With so many degree options, it can be difficult for a new student to choose a major from the outset of their college career. First-year students entering the College of Engineering may choose a specific engineering major or remain undeclared until they determine which Georgia Tech major best fits their interests and goals. It is recommended that students select a major by the end of the first year, but the selection must be made before completion of sixty credit hours. Until a student has chosen a major, course schedules should be planned using courses that are common to all engineering majors.
This information was compiled to assist you in scheduling classes until you decide upon a major; to inform you about academic services designed to enhance your chances of academic success; and to guide you through the process of selecting and declaring a major.
Links to Academic Support Services
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Aerospace Engineering (AE) Biomedical Engineering (BME) Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE) Civil Engineering (CEE) Computer Engineering (ECE) Environmental Engineering (CEE) |
Electrical Engineering (ECE) Industrial Engineering (ISyE) Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) Mechanical Engineering (ME) Nuclear and Radiological Engineering (NRE)
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