Did You Know?

According to the Open Doors Report of 2008, Georgia Tech is ranked as #24 in the US for the number of international students enrolled.

I-House Online Application

Application Deadline for Spring 2010: October 28, 2009

Students will be notified of decision by November 13, 2009.

For more information, you can visit the I-House Web Site.

THE I-HOUSE IS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY.

 

Name (Last, First):
Mailing Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
City of Birth :
Country of Citizenship :
   
If you live in the US,
what state are you from?
Date of Birth:
Gender:
Georgia Tech ID:
Home Phone:
Cell Phone:
Summer/Permanent Phone:
Email:
Current Major:
Class Year in Spring 2010: (first-year, second-year, etc.) * Undergraduate Only

Which best describes you?

Roommate preference

 

Name of specific person (Last, First):

Prefer international student or US student:

Have you ever lived in Georgia Tech campus housing before?  If so, where and when:

Have you applied to any other living-learning programs? If yes, please list them.

Please tell us about yourself in three or four sentences. Provide some description of your interests and the kind of relationships you would like to have with roommates and hallmates

Why do you want to live in the I-House?  What do you think you would add to the I-House experience?

What are your international experiences?

Please list the organizations and activities that you currently participate in on campus:

Do you enthusiastically commit to participating in at least eight activities per semester from at least three different types of activities? If yes, please describe the types of activities you are interested in doing.

Is there a specific faculty member that you would like to know better through your I-House experience? If yes, please list them.


Are you planning to live in Georgia Tech housing for the full academic year (Fall 2009 - Spring 2010)? If not, why?

 

Are you interested in taking a 1 credit hour course taught by the Director of the I-House on international topics that is only open to residents of the I-House?

 


If you are a current I-House resident applying to live in the I-House again next year, what role do you hope to play in leading or shaping the I-House community?


PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:

I understand that the Department of Housing may check my academic and judicial status as a part of the I-House Application process. I give my consent for the above checks when I submit this application.

I understand my roommate preference will be considered but not necessarily chosen. 

Attendance: I agree to attend/participate in a minimum of eight I-House activities from at least three different activity types each semester.  These include such activities as:

  • I-Angle: Academic or guest lectures which may take place on campus or in the Atlanta community.
  • I-Cuisine: Group meal featuring the cuisine and culture of a particular country or region.
  • I-Culture: This includes such activities as salsa lessons, cooking classes, food tastings, and attending local performances by touring entertainers.
  • I-Film: The screening of international films or attending a film festival in Atlanta.
  • I-Service: I-House residents reach out to the Atlanta International Community with targeted service.
  • I-Sport: This may include attending a professional sports game in Atlanta or organizing a mini-Olympics event.

In order to apply to the I-House, I understand I must also apply for housing online at www.housing.gatech.edu and submit my preferences for other housing if I am not accepted into the I-House.

I understand if my participation does not meet the satisfaction of the I-House program administrators that I will be asked to leave the I-House.  If I am asked to leave, this is binding and I will be given an assignment within Georgia Tech Housing if space permits that may or may not meet my preferences.

PLEASE REVIEW YOUR INFORMATION BEFORE SUBMITTING!!!


I certify that all my information is correct and that I have read and agree to the information listed above