Best Degree Completion Programs in Georgia 2027

Why it ranks #1: Its rate is $190 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 7 other colleges on this list) and its graduates earn a median $61,701 a year (higher than 6 other colleges on this list).

Kennesaw State offers its Bachelor of Science in Information Technology as an entirely online option, separate from the campus and hybrid versions, so you can finish without driving to Kennesaw. The degree is 120 total credit hours. To transfer in, you need 30 semester or 50 quarter hours, a recalculated 2.0 GPA and good academic standing.

Why it ranks #2: Its rate is $174 per credit for Georgia residents (the lowest on this list) and 42% of its undergraduates study fully online (higher than 8 other colleges on this list).

Fully online business students at Middle Georgia State pay $2,849 per semester. The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration offers seven concentrations, from management to marketing, and up to 90 credits can transfer in as long as you complete at least 25% of the degree at MGA. An associate of arts or science degree can satisfy the core curriculum through the credit appeal procedure.

Why it ranks #3: Its online rate is $201 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 5 other colleges on this list) and 29% of its undergraduates study fully online (higher than 4 other colleges on this list).

The University of West Georgia delivers its Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership 100% online at the eMajor rate of $201 per credit hour, and students from other states are not charged out-of-state tuition when they take only online courses. Up to 90 of the 120 semester hours can transfer in. A public service concentration points toward public safety, local government and nonprofit management.

Why it ranks #4: Its online rate is $189 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 8 other colleges on this list) and 52% of its transfer students earn a degree within eight years (the highest on this list).

Online undergraduate programs at Georgia Southern cost $189 per credit hour. The Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies has online concentrations in business, public administration, public policy, nonprofit management and an individual emphasis you design. Credit by exam, portfolio, licensure or credential can count, and you earn at least 25% of the degree requirements in residence at Georgia Southern.

Why it ranks #5: Its online rate is $254 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 4 other colleges on this list) and 54% of its undergraduates study fully online (the highest on this list).

Georgia residents and out-of-state students pay the same rate at Georgia Military College: $169 per quarter hour, plus a $23 resource fee that covers course materials. You can bring in up to 135 quarter hours toward the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration with an Organizational Leadership concentration, including credit for work and military experience. The degree ends with a capstone.

Why it ranks #6: Its online rate is $308 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 2 other colleges on this list) and 30% of its undergraduates study fully online (higher than 5 other colleges on this list).

At $308 per credit hour, VState Online at Valdosta State covers tuition and course materials in one price, with no extra fees. Most courses run eight weeks and start several times a year. The Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies lets you build the degree from two or three areas of emphasis, and up to 90 semester hours can transfer in.

Why it ranks #7: Its online rate is $306 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 3 other colleges on this list) and 15% of its undergraduates study fully online (higher than 1 other college on this list).

Credits from an earlier major still count at Georgia State, where the online Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Arts and Sciences is built to maximize what you have already earned. The degree is 120 credits, 60 in the core and 60 after it. Georgia residents pay $4,590 a semester in tuition at 15 hours, and transfer admission asks for a 2.5 GPA.

Why it ranks #8: Its online rate is $201 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 5 other colleges on this list) and 30% of its undergraduates study fully online (higher than 5 other colleges on this list).

Albany State teaches its online Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership through eMajor, so you pay $201 per credit hour, the same rate as at every participating University System of Georgia school. Courses come as full 16-week terms or accelerated 8-week terms. Transfer admission asks for 30 semester hours and a 2.0 GPA, and portfolios or exams can earn credit for prior learning.

Why it ranks #9: 38% of its undergraduates study fully online (higher than 7 other colleges on this list) and its online rate is $475 per credit for Georgia residents.

Thomas University is in Thomasville, but you can complete its Bachelor of Science in Management entirely online. Tuition is $475 per credit, and the degree totals 123 credits. You can apply up to 90 credits for professional training, military service, exams and prior learning portfolios, and Thomas accepts up to 64 credits from a Joint Service Transcript.

Why it ranks #10: Its online rate is $325 per credit for Georgia residents (lower than 1 other college on this list) and it accepts up to 90 transfer credits.

If you already hold an associate degree from a regionally accredited school, Brewton-Parker exempts you from the core curriculum except one 3-credit Christian studies course. Online classes cost $325 per credit hour and run in eight-week sessions, with most students taking two courses at a time. The Bachelor of Arts in General Studies totals 120 credits, and you finish your last 30 hours with Brewton-Parker.