Growing up in Cartersville, GA, the Camron sisters excelled in science and mathematics during high school, so naturally they looked at Georgia Tech as one of their top choices for college.

Abby Burke, a fourth-year student in the Ivan Allen College majoring in economics and international affairs (EIA), spent her summer working for the office of the late U.S. Rep. John Lewis of Atlanta.

CEISMC and Georgia Tech-Savannah helped meet the professional development needs of Chatham County educators, adapting computer science training workshops to better fit teachers' lives and schedules.

More than 6,000 Georgia students who applied to Georgia Tech in Early Action 1 received their admission decisions on December 4, 2020. A total of 2,330 Georgia students were admitted, for an overall admit rate of 38%. Admitted students hail from 90 counties and 366 high schools around the state. 

Sponsored by the state's 75th Rangers Regiment, T-Titans — a team of computer engineering and mechanical engineering students — earned the Best Overall Project award at the 2020 Capstone Expo. The group was sponsored by the Rangers to help improve the range of their Unmanned Ground Vehicle — a tool they use to assess dangerous situations without putting themselves in harm's way. 

Georgia Tech’s Fall 2020 enrollment increased to nearly 40,000 students, a 9% increase over the previous year despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. More than 60% of undergraduates in the Fall 2020 class hailed from Georgia, and Tech continued to see overall increases in Hispanic or Latino, Black, and female students.