The Georgia Institute of Technology is a selective institution, and each year we are unable to admit all students who are qualified to attend. Our team is committed to ensuring every application is reviewed thoroughly and comprehensively. Due to this holistic and rigorous review, it is unusual for us to reverse an admission decision.
For an appeal to have merit it must bring to light new academic or personal information, as well as information pertaining to extenuating circumstances, that had not been present in the application—information that clearly shows the student to be stronger than had been earlier evidenced.
Please read below to better understand what does and does not constitute an appeal. We advise you to consider this information carefully before you decide to submit an appeal.
Valid Basis for an Appeal | Appropriate Supporting Documents |
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Grade Change A grade on your transcript has been changed, resulting in an increased core GPA. |
High school and/or college transcript that shows a change in grade(s) from those originally submitted with your application. |
Medical You failed to report a medical condition/illness/surgery that negatively impacted your grade(s). |
Information from a health care provider documenting an illness that was not disclosed in your original application. |
Other Life Circumstances You failed to report life changing circumstances (parent divorce, death, etc.) that negatively impacted your grades. |
Letter of explanation. |
Georgia Tech Scholar or APS Scholar You will be eligible for the Georgia Tech Scholars or APS Scholars program. |
High school transcript. |
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