehead Honors College, typically alongside or as a complement to the Foundation Fellowship.

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AmountVariable — undergraduate-research-tied scholarshipEligibilityHonors students conducting undergraduate research through the Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (CURO).

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AmountVariableEligibilityHonors students pursuing experiential learning programs within the U.S. (internships, research opportunities, fieldwork).

Less competitive than international travel-study but adds meaningful funding for domestic Honors experiences.

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AmountVarious external scholarship awardsEligibilityCurrently enrolled UGA students and admitted prospective students with a UGA MyID. Tool matches students to vetted external scholarship opportunities based on profile.

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UGA merit aid FAQ

  • How much does HOPE actually cover at UGA?

    HOPE pays a state-set percentage of in-state tuition that cannot exceed total tuition charges for the semester. Zell Miller Scholarship recipients receive the full standard undergraduate tuition rate (effectively in-state tuition coverage). The exact dollar amount changes year-to-year; check OSFA for the current aid year.

  • What's the difference between HOPE and Zell Miller?

    Zell Miller is the richer state scholarship: full standard tuition coverage with a 3.30 maintained UGA GPA, while HOPE is a slightly lower percentage of tuition with a 3.00 maintained GPA. Initial eligibility for Zell Miller requires a higher high school GPA (typically 3.70 weighted) plus ACT/SAT thresholds set by the Georgia Student Finance Commission. A Zell Miller recipient who falls below 3.30 but stays above 3.00 demotes to HOPE rather than losing the award entirely.

  • Can the Foundation Fellowship stack with HOPE or Zell Miller?

    Yes, explicitly. The in-state Foundation Fellowship package is structured as $15,050/yr stipend PLUS the Zell Miller Scholarship (~$10,034/yr). The Foundation Fellowship is paid as a stipend (cash to the student) rather than tuition credit, so it doesn't displace the tuition-capped Zell Miller award.

  • What's the November 1 Foundation Fellowship deadline timeline?

    Applicants must submit the Morehead Honors College / Foundation Fellowship application by November 1 of their senior year of high school. Selection is announced later in the spring. Students who apply UGA Regular Decision and miss November 1 cannot back-apply to the Fellowship.

  • How does UGA treat outside (private) scholarships?

    Outside scholarships must be reported via Athena. Per OSFA practice, self-help aid (loans and Federal Work Study) is reduced BEFORE federal or institutional gift aid when an outside scholarship arrives. External scholarships of $1,000 or greater are split evenly across fall and spring semesters unless the donor directs otherwise. Students may request alternative disbursement schedules by emailing OSFA.

  • Are HOPE and Zell Miller capped on total years or hours?

    Both are capped at 127 attempted or paid hours, whichever comes first. After earning a first Bachelor's degree, students are no longer eligible. GPA is checked at 30, 60, and 90 attempted-credit-hour benchmarks and every Spring semester. Students who lose eligibility can only regain it at one of those benchmarks, and losing eligibility twice means permanent ineligibility.

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How UGA compares

  • 147 of 749 verified schools in our dataset use loan-first displacement.

    UGA is in a recognizable cluster (147 schools share this category). That framing matters when comparing peer schools that may publish the policy differently or not at all.

  • 667 of 749 verified schools publish at least one four-year renewable merit award.

    UGA is one of them. The cohort minority (82 schools) only awards one-year scholarships, which means the four-year value families assume on a brochure quote isn't guaranteed at every school.

  • 63 of 749 verified schools publish a marginal-value cliff table we can quantify.

    UGA is one of them. Most schools won't tell families what one ACT point is actually worth. At the schools that do, a strategic retake is sometimes mathematically more valuable than test-optional positioning.

Sources used on this page

Every claim is checked against UGA’s own published materials. Below is the full reference set.

How Georgia compares

Families looking at UGA typically also evaluate other SEC and southeastern flagships:

  • UF Bright Futures and Benacquisto. Florida's parallel: state-funded tuition aid (Bright Futures) covers in-state students at 75% or 100%. UF's institutional ladder is thinner than UGA's Foundation Fellowship; UGA's OOS Presidential waiver beats anything UF offers non-Florida residents.
  • Alabama Presidential ladder. Alabama out-of-state merit is automatic and formula-driven on ACT × GPA. UGA's OOS path is competitive (Foundation Fellowship + Classic City Scholars or Classic Scholarship). For predictable OOS merit, Alabama wins; for highest-ceiling OOS merit at a Southern flagship, UGA's Foundation Fellowship beats it.
  • Auburn Spirit / Presidential. Auburn is the closest in-state-resident comparison for non-Georgia families. Auburn's automatic merit table beats UGA's institutional aid for OOS students who don't reach Foundation Fellowship.
  • Tennessee Volunteer Statesman. Tennessee's automatic OOS merit is more accessible than UGA's competitive route. Worth comparing if your stats fall in the 3.5/30 range and you don't expect to win Foundation Fellowship.
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