Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus (out-of-state)

The G. Wayne Clough Georgia Tech Promise Program provides a debt-free degree to qualifying students from low-income Georgia families, covering a student’s full cost of attendance. Potential applicants are selected and reviewed by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid. A comprehensive evaluation including, but not limited to, the factors below are completed for each applicant: -Legal resident of the state of Georgia. -Graduate from an accredited Georgia high school. -Enter as a first time, first-year student. -Submit a complete financial aid application each academic year by the required deadline. -Meet citizenship requirements and other eligibility standards for Federal financial aid programs. -Enter with documented eligibility for either the Georgia HOPE or Zell Miller scholarship. -Dependent students whose parents: Are both classified as legal residents of Georgia and filed Georgia tax returns for the FAFSA base year and, if requested, for the most recent and all subsequent years. Have less than $55,500 in total combined annual income, assets, financial resources, and monetary/financial/in-kind support. Filed a U.S. tax return for the FAFSA base year and, if requested, for the most recent and all subsequent years (all schedules and attachments associated with each year’s tax return are also required).