Actually, Georgia Tech is one of the most reasonably priced educational opportunities in the United States. A Georgia Tech degree is not only professionally respected, but also financially prudent. The additional availability of financial assistance from state and federal sources as well as private industry, business, and foundations makes a Tech education financially accessible to nearly all students who meet the Institute's high standards for admission. Financial aid is available to many doctoral students in the form of fellowships and graduate research and teaching assistantships.
Some exceptions apply in the case of international students.
Research and teaching assistantships provide a generous stipend plus a significant reduction of tuition. Other forms of financial aid available to Ph.D. students are briefly described below. Open to Ph.D. applicants with outstanding academic records and high research potential. The deadline to apply for this Fellowship is January 15 for the following Fall semester. Recipients of this award must be Georgia residents and full-time students in good academic standing.