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Georgia Institute of Technology, United States
Georgia Tech awards from more than 850 institutional named scholarships, with criteria including academic achievement, financial need, major of study, geographic location, and departmental and community involvement. Students completing the financial aid application are automatically considered for all scholarships and grants. Awards vary in amount and may be renewable or one-time. Related programmes include the Scheller College of Business Dean's and Faculty Merit Scholarships, School of Economics Undergraduate Scholarships, Ivan Allen College Dean's Scholarship, Godbold Scholarship, BlackRock Hallac Scholarship and Georgia Tech Alumni Network Scholarships.
International students are not eligible for federal or state aid, and institutional scholarships administered by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid are often not awarded to international students. Alternatives for international students are private loans (usually requiring a creditworthy US citizen or permanent-resident co-signer), an Emergency Tuition Loan administered by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid on a first-come, first-served basis, Bursar payment plans, and guidance from the Office of International Education.
Amounts vary by award. Georgia Tech Grants go to students with financial need, funded by alumni and industry donors.
Students must reapply every year. FAFSA and GT App for 2027-28 opened October 1, 2026.
The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid matches candidates from the overall pool of aid applicants.
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