申请材料清单

Application Submitted to CEEatGT
for summer and fall admission: December 15
for spring admission: August 31

Initial Processing
typically 3-4 weeks after application deadline

Faculty Review  
approximately 6-8 weeks; faculty review for admissibility and funding 

Decisions Issued
by March 30 for Summer and Fall
by October 30 for Spring

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Personal Statement Guidance
The personal statement, or statement of purpose, is your opportunity to clearly outline your academic, professional, and career objectives. Additionally, it is your chance to tell us why you wish to pursue these objectives through graduate studies in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Georgia Tech. Your statement should discuss your background — including academic, research, and professional experience — as well as any unique specifics related to your qualifications for a graduate program. In short, your statement should address:

Why you wish to attend graduate school;
Why you wish to specifically attend the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Georgia Tech; and
How our program can help you reach your long-term goals.
Deadlines
Application deadlines vary by school/program. Some programs have deadlines as early as November for fall admission; assistantships and fellowships are commonly awarded in early spring for programs that begin in the fall. Contact your program of interest about deadlines for admission and early deadlines for financial aid and awards.

Please set aside sufficient time — usually about two to three weeks — for Graduate Studies to receive and process your supporting documents. Although Graduate Studies typically processes received materials in about one to two business days, it can take much longer for issuing parties to gather and submit the requested documents. NOTE: If you uploaded your supporting materials with your application, it is not necessary to mail them. If you were unable to upload them, please wait until you have submitted your online application to send your materials.

Supporting Documents
To apply for graduate school, you'll need to gather a number of supporting materials including three letters of recommendation (which will be provided online) and other documents such as transcripts, test scores, and verification of lawful presence. Click here for additional details about the letter of recommendation process and types of documents that will need to be submitted based on your status as a transient student, U.S. citizen, resident of Georgia, or non U.S. citizen/alien.

Application Fee
When you submit your application, all applicants will be asked to provide credit card information to pay the non-refundable application fee. The application fee for domestic applicants is $75; the application fee for international applicants is $85. This fee must be paid online via credit card or electronic check drawn on a U.S. bank account and your application will not be received until it's paid. If you have technical difficulties getting your payment to be accepted by the CollegeNET system, please send an email to help@applyweb.com. Include your CollegeNet user ID in the email and a description of your problem.     

Registrar's Catalog
In the Graduate Admission section of the Catalog, you'll find Tech's admission standards and information on everything from the Institute's policy on transfer credit to TOEFL scores.

专业介绍

Environmental Engineering at Georgia Tech provides unique educational and research opportunities in the fields of water quality and treatment, wastewater reclamation and reuse, hazardous and solid waste engineering, ground water modeling and treatment, air pollution control and modeling, environmental sciences, and industrial ecology. Because of the multidisciplinary credentials of its faculty and the excellence of its research facilities, the program attracts high-caliber students from a variety of engineering and science backgrounds. Environmental Engineering (EnvE) is also a key component in the campus initiative on Environmental Science and Technology (ES&T) with faculty in the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE), School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS), and programs in Environmental Biology and Environmental Chemistry.

Course offerings in EnvE emphasize basic engineering and scientific principles, system design, and applications of environmental engineering operations and processes. Core courses for the M.S. program are also offered through a distance-learning degree program. Programs at the M.S. and Ph.D. levels are specifically designed for individual students and matched with faculty expertise and professional goals of students.