Georgia Tech Case Study

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One of the main reasons Georgia Tech appealed to me was the sheer amount of resources it had to help students be successful in such an academically rigorous environment. When I visited tech, it was amazing to see how committed the school was to helping the students be successful. Also the fact that Georgia Tech has a Marching band, Concert band and a Chorus is extremely appealing to me as a band and choral student. Also, the vast amount of clubs that are offered and the option to form your own club is very unique.

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