Perspective – Georgia Tech Admission Blog

The Best of Intentions

Author By Rick Clark
Publication date May 30, 2019
Categories: Admission Process, Ashley Brookshire, Georgia Tech, Guest Blogger, Questions, Resources

This week we welcome Regional Director of Admission (West Coast) Ashley Brookshire to the blog. Welcome, Ashley! I love stories of wild animals mistakenly brought into people’s homes. While some of these stories are fake, it’s easy for us to believe that it could happen. You know the drill. It starts with a well-meaning, kind hearted (yet […]

College Bound… But Where?

Author By Rick Clark
Publication date March 20, 2019
Categories: Dr. Paul Kohn, Georgia Tech, Guest Blogger, Institutional Fit, Questions

This week Georgia Tech’s Vice Provost for Enrollment Services, Dr. Paul Kohn, joins us on the blog. Welcome, Dr. Kohn! If you’re a high school senior, it’s almost time to commit to the college or university you’ll be attending in the fall. As you go through this process, it may seem daunting to have multiple […]

Drifting Through the Transfer Process

Author By Rick Clark
Publication date October 18, 2018
Categories: Chad Bryant, Georgia Tech, Guest Blogger, Prospective Student, Questions, Resources, Transfer

This week we welcome Senior Assistant Director for transfer admission, Chad Bryant, to the blog for National Transfer Student Week. Welcome, Chad! A couple of weeks ago I had a 3 ½ hour flight back home from a conference and decided to pass the time by watching a movie. As I was skimming through the […]

What’s Your Bus?

Author By Rebecca Tankersley
Publication date December 21, 2017
Categories: Admission Process, Becky Tankersley, Deny, Georgia Tech, Guest Blogger, Institutional Fit, Managing Stress, Motivation, Resources

This week we welcome Communications Officer (and former Assistant Director of Admission) Becky Tankersley to the blog. Welcome, Becky! Last month a piece of Atlanta history came crashing down. In case you missed it, the city imploded the Georgia Dome. As with most demos, news crews from all over the city were there to cover […]