In 1890, Georgia Tech’s first two graduates, Henry L. Smith and George G. Crawford, had completed a rigorous curriculum that included English as compulsory in every year of their education. The Board felt that to be on par with lawyers, doctors, and other professionals of the era, engineers required a well-rounded education in which they learned about the world as well as their specialty.
Today, Georgia Tech offers a vast selection of literature, media, and communication courses. And the most exciting part? We have our own thriving School with majors and programs that you helped to build. As alumni, you are ambassadors to the importance of the arts and humanities to culture, to technology, and to human progress. Check out how far we've come as a school.
“Before coming to Tech, I had no clue what I wanted to do. Without LMC, I never would've been able to hone in on my goals and aspirations, and I'm so grateful for my time with IAC. ”
Abigail Ellison, LMC 2024
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