Codex for Georgia college students

Providing eligible Georgia college, community college, and trade school students with $100 in Codex credits to build projects, develop AI skills, and prepare for future careers.

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UI mockup showing Codex in ChatGPT creating a “study group app.” The screen displays a sidebar with threads and tasks, and a main panel describing steps like scaffolding auth, group features, and messaging. A summary shows “Changed 8 files” with additions and deletions, illustrating automated code generation and project setup.

Georgia is one of the fastest-growing centers for manufacturing, logistics, technology, healthcare, and innovation in the country. As AI becomes a tool used across more industries, students need opportunities to develop the skills that will help them succeed in the workforce.

Codex is OpenAI's AI tool for building projects, creating software, solving problems, and turning ideas into real-world applications.

To help prepare the next generation of Georgia builders, entrepreneurs, and problem-solvers, OpenAI is providing eligible college, community college, and trade school students with $100 in Codex credits. Students can use Codex to build projects, explore new ideas, automate tasks, develop technical skills, and gain hands-on experience with the kinds of AI tools increasingly used across Georgia's economy.

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Georgia Program FAQs

This offer is available to current students enrolled at degree-granting universities in Georgia and residing in Georgia at the time of claiming the offer. Only one credit offer per student. To claim the offer, your student status and eligibility must be successfully verified. Click the button above to begin the verification process through SheerID.

This program builds on OpenAI's existing student initiative and expands access to AI tools for Georgia students. By providing hands-on experience with technology increasingly used across Georgia's economy, the program helps more people develop practical skills they can carry into whatever career path they choose.