Musical Ramblin' Wrecks
An education at Georgia Tech is ranked as one of the best returns on investment in the country, and in the top 10 of many undergraduate degree disciplines. But our students find out that they don’t need to sacrifice their musical growth when they come here.
In fact, many of our students cite studying music at Georgia Tech as one of the best choices they made in their college career! Whether you come to major in Music Technology or participate in one of our many talented ensembles, there are plenty of opportunities to make lifelong friends along the way.
Undergraduate Student Life
Our undergraduate majors and minors get the best of all possible worlds for music at Georgia Tech: they dive headfirst into a curriculum that focuses on music and technology while participating in multiple musical ensembles. Small class sizes give our students individual attention, and the ability to work directly with faculty who are leaders in their fields of research. It also means you’ll be seeing a lot of the same faces in your major classes, giving you chances to collaborate on music - both in and out of class.
Graduate Student Life
Our graduate student body is a tightly knit group, with a strong sense of camaraderie. They plan many events throughout the year, for fun and as stress relief, including bike rides, running the pi mile, and organizing spring break trips. They always support each other when they’re playing gigs around town or performing at local concerts and conventions.
School of Music Organizations
The School of Music also serves as a home for various student organizations, all of which serve special purposes. Whether you’re looking to provide service, get more involved with an ensemble, or simply make new friends, there’s a place for you in one of the following organizations.
Georgia Tech Band Club
Kappa Kappa Psi:Iota
Tau Beta Sigma, Epsilon Theta
Pi Episilon Phi
Women in Music Tech
GT Musician's Network