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$12,058
per year
In-State Tuition
17%
Acceptance Rate
94%
Graduation Rate
98%
Retention Rate
Georgia Institute of Technology is a public four-year institution in Atlanta, GA. Programs offered include Computer & Information Sciences, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Business Administration and Biomedical Engineering.
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Major: Computer & Information Sciences
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Application Requirements
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In-State Students
Out-of-State Students
Georgia Tech's top merit awards (Stamps full ride, Gold Scholars) are competitive and chosen from Early Action applicants; there is no automatic GPA/test grid.
Stamps President's Scholarship
CompetitiveFull ride: tuition and mandatory fees, room and board, books, and personal expenses
No published minimums; chosen from applicants.
Renewable: Honors-level performance and continued leadership development; up to eight semesters
Apply for first-year admission (Common App) by the relevant Early Action deadline; semifinalists interview online, finalists on campus in March or April.
About 50 awards per year. Not open to transfer students. No minimum GPA or test score published.
Gold Scholars Program (Georgia residents)
Competitive$12,500 per year · Tuition, fees, and books scholarship (valued about $12,500 per year; assumes the student also receives the Zell Miller Scholarship)
Renewable
Apply for first-year admission by the Early Action deadline; no separate application. Semifinalists interview.
Approximate value. Selected in the same process as the Stamps President's Scholarship. No minimum GPA or test score published.
Gold Scholars Program (out-of-state)
Competitive$21,000 per year · Out-of-state tuition waiver (valued about $21,000 per year; reduces cost to the in-state rate)
Renewable
Apply for first-year admission by the Early Action deadline; no separate application. Semifinalists interview.
Approximate value. Selected in the same process as the Stamps President's Scholarship. No minimum GPA or test score published.
Students: add profile GPA and scores to check.
Requirements change yearly; colleges may recalculate GPAs. Confirm requirements and deadlines with the college.
College scholarship pageChecked Oct 25, 2026
From the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard, most recent reporting cohort.
Net Price(family income < $30K)
$7,666
Per year, after grants & scholarships
Median Earnings
$102,772
10 years after entry, working full-time
Median Debt at Graduation
$21,672
Among completers who borrowed
CLEP Credits Not Accepted
This school does not award credit for CLEP exams. Verify its AP and dual enrollment policies before counting those credits toward your program.
Explore AP ExamsVerified on Jul 2026
Georgia Institute of Technology does not award transfer credit for CLEP exams. Confirm its separate placement policy before using CLEP scores to plan course placement.
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Type
Public University
Location
Atlanta, Georgia
Fulton County
Control
Public
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