About the Registrar's Office

Office of the Registrar

Registration and Customer Relations

Academic Services

Online Programs

Leadership

Academic Scheduling

Curriculum

Technology Team

General

In support of the mission and the educational programs of the Georgia Institute of Technology, the Registrar's Office seeks to:

• Create and maintain accurate student academic records in compliance with applicable policies, laws and regulations.
• Ensure continuously satisfactory service through good management practices and responsible stewardship and utilization of resources.
• Establish daily business practices which reflect the most advanced technological methods available to improve customer service.
• Make student data available in easily accessible formats to departments for administrative purposes and research.
• Interpret Institute, Board of Regents, and governmental policies to faculty, staff, students, parents and the general public.
• Assess the effectiveness of services provided to ensure equitable and ethical treatment of all customers.

The Registrar's Office at Georgia Tech will be a technologically advanced, highly efficient, customer-oriented, flexible organization adaptable to the changing needs of the Institute. It will deploy cutting-edge technologies and effective management practices to ensure that its resources are used wisely and to their full potential in the delivery of world-class customer service. It will create a work environment for its staff that fosters learning, creative thinking, effective problem-solving, and on-going commitment to excellence. Accountability at all levels will be a hallmark of its character.

No scripts, robot programs, or abusive registration attempts.  This includes browser add-ins which auto-refresh a web page. 

Students are required to abide by the Institute's Acceptable Use Policy when using Georgia Tech's computer resources, including the registration system. As such, no student may use any unauthorized computer program or script to register for classes or attempt to circumvent the registration system in any way. No student should repeatedly attempt to register for a closed section of a course by hand in an attempt to "brute force" into the next available seat. To do so is a violation, as "faculty, staff, and students are expected to behave in an ethical and professional manner when using IT resources." This also violates the section "Protection of IT Resources" by "knowingly installing or running...disruptive software" which results in depriving other students an opportunity to register. Information regarding any student who violates this policy will be forwarded to the Dean of Students for disciplinary action.