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01.19.2020 | day 13 | 100 days of productivity

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We asked the GT Liberal Arts Community to share what they loved about Liberal Arts at Tech to spread positivity to our students, faculty, staff, and prospective students!

Check out their #WhyGTLiberalArts!

“The Ivan Allen College is the best of both worlds. You can get the intimate classroom and advising experiences of a small liberal arts college while having access to the vast resources provided by a world renowned research institution. If you’re looking for it, GT liberal arts has it!” - Audra, PUBP ‘20

“A faculty colleague who moved to another university — a major liberal arts one — told me two years later that she missed Georgia Tech.  Why?  “Because the liberal arts can’t be complacent at Tech;  something is always happening on the STEM side of campus that we need to study. They need us.”” - Dr. Barke, Public Policy

“I love being a part of GT Liberal Arts because of the people - everyone is so supportive of each other, and it’s easy to make friends within your major. Most of my closest friends from college have come from my major, and I feel such a strong sense of community with them that makes classes even more enjoyable.” - Grace, PUPB ‘21

“I personally love GT Liberal Arts because it’s a relatively small school with brilliant professors who really care for their students, but beyond that, the perspective of a Liberal Arts department at a tech school is unique; even while studying literature or other subjects very removed from STEM, there’s a certain eye for application and relevance that grounds the learning in a valuable way.” - Zohar, LMC ‘20

“I love GT Liberal Arts because it provides a comprehensive and broad education while always emphasizing the science and engineering principles that define Tech. The liberal arts professors here are more interesting and versatile than anywhere.” - Thomas, EIA ‘21

“I chose GTLiberalArts for its opportunities. Given the assets of GT being a STEM school, liberal arts students can have an unmatched experience.” - Maggie, LMC ‘23

“Liberal Arts at Georgia Tech combines technical and creative learning environments that give me well-rounded skills as I continue through my academic career towards my professional goals.” - Lindsey, ECON

“As a liberal arts major at Tech, I am combining my education with the newest technological innovations to better prepare myself for a world that revolves around technology.” - Bailee, LMC ‘22

#GT24,

Let us know why you are looking forward to joining Liberal Arts at Tech.

Shadow Day 2020 is coming soon! 

Shadow Day is an opportunity for prospective juniors and seniors to test their fit as a Liberal Arts student at Georgia Tech. This event has been such a success that the College has made Shadow Day an annual event. It is produced by Elizabeth Miller, Director of Enrollment and Student Affairs, and the Ivan Allen Student Ambassadors. We want to emphasize that there is no other program like Shadow Day at Georgia Tech. While there are other visitation programs offered, the Shadow Day event is unique. Our focus is about providing you an inside look into your major and life as a Liberal Arts student at Georgia Tech. The entire day you will be surrounded by Liberal Arts students, faculty, and staff eager to answer your questions and to make your visit as productive and worthwhile as possible. If you are traveling from out-of-state and want more than a day's worth of activities, call us and we can work with you to plan a schedule.