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REVIEWED INSTITUTION LOCATIONS

Colleges and institutions in Atlanta.

Explore 35 postsecondary institutions recorded as active and public-facing in their connected NCES IPEDS directory year, with a reporting location of Atlanta, Georgia.

What is in this list?

The directory includes 15 private for-profit institutions, 14 private nonprofit institutions, 6 public institutions. Institution types describe the organization; check the exact course and award level separately.

Directory reporting years: 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025. Comparable historical tuition records are connected for 18 of these 35 institutions. Missing price data does not mean an institution charges no tuition.

This is a city-field match to reviewed records. Nearby municipalities and other campuses may have separate listings. Explore the wider Georgia directory →

Institutions to research

Four-year

American InterContinental University-Atlanta ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $13,527 · 2024-25

Four-year

Argosy University-Atlanta ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Four-year

Atlanta Metropolitan State College ↗

Public · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $10,400 · 2024-25

Less than two-year

Atlanta School of Massage ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Four-year

Atlanta's John Marshall Law School ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Two-year

Atlanta Technical College ↗

Public · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $5,950 · 2024-25

Four-year

Beulah Heights University ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $8,492 · 2024-25

Two-year

Brown College of Court Reporting ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $12,945 · 2020-21

Four-year

Carver Bible College ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Four-year

Clark Atlanta University ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $28,310 · 2024-25

Less than two-year

Elaine Sterling Institute ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Four-year

Emory University ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $64,280 · 2024-25

Less than two-year

Empire Beauty School-Northlake ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Four-year

Georgia Central University ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Four-year

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus ↗

Public · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $34,484 · 2024-25

Four-year

Georgia State University ↗

Public · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $24,840 · 2024-25

Two-year

Georgia State University-Perimeter College ↗

Public · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $10,064 · 2024-25

Two-year

Grady Health System Professional Schools ↗

Public · Atlanta, GA

Four-year

Herzing University-Atlanta ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $13,450 · 2024-25

Less than two-year

Institute of Medical Ultrasound ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $31,052 · 2024-25

Four-year

Interdenominational Theological Center ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Two-year

Miami Ad School-Atlanta ↗

Private for-profit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $19,400 · 2024-25

Four-year

Morehouse College ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Out-of-state tuition and fees: $32,893 · 2024-25

Four-year

Morehouse School of Medicine ↗

Private nonprofit · Atlanta, GA

Plan costs and location together

A tuition figure does not include the full cost of living in Atlanta. Verify your student category and academic year, then add housing, meals, insurance, travel and other expenses using your own current estimates. The listed out-of-state prices do not establish international-student charges.

Check which campus actually teaches your intended course. An institution’s reporting city alone does not confirm the teaching site, accommodation or commuting arrangements.

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