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Georgia Tech Application Essay Sample

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Considering my desire to study engineering within the best educational environment possible, it’s not surprising I’m drawn to Georgia Tech. My interest, however, is much more than the outstanding engineering curriculum. Georgia Tech offers the best opportunity to not only learn and grow from being part of a talented, diverse and creative group of fellow students and faculty, but, in particular, to take advantage of the Co-op and Internship Programs and to study abroad. Connecting the lessons taught in the classroom to real-world, practical work experience as an undergraduate while being exposed to industry leading corporations and their leaders is a great opportunity. Furthermore, as an aspiring engineer, I want to solve problems and leave

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