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GSFC Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant

The objectives of GSFC Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant are as follows:
To promote the private segment of higher education in Georgia by providing non-repayable grant aid to Georgia residents who attend eligible independent colleges and universities in Georgia.
To provide non-repayable grant aid to residents of Georgia who live near the State borders to attend certain four-year public colleges out-of-state, so that a four-year public college is equally available to all Georgians.

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http://www.gsfc.org

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