At Georgia Tech, Commencement isn't just a ceremony, but a season of
celebration. Each semester we celebrate our graduates by telling a few of their stories and
exploring aspects of Tech's pomp and circumstance.
Students share their graduation photos at the most picturesque places on campus, and Tech's staff photographer shares tips snd ideas to help you compose the perfect shot.
Giuliana Stovall is pretty sure she knows one of every 64 students at Georgia Tech.
She’s a Yellow Jacket and an engineering student, so, of course, she’s done the
math.
Aditi Shah, who lost her vision at age 15 and is the first person in her family to
study in the U.S., is earning a master's in cybersecurity and headed to work at
Microsoft.
Even when the odds aren’t in his favor, Ignacio Montoya has always managed to find
his way. After a life-changing accident, he's learning to walk again and helping
others do the same.
Madison Kelley didn't plan to come to Georgia Tech, but after nearly five years,
she has fallen in love with it. Next, she'll work for the Atlanta Mission.
Andrew Kell came to Georgia Tech out of high school, but he blew it.
But, he got his life together and is now graduating with a bachelor’s degree and a
4.0 GPA.
After Commencement, graduates eagerly check their mailboxes to receive their official degree — but they can also get a pocket-sized version of that prized piece of paper.
For many Georgia Tech graduates, the State of Georgia has always been their home. Some grew up as Tech fans, while others were raised in Bulldog families.
People come to Atlanta from around the world to study at Georgia Tech. Check out how some graduates got here, the experiences they've had, and where they're headed next.
The college experience is different for every student. Three graduates share their
journeys through unexpected twists and turns, and their determination to finish.