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Regents' Engineering Transfer Program (RETP)
Georgia Tech offers the opportunity to transfer to Tech through the Regents' Engineering Transfer Program (RETP). Through RETP, students enroll for their first two years of course work at one of the participating Georgia colleges and universities.
During their two years of enrollment at a participating institution, RETP students are able to complete all of the mathematics and science courses, as well as many of the engineering courses, required in the first two years of the Georgia Tech curriculum.
Students who successfully complete the RETP requirements at their participating institution are automatically accepted as transfer students to Georgia Tech and are able to continue their work toward completion of a Bachelor of Engineering degree.
Please contact the admission offices at these institutions for information about admission requirements for the program. The following participating institutions are currently available:
- Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
- Albany State University
- Armstrong Atlantic State University
- Atlanta Metropolitan College
- Clayton State University
- Columbus State University
- Dalton State College
- Gainesville College
- Georgia College & State University
- Georgia Perimeter College
- Georgia Southern University
- Georgia Southwestern State University
- Gordon College
- Macon State College
- Middle Georgia College
- North Georgia College and State University
- Savannah State University
- Southern Polytechnic State University
- University of West Georgia
- Valdosta State University
For more information on the RETP program and requirements for admission please visit the RETP website or contact the RETP advisor at the partner campus.




