• U.S. News & World Report ranked Georgia Tech the 7th public university in the country due to our tradition of academic excellence. Employers are impressed by the rigor and quality of our programs and aggressively recruit our students for top jobs after graduation.
• Out of more than 450 undergraduate business programs in the United States, the College of Management at Georgia Tech is consistently ranked one of the top undergraduate business programs in the nation.

Tech's campus occupies 450 acres in the heart of the lively, progressive city of Atlanta.  More than 16,000 undergraduate and graduate students attend Tech and take advantage of hundreds of academic, social and professional opportunities available on campus.

• Residential Campus in an Urban Setting: Georgia Tech students enjoy a tree-lined campus, abundant green space and the pedestrian-friendly streets of a traditional campus, while also benefiting from the social, recreational and career opportunities of midtown Atlanta.  From parts of campus you can enjoy the skyline of Atlanta while feeling like you are not in a city at all.
• Intern while enjoying campus life: As a major international city, Atlanta offers our students access to thousands of local internships.  Students can intern in Atlanta while still living on campus and accessing student services such as the health center, the campus recreation center, and sporting events.  Students can also intern part-time while attending classes and enjoying all out student resources.  
• Tech Square: The business school's new state-of-the-art facility is within Technology Square, a vibrant community at the heart of Midtown Atlanta's high-tech business district.  Each day thousands of students take advantage of Technology Square's classrooms, restaurants, meeting facilities, bookstore and coffee shop.
• Trading Floor: In spring 2007, a new high-tech, $1 million trading floor opened to train students to use the latest financial analysis and trading tools in preparation for careers in investment banking and financial services.  This type of trading floor is a rarity at all but the best business schools.
• Recreational and Cultural activities in Atlanta: Within easy reach of campus are a wide range of professional sporting and first-rate cultural events.  The Undergraduate Admission Site lists multiple recreational and cultural activities.  

Flexible, but specialized Curriculum

The Georgia Tech Bachelor of Management (BSM) degree welcomes both students who have already decided the type of business career they'll pursue and those who are still exploring.  Students are encouraged to explore many career paths before making a final decision.

•  The undergraduate program includes an introductory course for each discipline in business.  After completing these courses during the first and second years, students then choose to specialize in one or two areas of business.
• A list of business certificates a student can complete as a part of the BSM major are listed here.
• The curriculum also offers many free elective and non-business classes so students can pursue double-majors, minors, and certificates in other disciplines at Tech.

Social and Recreational Opportunities

With more than 70 percent of students living on campus and engaging in our rich history and tradition of Division 1 athletics, student organizations, and Greek life, our students quickly find a diverse group of friends and student clubs that help them call Georgia Tech home.

• Georgia Tech has more than 350 student organizations.  Management students are usually the leaders and the most involved with these organizations, since they see these activities as excellent opportunities to develop leadership skills and team experience attractive to future employers.  
• For a list of business related student clubs, click here.
• The Campus Recreation Center is the source for 35 sport clubs and 18 intramural opportunities.  The CRC also offers numerous group fitness and instructional classes and many certificate and training programs.
• Students enjoy decades-old traditions at homecoming activities and football games.  They cheer on their Yellow Jackets at the Alexander Memorial Coliseum and other sporting arenas.
• Traditions are stronger than ever with the Whistle, Tech Tower, The Varsity and the Pi Miles while George P. Burdell, Buzz and John Heisman watch over campus.

Global Perspective

• Our students have access to study and work abroad programs in more than 28 countries. 
• Students can choose the International Management certificate as their specialty witin the Bachelor of Management degree.
• Students interested in international business are encouraged to participate in at least one study abroad program or complete the International Plan, a challenging academic program that develops global competency within the context of the Management major.

Real-world experience

•  True learning comes from applying the theories discussed in class.  We facilitate this learning by helping students secure at least two internships or complete the three-semester co-op program by graduation to increase their marketability for full-time positions.
• The reputation of our degree and quality of our graduates led to an average starting salary of $52,300 for spring 2008 graduates.
• Our staff includes two full time career specialists.  Stan Broome (Corporate Relations Manage) and Lauren McDow (Career Program Manager) work closely with hundreds of recruiters to provide employment opportunities to our students, and with students to help them become competitive in the job market.
  • Hundreds of business internships and full time jobs are posted on a secure Georgia Tech site for Management students only.
  • A career class is offered each semester. In this one credit class students are taught the skills and strategies for identifying a preferred career path and conducting a successful job search.
• One-on-one career counseling is provided for all Management majors.
• Our students are consistently recruited by top companies like Deloitte, Accenture, Ernst & Young, IBM and Bank of America.

High-Tech Savvy

•  Companies today want graduates who understand how technology can take their organizations to the next level.  That's why we emphasize using the latest technologies to solve business problems throughout the curriculum.
• The Technology and Management Program allows for undergraduate engineering and management students to learn one another's language through coursework in their respective fields and teamwork focused on solving real-world problems with the help and support of corporate partners.  Such interdisciplinary teams are now standard in industry.

Personalized Attention

We provide exceptional personalized academic and career advising to each of our students.  Assigned advisors help students create an individualized academic plan to maximize their marketability to top companies during career/internship fairs and interviews.

Outstanding and Accessible Faculty

Our faculty members are consistently recognized by our students as the top teaching faculty on campus for their engaging teaching styles and accessibility.  They often go far beyond the call of duty by sharing corporate contacts for internships, inviting students to assist them with their research, and giving feedback on career development.