Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech has a premier program in Electrical and Computer Engineering with award-winning educational experiences and world-class research environments. We offer both undergraduate and graduate degrees: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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[@louiejohn8871]

i like computer engeenering
i love

[@purplesassygirl]

Amazing I really want to be this to be my career and would love to go to this college but I dont have the money :(

[@tronophono913]

Get some scholarships, apply for financial aid (if no grants you can get subsidized loans(which you dont pay until after you graduate and interest is paid by gov.)). There are ways to pay for college, you just need some drive.

[@purplesassygirl]

Luis Santos Thank u for that advice i will look more into that :)

[@cashprincess4548]

Same 😞

[@gogox1136]

I want to go here,I'm a senior in high school

[@Ty-us3pf]

Did u go

[@jeffjones3145]

Did u go

[@hudsongranade6797]

@@jeffjones3145 I guess we'll never know.

[@pascalb4318]

SOLD!!!

[@sqielyr]

What kinds of software will I be using if I decide to pursue this field?

[@omarmusa7156]

amazing schoooooooooooooool ^ــــــــــــــــــــــــ^

[@dian_dian]

K

[@AlesperEng]

OK

[@MafaeJamie]

Pay

[@himanshudave7660]

My daughter ms in electronics in USA in UTD she's interested in your University PhD program
What she's do
Please

[@AlesperEng]

When I graduated Tech EE in 1987, it was impossible to find employment. I eventually moved to Ohio to find employment. Have things really changed there? Do they actually hire ethnic last named people in Georgia now? Wow.