FASET (Familiarization and Adaptation to the Surroundings and Environs of Tech) is Georgia Tech’s one-day orientation program for new students and their families and guests. With sessions offered throughout the summer, FASET is your first step toward a successful transition to Georgia Tech.
FASET is your opportunity to build connections and confidence before your first semester. You’ll meet fellow new Yellow Jackets, faculty, staff, and campus leaders, and learn about the resources, opportunities, and support available to help you succeed. You’ll also meet with an academic advisor, register for your first-semester classes, and complete important enrollment steps.
Families and guests will gain insight into the student experience and learn how Georgia Tech supports students academically, socially, and personally throughout their time at Tech.
We can’t wait to welcome you to the Yellow Jacket community! Questions? Email us at transitionprograms@studentlife.gatech.edu.
Spring 2027
Registration begins October 30
Summer & Fall Admits
Registration is currently closed.
In-Person Student Schedule
To Be Announced
In-Person Guest Schedule
To Be Announced
Colleges and Majors
If you are not sure which College your major is under, please see the information below.
Scheller College of Business
- Business Administration
College of Computing
- Computer Science
College of Design
- Architecture
- Arts, Entertainment, & Creative Technologies
- Construction Science & Management
- Industrial Design
- Music Technology
- Urban Planning & Spacial Analytics
College of Engineering
- Aerospace
- Biomedical
- Chemical & Biomolecular
- Civil
- Computer
- Electrical
- Environmental
- Industrial
- Materials
- Mechanical
- Nuclear & Radiological
College of Sciences
- Applied Physics
- Astrophysics
- Atmospheric & Oceanic
- Biochemistry
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Earth & Atmospheric
- Environmental
- Mathematics
- Mathematics & Computing
- Neuroscience
- Physics
- Psychology
- Solid Earth & Planetary
Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
- Applied Languages & Intercultural Studies
- Computational Media
- Economics
- Economics & International Affairs
- Global Economics & Modern Languages
- History, Technology, & Society
- International Affairs
- International Affairs & Modern Language
- Literature, Media, and Communication
- Public Policy