Name:

Georgia Institute of Technology

Address:

225 North Avenue NW
Atlanta, GA 30332

Founded:

1885

Academic calendar:

Semester

Undergraduate student body:

10,375

U.S. News ranking:

40

Tuition and fees:

$3,108 - in state
$10,350 - out of state

Room/board:

$5,700

Majors offered:

aerospace engineering
applied biology
applied mathematics
applied physics
applied psychology
architecture
building construction
chemical engineering
chemistry
civil engineering
computer engineering
computer science
discrete mathematics
earth/atmospheric sciences
economics
electrical engineering
history/technology/society
industrial design
industrial engineering
international affairs
management
management science
materials engineering
mechanical engineering
nuclear/radiological engineering
physics
polymer/textile chemistry
public policy
science/technology/culture
textile engineering
textiles

Race/Ethnicity:

African-American: 9%
Asian-American: 12%
Hispanic: 3%
White: 73%
International: 3%

Men's varsity sports:

baseball
basketball
cross-country
diving
football
golf
swimming
tennis
track and field (indoor)
track and field (outdoor)

Women's varsity sports:

basketball
cross-country
softball
tennis
track and field (indoor)
track and field (outdoor)
volleyball

Undergraduate Enrollment:

Total full time: 9,668
Total part time: 707
Total men: 7,410
Total women: 2,965

Out-of-state students:

33%

Students who live in campus housing:

54%

Students who live off campus:

46%

Average age of all undergraduates:

20

Freshman retention rate:

86%

Four-year graduation rate:

28%

Five-year graduation rate:

61%

Six-year graduation rate:

68%

Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC)

Army ROTC
Navy ROTC
Air Force ROTC

Greek Life

Fraternities: 32
Fraternity houses: 29
Fraternity members: 25%

Sororities: 8
Sorority houses: 6
Sorority members: 25%

Club sports:

ballet
barbell
bowling
cycling
discus
hapkido
hockey
judo
karate
lacrosse
rowing
rugby
sailing
soccer
parachuting
swimming
table tennis
volleyball
water polo
water skiing

Intramural/recreational sports:

basketball
bowling
boxing
field hockey
flag football
hockey
racquetball
rugby
soccer
softball
swimming
volleyball

Student Life

International students: 3%
First-year int'l students: 4%
Countries represented: 112
Countries most represented:
-China
-India
-South Korea
-France
-Taiwan
-Turkey