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Georgia Tech’s Office of Undergraduate Admission recruits students who will advance technology to improve the human condition. Learn more about the admission process at Tech.
In our comprehensive, holistic admission process, we consider your academic background as well as your pursuits and interests outside the classroom. We look for students who enjoy being challenged and who are committed to furthering the Institute’s mission of “improving the human condition.”.
Step 1: Admission Portal. As an applicant, your admission portal is the primary portal where you can: Check your admission application status. Track receipt of admission documents. View your admission decision. This account uses your email address as the username. SAMPLE USERNAME: gpburdell1@email.com.
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Welcome! | Undergraduate Admission
Georgia Tech's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers two undergraduate degree options: the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering.
Graduate programs make admission decisions from the pool of eligible candidates based on a combination of factors, including academic degrees and records, essay prompts, letters of recommendation, test scores, and relevant work experience.
