An overload list will be started the week before classes start. Only seniors, juniors, and sophomores may request an overload. Overloads will not be given until the first day of classes with seniors getting priority. Remember to watch the registration system closely, especially during the first week of classes.
Seats frequently become available during that time.
The Department of Health and Performance Sciences does not offer a degree program at the present time. HPS will begin granting degrees with the onset of the Georgia Tech Focused Master's Program in Prosthetics and Orthotics , slated to begin in Fall 2001. The Department also hopes to have a Ph.D. program in place in the next two-three years. The Department of Health and Performance Sciences offers a multidisciplinary certificate program in the health sciences. It is designed for students from any major who wish to broaden their educational experiences and career opportunities in areas related to the health sciences, human biology, bioengineering or biomedical engineering.