North Georgia College and State University (Cottrell)

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82 College Circle
Dahlonega, GA 30597

Students
45
enrolled
Tuition
$5,440
per year (part-time)

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The tuition at the Mike Cottrell School of Business at North Georgia College and State University is part-time: $5,440 per year (in-state).

Admissions

Application deadline (U.S. residents) rolling
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Applicants (part-time) N/A

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Academics

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Cost

Tuition

Part-time: $5,440 per year (in-state)

Required fees $1,570 per year

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Salary

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Full-time graduates employed at graduation N/A

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