A wide variety of federal, industrial, and private financial aid packages are available. Two highlights of these packages are the Medtronic Scholarships and the Industrial Internship Program. For outstanding Ph.D. applicants, a special traineeship program funded by a recent educational grant from the Whitaker Foundation is also available. International students are required to guarantee their support but are eligible to compete for financial assistance. Part-time students are charged prorated amounts.
Fees are subject to change without notice.
Living and Housing Costs Dormitory rooms for unmarried students and apartments for married students and their families are available at reasonable costs through the Institute. Rooms and apartments in privately owned dwellings within walking distance or a short driving distance are available in several price categories. Students should write to the Housing Office for details. In the fall of 1998, there were 13,959 students at Georgia Tech, of whom 3,655 were graduate students. Many graduate students received financial aid.