On Friday, March 28, Georgia Tech’s Office of Undergraduate Admission released decisions for all remaining first-year applicants.
Across the Regular Decision and Early Action applicant groups, almost 67,000 students applied for admission into Tech’s Fall 2025 first-year class, with more than 8,500 receiving admission offers.
Overall, the Fall 2025 admit rate for Georgia residents is 30%; it is 9% for nonresidents.
Admitted students hail from 105 nations, all 50 states (plus Guam, Puerto Rico, and Washington D.C.), and over 3,100 high schools. Of these admitted students, 12% are first-generation college students.
“These students have shown phenomenal talent academically and a deep dedication to their communities,” said Mary Tipton Woolley, executive director of Undergraduate Admission. “I’m proud of the work we’ve done to recruit students aligned with Tech’s mission to develop leaders who advance technology and improve the human condition.”
Undergraduate Admission received a record number of first-year applications during both the Regular Decision and Early Action application periods this year, a 12% increase over last year and the highest number recorded in the Institute’s history.
Tech aims to enroll approximately 4,000 students in this first-year class, which represents a 3% increase in first-year enrollment from last year.
The deadline to pay deposits and commit to Tech is May 1.
In the coming weeks, Undergraduate Admission and departments across campus will host multiple tailored campus visit events for admitted students.
“Now is the time for campus to get involved and help us recruit these students. The Undergraduate Admission team will continue our work, but we’ll need the support of our deeply engaged campus partners,” said Woolley. “These talented students will undoubtedly have offers from other colleges, so now the work turns to helping them choose Tech.”
View the Fall 2025 first-year admitted profile below or on the Undergraduate Admission website.
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