FAFSA School Codes for Georgia

This page will help you find the Federal School Code for any Georgia colleges and universities that interest you.

What's a Federal School Code? The correct Federal or FAFSA School Code on your FAFSA application helps you qualify for both federal and Georgia student loans.

What do I do with a Federal School Code? You use this code to complete your FAFSA. Once you've found the FAFSA School Code you need, list it alongside the names of schools you want to attend in the Eligibility for Aid section.

You can get more tips on how to complete the FAFSA in our free step-by-step FAFSA guide.

Note: Some Georgia schools may have different FAFSA school codes for their various campuses or special programs. Make sure the code you find is the exact one you need.

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Most popular Georgia Federal School Code searches

University of Georgia Georgia State University
Kennesaw State University Georgia Southern University
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus Georgia Perimeter College
Valdosta State University University of West Georgia
Savannah College of Art and Design Emory University

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Georgia FAFSA School Codes

Choose from the dropdown menu below to view information on your school, including its Federal School Code.

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