Undergraduate Admission

High school officials may send transcripts through an electronic service, including but not limited to Parchment, SCOIR, Slate, Naviance, Maia Learning, or GA Futures.

First-Year Applicants

• High School Transcripts may be sent electronically via Common App or through another service used by your high school.

• Transcripts must be submitted electronically or postmarked by the document deadline for the selected application plan.

Dual Enrollment Applicants

• Applicants may upload transcripts directly to their student admission portal. Additional instructions are provided after the application is submitted. Alternatively, applicants can request an electronic submission through another service used by their high school.

• High school transcripts must include the final grades from the most recently completed semester.

Transfer and Non-Degree Applicants

• Transcripts should be submitted electronically from the University Registrar’s Office through an approved service, such as Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, SCOIR, or another service.

• Select "Georgia Tech" or "Georgia Institute of Technology" as the recipient of the document.

• If an email address is required for electronic submission, use appdocs@admission.gatech.edu.

First-Year Applicants

College transcripts are not required for application review. Applicants may share their college work, along with the grades received in those classes through the following:

• Dual enrollment classes (and grades received) may be included on the official high school transcript.

• Applicants can list college classes on the CommonApp through the Georgia Tech-specific questions

Admitted first-year students who choose to enroll and want to receive credit for college courses must submit an official college transcript through one of the methods listed above.

ACT and SAT Scores

• Scores can be self-reported on the First-year Common App and on the Dual Enrollment application.

• Scores can be self-reported after application submission on the student admission portal.

• PSAT Scores can also be self-reported on the Dual Enrollment application.

AP Scores

• Dual Enrollment Applicants using AP scores to qualify for must send official AP results from College Board. Please note: To arrive in time for enrollment, students must order scores as soon as they are released.

• Admitted first-year students who choose to enroll and want to receive credit for AP courses must submit an official score from the College Board.

  • SAT school code: 5248

  • ACT school code: 0818

English Proficiency Tests

The University System of Georgia requires all international applicants demonstrate English proficiency using one of the USG approved methods.

• TOEFL, IELTS. IGCSE, and other scores can be self-reported on the student’s application or after application submission on the student admission portal.

• Scores may also be included in a student’s official high school transcript.

Additional Scores

IB, A-Levels, and the Classic Learning Test scores can be self-reported on the student admission portal.

Per Georgia law, every University System of Georgia (USG) student must be assigned a tuition classification that determines their tuition rate. Students are assigned one of the following tuition classifications: in-state, out-of-state, or out-of-country. The following documents may be uploaded to the student admission portal to verify Georgia residency:

• State Driver’s License –a copy of the front and back sides of your license may be required.

• Georgia State Taxes – a certified copy (from GADOE) of your most recent state taxes may be required. Non-certified taxes will not be reviewed.

• Legal Guardianship – official U.S. court documentation of any temporary or permanent guardianship of applicants under the age of 18 may be required.

Review Tuition Classification

The University System of Georgia requires University System Institutions to verify the lawful presence in the United States of all admitted students prior to enrollment.

Eligible documents can be uploaded through the student admission portal. Allow a minimum of three to five business days for processing and admission portal updates.

International students must also submit the appropriate documentation for enrollment, including Permanent Resident cards or visa documentation.

Review Approved Documents

Optional Recommendations for First-year applicants:

• Recommendations for counselors and teachers can be requested through the applicant’s Common Application, and this is the preferred method of submission.

• High School Counselors can also upload a recommendation through Slate.org.

• Additional information on the number of recommendations submitted and how they are used can be found on our website.