Stamps President's Scholars
ListedCollege programTuition + housing
- Award
- Tuition, mandatory fees, housing, meals, books/supplies, personal allowance and laptop stipend, plus $12,000 enrichment.
- Timeline
- Oct 15, 2026Georgia applicants: Early Action I
- Nov 2, 2026Non-Georgia applicants: Early Action II. Submit admission documents and scores by Georgia Tech's applicable admission deadlines. Semifinalists interview asynchronously in early February 2027
- Apr 9-10, 2027Finalists must attend the Stamps Scholars Weekend.
- How to apply
- Apply through the relevant Georgia Tech Early Action plan; no separate initial scholarship application. Selected semifinalists complete asynchronous virtual interviews and finalists must attend all weekend activities.
- What you'll need
- No separate application: you are considered when you apply for admission
- A finalist round or selection weekend
- Who can apply
- New first-year students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents or UK citizens; citizens of the Republic of Ireland may also be considered. Transfers are excluded. No definite SAT/ACT, GPA or class-rank cutoff is published.
- Good to know
- The named Stamps program's 2027 calendar gives October 15 for Georgia applicants and November 2 for non-Georgia applicants, then early February interviews and a required April 9-10 finalist weekend. Its older generic selection and Gold pages contain conflicting interview/month or EA II dates; the current Stamps-specific calendar governs this listing. The four-year benefit covers tuition, mandatory fees, housing, meal plan, books/supplies, personal expenses, first-year laptop stipend and $12,000 enrichment. No numerical Stamps renewal GPA is advertised.
- Details
- Stamps ScholarsPermanent residents eligible