Picking a major is one of the most important decisions you can make in your life.  Sometimes changing your major is not as difficult as it seems.  A panel of academic advisors from each of the Colleges at Georgia Tech will be present to discuss the pros and cons of changing your major, the paperwork and procedures necessary to change your major, and how this decision will impact your time at GT and your future career.

Tuesday, September 13th
11 a.m. - Noon

Student Center Crescent Room 

Last year the Student Alumni Association (SAA) launched on 9.9.10 and in one year SAA becoming the largest student organization on campus with 2,056 members.  Throughout the year, these students gave back over $30,280 to the Tech community, made thousands of connections with Tech alumni, and had the opportunity to gain over $900 worth of free stuff. For those of you who were members last year, you must renew every year and if you were not a member last year, and want to sign up, go to www.gtsaa.com/join. So What are You Waiting For?

On September 15^th SAA is going to have a big kick-off event again from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at 7 locations all around campus.  Each location will have alumni volunteers engaging with students, a theme highlighting SAA strategic initiatives, and free food/giveaways.  Waffle House, Coke, Tin Drum, Varsity and Chick-fil-A are among several that have already signed to hand out food at the locations.  In the evening 2011-2012 SAA members will be invited to the ultimate networking event on Tech Tower Lawn where they can meet more alumni and enjoy URestaurants owner/chef and Tech Grad, Riccardo Ullio's food. 

GT 2.0: Sophomore Programs Week (September 12 - September 18th) is a series of programs during Welcome Home Month designed to help sophomores successfully jump start their Sophomore year.   

This year, GT 2.0 includes a Sophomore Welcome event, Workshops on: Changing Your Major, Starting Undergraduate Research, and the Sophomore Trip.   

For a detailed list of events, click here.