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I contacted the Graduate Admissions Coordinator at Ga Tech and he said that they do not provide assistantships for first year QCF students. With out-of-state tuition, room and board, and other living expenses you're looking at about $55,000 for the first two semesters. There are about 50 students in the QCF program so I would imagine that if assistantships are provided during the second year that they would be highly competitive.

[QUOTE="Caesar, post: 93734, member: 13787"] I contacted the Graduate Admissions Coordinator at Ga Tech and he said that they do not provide assistantships for first year QCF students. With out-of-state tuition, room and board, and other living expenses you're looking at about $55,000 for the first two semesters. There are about 50 students in the QCF program so I would imagine that if assistantships are provided during the second year that they would be highly competitive. [/QUOTE]

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