GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS:
Undergraduate scholarships:
For Domestic (U.S.)
Students:
1. Georgia Tech Scholars Program:
- Eligibility:
- Valedictorians
and salutatorians from the accredited Georgia high schools.
- Must
complete a math course at the pre-calculus level or higher during high
school.
- Benefits:
- Guaranteed
admission to Georgia Tech.
- Students
with significant financial need may receive the Georgia Tech Val-Sal Scholarship,
offering between $2,500 and $5,000 annually.
2. Zell Miller and HOPE Scholarships:
- Eligibility:
- Available
to Georgia residents who meet specific academic criteria.
- Must meet
residency requirements set by the University System of Georgia and the
Georgia Student Finance Commission.
- Benefits:
- Zell Miller Scholarship:
Covers full tuition.
- HOPE Scholarship:
Covers a portion of tuition.
3. Stamps President's Scholars Program:
- Eligibility:
- Top 1% of
first-year students.
- Demonstrated
academic excellence, leadership, and service.
- Benefits:
- Full cost
of attendance for four years, including tuition, fees, housing, meals,
books, and personal expenses.
- Additional
$12,000 enrichment fund for experiences like study abroad or internships.
4. Gold Scholars Program:
- Eligibility:
- Top 2% of
first-year students.
- Exemplary academic
performance and leadership.
- Benefits:
- Georgia
residents receive scholarships covering tuition, fees, and books
(approximately $12,500 annually).
- Non-residents
receive a tuition waiver plus $5,000 annually.
5. Provost Scholarship:
- Eligibility:
- First-year,
non-resident students with significant financial need.
- Benefits:
- Out-of-state
tuition waiver for up to eight semesters.
For International
Students:
International students
have limited access to institutional scholarships but can explore the following
opportunities:
1. Undergraduate Out-of-Country Tuition
Waiver:
- Eligibility:
- F-1 visa
holders experiencing unforeseen financial difficulties.
- Completed
at least two semesters at Georgia Tech.
- Minimum
cumulative GPA of 2.50.
- Benefits:
- Waiver of
out-of-state tuition for one semester (renewable up to three times).
2. Manuel F. Jimenez Scholarship:
- Eligibility:
- Full-time
undergraduate F-1 students from Costa Rica or Central America.
- Completed
at least two semesters at Georgia Tech.
- Demonstrated
unforeseen financial need.
- Benefits:
- One-time
award of $1,000.
3. Departmental Scholarships:
- Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)
Scholarships:
- Eligibility:
- First-year students
enrolled in the MSE program.
- Maintain full-time status
and meet GPA requirements.
- Benefits:
- Awards ranging from $3,000
to $6,000 per year, renewable for up to eight semesters.
- Scheller College of Business Dean's and Faculty
Merit Scholarships:
- Eligibility:
- Prospective and current
business students demonstrating academic excellence.
- Benefits:
- Varied financial awards.
Graduate Scholarships:
1.
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate
assistantships are primary form of financial support at Georgia Tech,
encompassing Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs)
and Graduate
Teaching Assistantships (GTAs).
Eligibility:
- Domestic and International Students: Must be enrolled full-time in a graduate program at Georgia
Tech.
Benefits:
- Tuition Waiver: Assistantships typically include a waiver of tuition,
requiring students to pay only a mandatory fee of $25, as mandated by the
Board of Regents.
- Stipend: Stipends
vary by program and appointment type. For
instance, the School of Physics offers a stipend of $35,504 per year for
Ph.D. students.
2.
Fellowships
Fellowships
provide financial support without work obligations and are often merit-based.
a. President’s
Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Open
to U.S. citizens or permanent residents pursuing doctoral degrees.
- Must
be nominated by their academic department.
- Benefits:
- Supplemental
stipend of $5,500 per academic year, distributed in fall and spring
semesters.
- Renewable
for up to three additional years based on academic performance.
b. Georgia Tech
Institute Fellowship (GTIF)
- Eligibility:
- Recipients
of the President’s Fellowship.
- Must be
pursuing a doctoral degree.
- Benefits:
- Additional
$1,000 per term beyond the President’s Fellowship.
- Renewable
for up to three additional years based on academic performance.
c. FACES
Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Ph.D.
students committed to increasing diversity in engineering and science
academia.
- Benefits:
- Supplemental
stipend of $3,000 per year, increasing to $5,000 upon advancement to
Ph.D. candidacy.
d. Goizueta Foundation Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Open to Hispanic/Latino
graduate students who demonstrate academic excellence and
leadership potential.
- Must be enrolled full-time
in a graduate program at Georgia Tech.
- Available to U.S.
citizens, permanent residents, and under certain conditions, international
students with Hispanic heritage.
- Benefits:
- Financial support up to $10,000
per academic year.
- Renewable based on academic
performance and continued eligibility.
e. NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Program (NSF GRFP)
- Eligibility:
- Open to U.S.
citizens, nationals, and permanent residents.
- Applicants must be in the
early stages of graduate study in NSF-supported STEM disciplines.
- Benefits:
- $37,000 annual stipend for up to
three years.
- $12,000 cost-of-education allowance for the
institution.
Note: Georgia Tech supports eligible students in applying
for this prestigious external fellowship.
f. GEM Fellowship (National Consortium
for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science)
- Eligibility:
- Open to underrepresented
minority students in STEM fields.
- U.S. citizens or permanent
residents.
- Must be accepted into a GEM
member university, such as Georgia Tech.
- Benefits:
- Full tuition coverage.
- Paid internship
opportunities.
- Annual stipend (varies
based on employer sponsorship, typically ~$16,000–$20,000).
Summary of
Graduate Financial Support at Georgia Tech
|
Scholarship/Fellowship |
Eligible Students |
Stipend/Benefit |
Tuition Waiver |
|
Graduate Assistantship (GRA/GTA) |
Domestic & International |
~$14,000–$35,000/year (varies by program) |
Yes |
|
President’s Fellowship |
U.S. Citizens/Permanent Residents (Ph.D.) |
$5,500/year GTIF $1,000/term |
Yes (via assistantship) |
|
FACES Fellowship |
All (focus on diversity in academia) |
$3,000–$5,000/year |
Yes (via assistantship) |
|
Goizueta Fellowship |
Hispanic/Latino Students |
Up to $10,000/year |
Yes (varies) |
|
NSF GRFP |
U.S. Citizens/Permanent Residents |
$37,000 stipend $12,000 education
allowance |
Yes (external) |
|
GEM Fellowship |
URM U.S. Citizens/Permanent Residents |
~$16,000–$20,000 internships |
Yes |
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Eligibility criteria
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
ADMISSION
Undergraduates:
For Domestic
(U.S.) Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- High School Coursework: Completion of the following minimum units:
- English:
4 units
- Mathematics:
4 units
- Science:
4 units
- Social
Science: 3 units
- Foreign
Language (or American Sign Language or Computer Science): 2 units
- Standardized Tests:
- SAT/ACT Scores: Submission of SAT or ACT scores is optional for the 2025
admission cycle. If submitted, they will be considered during the
evaluation process.
- Grade Point Average (GPA):
- A
competitive unweighted GPA is typically around 3.8 or higher on a 4.0
scale.
- Extracurricular Activities:
- Demonstrated
involvement in extracurricular activities, leadership roles, and
community service is considered during the holistic review process.
For International
Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- Secondary School Completion: Completion of secondary education equivalent to U.S. high
school standards.
- Curriculum-Specific Requirements: Depending on the educational system, specific documents
are required:
- Indian National Curriculum: Class X
board results, Class XI internal marks, and predicted Class XII board
results are strongly recommended.
- International Baccalaureate (IB):
Transcripts for each year of study and predicted IB scores are strongly
recommended.
- British Patterned Education:
IGCSE/O-Level results, AS Level results, and predicted A-Level results.
- English Language Proficiency:
- Non-native
English speakers must demonstrate proficiency through one of the
following:
- TOEFL iBT: Minimum
score of 90.
- IELTS: Minimum overall band score
of 7.0.
- Duolingo English Test: Minimum
score of 115.
- Standardized Tests:
- SAT
or ACT scores are optional for the 2025 admission cycle but will be
considered if submitted.
Required
Application Documents
- Application Form:
- Complete
the Common Application, which includes personal essays.
- Transcripts:
- Domestic Students: Official high school transcripts.
- International Students: Official secondary school transcripts with English
translations if necessary.
- Standardized Test Scores:
- Self-reported
or official SAT/ACT scores (if choosing to submit).
- English Proficiency Scores:
- TOEFL,
IELTS, or Duolingo scores for non-native English speakers
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Optional
but can provide additional insight into the applicant's qualifications.
- Additional Documents for International Students:
- Passport Copy: A clear copy of the biographical page.
- Financial Documentation: Should have a proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living
expenses.
- Visa Information: Details regarding current visa status, if applicable.
Estimated
Undergraduate Costs for the 2024–2025 Academic Year
|
Expense Category |
Georgia Residents |
Non-Georgia Residents (including International
Students) |
|
Tuition |
$10,258 |
$31,370 |
|
Mandatory
Student Fees |
$1,506 |
$1,506 |
|
Books,
Course Materials, Supplies |
$800 |
$800 |
|
Housing
Allowance |
$7,090 |
$7,090 |
|
Food
Service Plan |
$5,670 |
$5,670 |
|
Personal,
Travel, Miscellaneous Expenses |
$3,200 |
$3,200 |
|
Total
Estimated Cost per Year |
$28,524 |
$49,636 |
Notes:
- These
figures are estimates and may vary based on individual circumstances and
choices.
- International
students are typically classified as non-Georgia residents for tuition
purposes.
- Additional
expenses may include health insurance, travel, and personal expenses.
Graduate eligibility:
General
Requirements for All Applicants:
- Educational Background:
- A bachelor's
degree or its equivalent from a regionally accredited institution.
- Demonstrated academic excellence in the chosen field
of study.
- Standardized Tests:
- Some programs may require GRE or GMAT
scores.
- Specific score requirements vary by program;
applicants should consult the respective program's admission guidelines.
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Typically, three
letters from academic or professional references attesting to the
applicant's qualifications and potential.
- Statement of Purpose:
- A written document outlining the applicant's academic
interests, professional goals, and reasons for choosing the specific
program at Georgia Tech.
- Academic Transcripts:
- Official transcripts from all previously attended institutions.
Additional
Requirements for International Applicants:
- English Language Proficiency:
- Applicants from countries where English is not the
primary language must demonstrate proficiency through one of the
following:
- TOEFL (Test of English as a
Foreign Language):
- Minimum iBT score of 90 with at least
19 in each section.
- IELTS (International
English Language Testing System):
- Minimum overall band score of 7.0,
with at least 6.5 in Reading, Listening, and Speaking, and 5.5 in
Writing.
- Successful completion of the GTLI Upper Advanced 700 Level Intensive English Program.
- Some programs may have higher English proficiency
requirements; applicants should verify with the specific program.
- Financial Documentation:
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living
expenses for at least the first year of study.
- This is necessary to obtain the I-20 form for the student visa
application.
- Visa Requirements:
- International students must secure an appropriate student visa (F-1 or J-1) to
study in the United States.
Required Application
Documents (continued)
- Application Fee:
- As of August 1, 2023, the
fee is $95 for both domestic and international
applicants. This fee is non-refundable.
- Academic Transcripts:
- Official transcripts from
all post-secondary institutions attended must be uploaded during the
application process.
- Final, official transcripts
must be submitted upon admission and enrollment.
- Standardized Test Scores:
- If required by the specific
program, official GRE or GMAT scores should be sent directly from the
testing agency.
- Not all programs require
these scores, so it's essential to check the individual program’s
requirements.
- English Proficiency Test Scores (for
international applicants):
- Official TOEFL or IELTS
scores, sent directly from the testing agency.
- TOEFL Code for Georgia
Tech: 5248.
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Most programs require three
letters.
- Recommenders submit their
letters electronically through the application portal.
- Statement of Purpose:
- A personal essay detailing
the applicant's academic and career goals, research interests, and
reasons for choosing Georgia Tech.
- Resume/CV:
- A current resume or
curriculum vitae outlining academic background, research, work
experience, and any publications (if applicable).
- Portfolio (if applicable):
- Required for specific
programs such as architecture, design, or fine arts.
Estimated Graduate
Tuition and Fees (2024–2025)
|
Student Type |
Tuition (per year) |
Fees (per year) |
Estimated Total (excluding housing/living) |
|
Georgia Resident |
~$14,064 |
~$1,500 |
~$15,564 |
|
Non-Resident (U.S.) |
~$29,140 |
~$1,500 |
~$30,640 |
|
International |
~$29,140 |
~$1,500 |
~$30,640 |
Note: Costs may vary by
program, especially professional or executive master's programs. Living
expenses, books, health insurance, and other personal costs are not included in
the figures above and may add another ~$15,000–$20,000 annually.
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SCHOLARSHIPS:
Undergraduate scholarships:
For Domestic (U.S.)
Students:
1. Georgia Tech Scholars Program:
- Eligibility:
- Valedictorians
and salutatorians from the accredited Georgia high schools.
- Must
complete a math course at the pre-calculus level or higher during high
school.
- Benefits:
- Guaranteed
admission to Georgia Tech.
- Students
with significant financial need may receive the Georgia Tech Val-Sal Scholarship,
offering between $2,500 and $5,000 annually.
2. Zell Miller and HOPE Scholarships:
- Eligibility:
- Available
to Georgia residents who meet specific academic criteria.
- Must meet
residency requirements set by the University System of Georgia and the
Georgia Student Finance Commission.
- Benefits:
- Zell Miller Scholarship:
Covers full tuition.
- HOPE Scholarship:
Covers a portion of tuition.
3. Stamps President's Scholars Program:
- Eligibility:
- Top 1% of
first-year students.
- Demonstrated
academic excellence, leadership, and service.
- Benefits:
- Full cost
of attendance for four years, including tuition, fees, housing, meals,
books, and personal expenses.
- Additional
$12,000 enrichment fund for experiences like study abroad or internships.
4. Gold Scholars Program:
- Eligibility:
- Top 2% of
first-year students.
- Exemplary academic
performance and leadership.
- Benefits:
- Georgia
residents receive scholarships covering tuition, fees, and books
(approximately $12,500 annually).
- Non-residents
receive a tuition waiver plus $5,000 annually.
5. Provost Scholarship:
- Eligibility:
- First-year,
non-resident students with significant financial need.
- Benefits:
- Out-of-state
tuition waiver for up to eight semesters.
For International
Students:
International students
have limited access to institutional scholarships but can explore the following
opportunities:
1. Undergraduate Out-of-Country Tuition
Waiver:
- Eligibility:
- F-1 visa
holders experiencing unforeseen financial difficulties.
- Completed
at least two semesters at Georgia Tech.
- Minimum
cumulative GPA of 2.50.
- Benefits:
- Waiver of
out-of-state tuition for one semester (renewable up to three times).
2. Manuel F. Jimenez Scholarship:
- Eligibility:
- Full-time
undergraduate F-1 students from Costa Rica or Central America.
- Completed
at least two semesters at Georgia Tech.
- Demonstrated
unforeseen financial need.
- Benefits:
- One-time
award of $1,000.
3. Departmental Scholarships:
- Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)
Scholarships:
- Eligibility:
- First-year students
enrolled in the MSE program.
- Maintain full-time status
and meet GPA requirements.
- Benefits:
- Awards ranging from $3,000
to $6,000 per year, renewable for up to eight semesters.
- Scheller College of Business Dean's and Faculty
Merit Scholarships:
- Eligibility:
- Prospective and current
business students demonstrating academic excellence.
- Benefits:
- Varied financial awards.
Graduate Scholarships:
1.
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate
assistantships are primary form of financial support at Georgia Tech,
encompassing Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs)
and Graduate
Teaching Assistantships (GTAs).
Eligibility:
- Domestic and International Students: Must be enrolled full-time in a graduate program at Georgia
Tech.
Benefits:
- Tuition Waiver: Assistantships typically include a waiver of tuition,
requiring students to pay only a mandatory fee of $25, as mandated by the
Board of Regents.
- Stipend: Stipends
vary by program and appointment type. For
instance, the School of Physics offers a stipend of $35,504 per year for
Ph.D. students.
2.
Fellowships
Fellowships
provide financial support without work obligations and are often merit-based.
a. President’s
Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Open
to U.S. citizens or permanent residents pursuing doctoral degrees.
- Must
be nominated by their academic department.
- Benefits:
- Supplemental
stipend of $5,500 per academic year, distributed in fall and spring
semesters.
- Renewable
for up to three additional years based on academic performance.
b. Georgia Tech
Institute Fellowship (GTIF)
- Eligibility:
- Recipients
of the President’s Fellowship.
- Must be
pursuing a doctoral degree.
- Benefits:
- Additional
$1,000 per term beyond the President’s Fellowship.
- Renewable
for up to three additional years based on academic performance.
c. FACES
Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Ph.D.
students committed to increasing diversity in engineering and science
academia.
- Benefits:
- Supplemental
stipend of $3,000 per year, increasing to $5,000 upon advancement to
Ph.D. candidacy.
d. Goizueta Foundation Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Open to Hispanic/Latino
graduate students who demonstrate academic excellence and
leadership potential.
- Must be enrolled full-time
in a graduate program at Georgia Tech.
- Available to U.S.
citizens, permanent residents, and under certain conditions, international
students with Hispanic heritage.
- Benefits:
- Financial support up to $10,000
per academic year.
- Renewable based on academic
performance and continued eligibility.
e. NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Program (NSF GRFP)
- Eligibility:
- Open to U.S.
citizens, nationals, and permanent residents.
- Applicants must be in the
early stages of graduate study in NSF-supported STEM disciplines.
- Benefits:
- $37,000 annual stipend for up to
three years.
- $12,000 cost-of-education allowance for the
institution.
Note: Georgia Tech supports eligible students in applying
for this prestigious external fellowship.
f. GEM Fellowship (National Consortium
for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science)
- Eligibility:
- Open to underrepresented
minority students in STEM fields.
- U.S. citizens or permanent
residents.
- Must be accepted into a GEM
member university, such as Georgia Tech.
- Benefits:
- Full tuition coverage.
- Paid internship
opportunities.
- Annual stipend (varies
based on employer sponsorship, typically ~$16,000–$20,000).
Summary of
Graduate Financial Support at Georgia Tech
|
Scholarship/Fellowship |
Eligible Students |
Stipend/Benefit |
Tuition Waiver |
|
Graduate Assistantship (GRA/GTA) |
Domestic & International |
~$14,000–$35,000/year (varies by program) |
Yes |
|
President’s Fellowship |
U.S. Citizens/Permanent Residents (Ph.D.) |
$5,500/year GTIF $1,000/term |
Yes (via assistantship) |
|
FACES Fellowship |
All (focus on diversity in academia) |
$3,000–$5,000/year |
Yes (via assistantship) |
|
Goizueta Fellowship |
Hispanic/Latino Students |
Up to $10,000/year |
Yes (varies) |
|
NSF GRFP |
U.S. Citizens/Permanent Residents |
$37,000 stipend $12,000 education
allowance |
Yes (external) |
|
GEM Fellowship |
URM U.S. Citizens/Permanent Residents |
~$16,000–$20,000 internships |
Yes |
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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
ADMISSION
Undergraduates:
For Domestic
(U.S.) Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- High School Coursework: Completion of the following minimum units:
- English:
4 units
- Mathematics:
4 units
- Science:
4 units
- Social
Science: 3 units
- Foreign
Language (or American Sign Language or Computer Science): 2 units
- Standardized Tests:
- SAT/ACT Scores: Submission of SAT or ACT scores is optional for the 2025
admission cycle. If submitted, they will be considered during the
evaluation process.
- Grade Point Average (GPA):
- A
competitive unweighted GPA is typically around 3.8 or higher on a 4.0
scale.
- Extracurricular Activities:
- Demonstrated
involvement in extracurricular activities, leadership roles, and
community service is considered during the holistic review process.
For International
Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- Secondary School Completion: Completion of secondary education equivalent to U.S. high
school standards.
- Curriculum-Specific Requirements: Depending on the educational system, specific documents
are required:
- Indian National Curriculum: Class X
board results, Class XI internal marks, and predicted Class XII board
results are strongly recommended.
- International Baccalaureate (IB):
Transcripts for each year of study and predicted IB scores are strongly
recommended.
- British Patterned Education:
IGCSE/O-Level results, AS Level results, and predicted A-Level results.
- English Language Proficiency:
- Non-native
English speakers must demonstrate proficiency through one of the
following:
- TOEFL iBT: Minimum
score of 90.
- IELTS: Minimum overall band score
of 7.0.
- Duolingo English Test: Minimum
score of 115.
- Standardized Tests:
- SAT
or ACT scores are optional for the 2025 admission cycle but will be
considered if submitted.
Required
Application Documents
- Application Form:
- Complete
the Common Application, which includes personal essays.
- Transcripts:
- Domestic Students: Official high school transcripts.
- International Students: Official secondary school transcripts with English
translations if necessary.
- Standardized Test Scores:
- Self-reported
or official SAT/ACT scores (if choosing to submit).
- English Proficiency Scores:
- TOEFL,
IELTS, or Duolingo scores for non-native English speakers
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Optional
but can provide additional insight into the applicant's qualifications.
- Additional Documents for International Students:
- Passport Copy: A clear copy of the biographical page.
- Financial Documentation: Should have a proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living
expenses.
- Visa Information: Details regarding current visa status, if applicable.
Estimated
Undergraduate Costs for the 2024–2025 Academic Year
|
Expense Category |
Georgia Residents |
Non-Georgia Residents (including International
Students) |
|
Tuition |
$10,258 |
$31,370 |
|
Mandatory
Student Fees |
$1,506 |
$1,506 |
|
Books,
Course Materials, Supplies |
$800 |
$800 |
|
Housing
Allowance |
$7,090 |
$7,090 |
|
Food
Service Plan |
$5,670 |
$5,670 |
|
Personal,
Travel, Miscellaneous Expenses |
$3,200 |
$3,200 |
|
Total
Estimated Cost per Year |
$28,524 |
$49,636 |
Notes:
- These
figures are estimates and may vary based on individual circumstances and
choices.
- International
students are typically classified as non-Georgia residents for tuition
purposes.
- Additional
expenses may include health insurance, travel, and personal expenses.
Graduate eligibility:
General
Requirements for All Applicants:
- Educational Background:
- A bachelor's
degree or its equivalent from a regionally accredited institution.
- Demonstrated academic excellence in the chosen field
of study.
- Standardized Tests:
- Some programs may require GRE or GMAT
scores.
- Specific score requirements vary by program;
applicants should consult the respective program's admission guidelines.
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Typically, three
letters from academic or professional references attesting to the
applicant's qualifications and potential.
- Statement of Purpose:
- A written document outlining the applicant's academic
interests, professional goals, and reasons for choosing the specific
program at Georgia Tech.
- Academic Transcripts:
- Official transcripts from all previously attended institutions.
Additional
Requirements for International Applicants:
- English Language Proficiency:
- Applicants from countries where English is not the
primary language must demonstrate proficiency through one of the
following:
- TOEFL (Test of English as a
Foreign Language):
- Minimum iBT score of 90 with at least
19 in each section.
- IELTS (International
English Language Testing System):
- Minimum overall band score of 7.0,
with at least 6.5 in Reading, Listening, and Speaking, and 5.5 in
Writing.
- Successful completion of the GTLI Upper Advanced 700 Level Intensive English Program.
- Some programs may have higher English proficiency
requirements; applicants should verify with the specific program.
- Financial Documentation:
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living
expenses for at least the first year of study.
- This is necessary to obtain the I-20 form for the student visa
application.
- Visa Requirements:
- International students must secure an appropriate student visa (F-1 or J-1) to
study in the United States.
Required Application
Documents (continued)
- Application Fee:
- As of August 1, 2023, the
fee is $95 for both domestic and international
applicants. This fee is non-refundable.
- Academic Transcripts:
- Official transcripts from
all post-secondary institutions attended must be uploaded during the
application process.
- Final, official transcripts
must be submitted upon admission and enrollment.
- Standardized Test Scores:
- If required by the specific
program, official GRE or GMAT scores should be sent directly from the
testing agency.
- Not all programs require
these scores, so it's essential to check the individual program’s
requirements.
- English Proficiency Test Scores (for
international applicants):
- Official TOEFL or IELTS
scores, sent directly from the testing agency.
- TOEFL Code for Georgia
Tech: 5248.
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Most programs require three
letters.
- Recommenders submit their
letters electronically through the application portal.
- Statement of Purpose:
- A personal essay detailing
the applicant's academic and career goals, research interests, and
reasons for choosing Georgia Tech.
- Resume/CV:
- A current resume or
curriculum vitae outlining academic background, research, work
experience, and any publications (if applicable).
- Portfolio (if applicable):
- Required for specific
programs such as architecture, design, or fine arts.
Estimated Graduate
Tuition and Fees (2024–2025)
|
Student Type |
Tuition (per year) |
Fees (per year) |
Estimated Total (excluding housing/living) |
|
Georgia Resident |
~$14,064 |
~$1,500 |
~$15,564 |
|
Non-Resident (U.S.) |
~$29,140 |
~$1,500 |
~$30,640 |
|
International |
~$29,140 |
~$1,500 |
~$30,640 |
Note: Costs may vary by
program, especially professional or executive master's programs. Living
expenses, books, health insurance, and other personal costs are not included in
the figures above and may add another ~$15,000–$20,000 annually.