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Trade and technical schools in Georgia — all 28

28 trade, technical and certificate schools in Georgia, with published tuition and average net price after aid — the same federal data as the universities.

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SchoolCityTypeTuition (in-state)Avg net costAthletics
Augusta School of MassageEvansPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$9,802—
Dalton Institute of Esthetics and CosmetologyDaltonPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$7,144—
Elaine Sterling InstituteAtlantaPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$22,910—
Empire Beauty School-AugustaAugustaPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$16,459—
Empire Beauty School-GwinnettLawrencevillePrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$15,881—
Empire Beauty School-KennesawKennesawPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$17,079—
Empire Beauty School-MorrowMorrowPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$15,426—
Empire Beauty School-NorthlakeAtlantaPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$16,431—
Empire Beauty School-SavannahSavannahPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$15,956—
Georgia Career InstituteConyersPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$18,989—
Georgia Institute of CosmetologyAthensPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$14,696—
Grady Health System Professional SchoolsAtlantaPublic · Certificate/trade———
Gwinnett College-Sandy SpringsSandy SpringsPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$15,943—
Hogan Institute of Cosmetology and EstheticsLilburnPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$27,844—
Institute of Medical UltrasoundAtlantaPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade$28,100$50,250—
International School of Skin Nailcare & Massage TherapySandy SpringsPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$44,345—
Keune Academy by 124LawrencevillePrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$16,482—
MAK Beauty InstituteCummingPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$13,098—
Miami Ad School-AtlantaAtlantaPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade$19,400——
Paul Mitchell the School-AtlantaAtlantaPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$21,459—
Paul Mitchell the School-EsaniRoswellPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$19,251—
Pro Way Hair SchoolStone MountainPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$19,208—
Profile Institute of Barber-StylingAtlantaPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$18,788—
Rivertown School of Beauty Barber Skin Care and NailsColumbusPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$15,704—
United Education Institute-MorrowMorrowPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$34,640—
United Education Institute-Stone MountainStone MountainPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$35,264—
Webb's Barber School of ArtsMaconPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$10,215—
Woodruff Medical and Wellness TrainingTuckerPrivate for-profit · Certificate/trade—$19,041—

Common questions

How many trade and technical schools are there in Georgia?
28 — every one of them is listed above, from US Department of Education data.
What is the cheapest of the trade and technical schools in Georgia?
By average net price — what students actually pay after grants and scholarships — Dalton Institute of Esthetics and Cosmetology in Dalton is lowest at $7,144 a year. That is an average across all students, not a quote: your own price depends on your family finances and your record.
What do trade and technical schools cost in Georgia?
The middle of the range is about $17,079 a year after aid, from $7,144 to $50,250. Published tuition is higher — the figures above are what students paid.

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