Scholarships

There are a number of ways for undergraduates to bring down the cost of studying at Georgia Tech-Lorraine. Apply for all that you qualify for!

Scholarships

The Hope & Zell Miller Scholarships  

Applicable to all Georgia Tech-Lorraine undergraduate programs. See Office of Financial Aid for details.

Bill Sayle Scholarship 

Two, $1,000 scholarships given per semester (Fall and Spring semesters; Summer semester excluded) in honor of Professor Bill Sayle, who served as the Director of Undergraduate Programs for Georgia Tech-Lorraine from 2003 to 2007. Dr. Sayle passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2008. He was a champion and advocate for students throughout his career. This scholarship is intended to support motivated students with financial needs.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Enrollment in an undergraduate engineering program at Georgia Tech
  • Participation in the Spring or Fall undergraduate programs at Georgia Tech-Lorraine
  • Minimum overall GPA of 3.0 at time of application
  • Financial need
  • Completion of Bill Sayle Scholarship Application
  • Application Deadlines: Fall:  mid-June, Spring:  mid-November

The application must be submitted online and the letter of recommendation must be emailed directly by the referee to Catherine Bass.

Armanios Family Georgia Tech-Lorraine Study Abroad Scholarship  

One $500 scholarship per semester is offered by the Armanios/Philobos family to support Georgia Tech-Lorraine’s study abroad program. These scholarships are designated for female engineering students. Dr. Armanios is a former member of the Aerospace Engineering faculty at Georgia Tech, and Dr. Philobos, affectionately known as “Mimi” is the architect of Georgia Tech’s Women in Engineering program. Both are now at the University of Texas, Arlington. Dr. Armanios is the Chair of the School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering and Dr. Philobos is Assistant Dean to the College of Engineering

Eligibility Criteria

  • Female undergraduate engineering student participating in Georgia Tech-Lorraine program in Fall or Spring
  • Minimum overall GPA of 3.15 at time of application (Honors)- indicative of academic motivation
  • U.S. citizenship
  • Completion of Armanios Scholarship Application 
  • Application Deadlines:  Fall:  mid-June, Spring:  mid-November

The application must be submitted online and the letter of recommendation must be emailed directly by the referee to Catherine Bass.

The Georgia Tech-Lorraine Challenge Scholarship

The Georgia Tech-Lorraine Challenge Scholarship is a need-based scholarship established to support outstanding Georgia Tech undergraduate students who might not be able to participate in a program of study through Georgia Tech-Lorraine, without financial assistance.  The Georgia Tech-Lorraine Endowment Fund, which funds this scholarship, is comprised of donations from alumni and friends of Georgia Tech-Lorraine.

Two undergraduate Challenge Fund Scholarships will be granted each year, as follows:​

  • $2,500 – to one (1) current Georgia Tech undergraduate student (U.S. citizen or International Student) spending the Spring or Fall semester at Georgia Tech-Lorraine. Note: there will be one recipient for Spring and one for the Fall semester. (Deadline to apply for Fall is June 15; decision made by the end of July. Deadline to apply for Spring is November 15; decision made by end of November.)

The scholarships will be awarded to students who are admitted to the Georgia Tech-Lorraine program, and based on the following criteria:

  • Financial need
  • Review of GTL Challenge Scholarship Application 
  • Personal reasons for wishing to attend GTL
  • Future professional goals 
  • Personal situation and circumstances explaining why you are applying for the Scholarship    

Applications will be reviewed by a committee, in coordination with the Office of Financial Aid. Please complete the Georgia Tech-Lorraine Challenge Scholarship application online. (please follow the instructions on the application as to where to send the requested letters of recommendation)

The Office of International Education (OIE) Scholarships for Study Abroad

OIE administers scholarships and there are many other study abroad scholarships available.

Application deadline: Please check the OIE link below for deadlines.

Please follow this link to the OIE page for more information on additional scholarships

 

Assistantships (Resident Assistants in Dorms)

Resident Assistant (RA) Job Description

Resident Assistants (RAs) are integral to the operation of the French residence halls. They will be committed to the well-being of Georgia Tech-Lorraine students and to the success of the Georgia Tech-Lorraine study abroad program. 

Georgia Tech-Lorraine is a Georgia Institute of Technology campus and established Georgia Tech policies for Resident Assistants and other students are exercised. Transient students are welcome to apply to become an RA.

Application deadlines (Tentative):                               Selection notification:
Spring Semester:           November 2           ==>              End of November
Fall Semester:                June 15th              ==>              July 15th
Summer Semester:        March 9th              ==>              March 30th

The ideal candidate will need to demonstrate the following:

  • Previous RA experience, or comparable work experience (preferred but not required)

  • Leadership ability

  • Discretion when dealing with the personal problems of other students

  • Experience in conflict resolution

  • Knowledge and willingness to enforce Georgia Tech policies

  • Preferred, but not required: some ability to speak French 

RA Responsibilities:

  • Report to the Georgia Tech-Lorraine Area Manager-Housing
  • Conduct dorm orientations at the beginning of the semester
  • Provide student support in the residence (ie. provide dorm information, school information, answer questions on the Georgia Tech-Lorraine Facebook page when on duty, report problems in the residence, provide conflict resolution among students, and deal with and report disciplinary problems, when necessary, etc.)
  • Act as liaison between students and Georgia Tech-Lorraine Area Manager-Housing and/or between students and Residence Director
  • When on duty, make duty rounds throughout the buildings 2 times/night at 8pm and at 12am (midnight)

For Fall and Spring semesters: RAs are on duty Monday – Thursday 

For Summer semester:  RAs are on duty Monday – Thursday or Tuesday –Thursday, depending on class schedules.

NOTE:  As a general rule, RAs have duty on any day that Georgia Tech-Lorraine has undergraduate classes.

RAs on duty must always keep the duty phone on their person and respond promptly when called (unless in class)

There is no weekend duty (Friday, Saturday or Sunday)

Other Duties

  • Fill out online duty round reports within 30 minutes after the completion of each round
  • Participate in bi-weekly staff meetings
  • Provide additional support to the Area Manager-Housing as requested
  • Time commitment averages 8-10 hours per week.

RA Compensation:

Please note that students selected to be RAs will be assigned to a dorm, based on the staffing needs at Georgia Tech-Lorraine and on their specific level of experience. Dorm preferences will be taken into consideration, however, and accommodated if possible.

As compensation, RAs will have their housing costs covered. (RAs will pay a small portion of the housing program fees up front, but this amount will be reimbursed over the course of the semester in the form of salary based on submitted timesheets.)
Please contact Catherine Bass if you have additional questions on RA compensation.

RA Selection Process

Online Application: Complete the following application.

Interview: Upon completion of the online application, each candidate will be contacted by the Georgia Tech-Lorraine Area Manager-Housing, Ms. Karen Pierce, for an interview via Skype.

For any additional information, please contact Karen Pierce.  

 

Georgia Tech-Lorraine Eurail Blogger Contest

The Georgia Tech-Lorraine Eurail Blogger Contest (open to undergraduate students only)

A two-month EURAIL pass will be awarded in both Fall and Spring semesters to the winners of our Georgia Tech-Lorraine Eurail Blogger Contest. Applicants will need to demonstrate their willingness and ability to write approximately 3 weekly blog posts for our blog, To Georgia Tech-Lorraine...and Beyond! - To apply, students must already be accepted into the Georgia Tech-Lorraine program. This contest is open to both undergraduate and graduate students and transient students. The link to apply is below. (Deadline to apply for Fall is June 15; decision made by the end of June. Deadline to apply for Spring is November 15; decision made by end of November.)

Fall 2019 Application