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| Office Hours: |
| Monday - Friday |
| 8:00am - 4:30pm |
| Phone Number: |
| 404-894-4150 |
| Fax Number: |
| 404-894-0167 |
| Email Address: |
| comments@registrar.gatech.edu |
| Location: |
| Administration Building |
| 225 North Avenue |
| First Floor (Tech Tower) |
| Mailing Address: |
| Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Office of the Registrar |
| Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0315 |
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Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Graduate Students
- A minimum of 12 hours is considered full time for all terms, including
summer.
- Courses cannot be added to or deleted from a student's schedule
after the last day of registration.
In addition, the number of hours for which a student is registered,
or the grading basis cannot be changed after the last day of registration.
- Students are responsible for all changes to their schedule. Only
the student has access to add/delete or change a class on their schedule.
Academic departments and administrative offices do not have access
to student schedules.
- Once a department has issued a permit or overload, it is the student's
responsibility to register for the course. Academic departments can
only grant permission, they can not add courses to
student schedules.
- GTAs, GSAs, or GRAs, must register for at least 12 hours
of letter grade and/or pass/fail courses. Failure to do so can cause
the loss of funding. Contact the Graduate Studies office for information
or exceptions. gradstudies@gatech.edu
- Graduate students must register for a minimum of 3 hours each term.
Contact the Graduate Studies office for information or exceptions. gradstudies@gatech.edu
- Be sure to change the number of hours on variable hour courses.
Thesis courses, and variable hour courses always default to “1” hour
when added to a student's schedule. This needs to be changed to
the number of hours the student wishes to take, and the results VERIFIED.
Changing the number of hours or the grade mode for a course can be
done by
using “Change
Course Options” on the add/drop classes page of the Web
Student Access System.
- Graduate students who wish to take a 1000 or 2000 level course must
obtain a permit from the department teaching the course. The student
must have the department of instruction enter a permit on their account,
and then come to the Registrar’s Office in room 104 of the Tech
Tower to have the course added to their schedule. Institute policy
allows graduate students to take a 1000 or 2000 level course on a pass/fail
or audit basis only.
- Each student should print and keep a copy of their schedule.
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