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Georgia Institute of Technology

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Tuition and Fees

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1 $2,454 $8,178 $81/0 $107 $272 $460
$2,914/8,638
2 2,454 8,178 81/0 107 272 460
$2,914/8,638
3 2,454 8,178 81/0 107 272 460
$2,914/8,638
4 2,454 8,178
81/160
107 $54
$123/127
272 924
3,378/9,102
5 2,454 8,178
81/160
107 54
123/127
544 1,196
3,650/9,374
6 2,454 8,178
81/160
107 54
123/127
544 1,196
3,650/9,374
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4,129 13,781
81/160
107 54
123/127
544 1,196
5,325/14,977
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In-State/Out of State Classification-
MSPO Program (A Lab fee is required in addition to the mandatory student
fees listed above)At the time of admission to Georgia Institute of Technology a
student will be classified as either a resident or non-resident of the State of
Georgia for determining the amount of tuition a student will be assessed. A
student will either be assessed the resident (in-state) or non-resident (out-of-
state) tuition rate listed above based on this determination. Policies and
Procedures for determining the classification of residency status are set forth by
the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia.
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<4 credit hours- $460
4 credit hours-$924
>4 credit hours- $1,196

Lab fee- $2,000

Fall Term Spr/Sum Term Summer Starts
Undergrad Non GRA/GTA $436 $610 $262
GRA/GTA $174 $244 $105

Health Insurance will be charged for:
All graduate students receiving a tuition waiver as part of their graduate assistantship award
All undergraduate, graduate and ESL international students holding F or J visas
All graduate students enrolled in programs that require proof of health insurance. Currently these are students enrolled in
the BMED and CHBE programs and APPH majors.
All graduate students receiving fellowships that fully fund their tuition.

All tuition charges, fees, board, room rent, or other charges are subject to change at the end of any academic term

Transfer Entrance Requirements
Applicants: 2,751
Admit Rate: 35%
Enrolled: ~ 800
Average Cumulative GPA: 3.66
Average Math/Science GPA: 3.64
Selection Criteria
Transfer admission is based on a competitive, and comparative process. Applicants are evaluated in
context of the overall applicant pool, as well as by individual academic major, for the term of
application. To be competitive for transfer admission consideration, applicants must meet or exceed
the following criteria by the document deadline for the term of application. Meeting these
requirements makes a student eligible for admission consideration, but does not imply or guarantee
admission.
A minimum of 30 semester or 45 quarter hours that are transferable to Georgia Tech.
Successful completion of all required courses on the Course Requirements by Major chart for the
prospective major.
Meet or exceed both the cumulative and combined math/science GPA guidelines for competitive
admission consideration in the prospective major.
All applicants must be in good standing during the last term of enrollment at their prior institutions.
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Transferable Hours
The minimum number of transferable hours must include the
specific required courses for the prospective major. Further, the
minimum total of transferable hours must be from coursework
successfully complete by the document deadline for the application
term. (Advanced Placement (AP) or other type of credits by
examination may be used to fulfill specific course requirements, but
additional coursework must be completed via in-class credits to reach
the 30 semester or 45 quarter hour requirement.)

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Based on a 4.00 GPA system, the minimum GPA for competitive
transfer admission consideration in most majors is 3.00. Because
admission to the Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Mechanical
Engineering programs is highly competitive, the minimum GPA for
admission consideration in these programs is 3.30.
The competitive GPA guidelines apply to both the overall
cumulative GPA and the GPA of the student's math and science
courses. The cumulative GPA includes all courses taken at all
colleges and/or universities attended. The math/science GPA
includes a combination of all mathematics courses at the calculus
level and higher along with all natural science courses including
both lecture and laboratory components.

My Career Path


What is Chemical Engineering ?
Chemical engineering occupies a unique position at
the interface between molecular sciences and
engineering. Intimately linked with the
fundamental subjects of chemistry, biology,
mathematics, and physics and in close collaboration
with fellow engineering disciplines like materials
science, computer science, and mechanical, electrical,
and civil engineering chemical engineering
offers unparalleled opportunities to do great things.
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Traditionally linked to fuel combustion and energy systems, today's
chemical engineers are spearheading new developments in medicine,
biotechnology, microelectronics, advanced materials, energy,
consumer products, manufacturing, and environmental solutions. A
new generation of chemical engineering-trained entrepreneurs are
forming innovative new businesses, no doubt influenced by the fact
that chemical engineers have served as CEOs of such leading global
businesses as 3M, DuPont, Intel, General Electric, Union Carbide,
Dow Chemical, Exxon, BASF, Gulf, and Texaco.
People with undergraduate and graduate chemical engineering
degrees go on to work in industry, academia, consulting, law,
medicine, finance, and other fields

Chemical Engineering
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