The Stamps President’s Scholars Program, a merit-based scholarship program at Georgia Tech, seeks to recruit the most promising students from across the nation to foster their development as scholars, leaders, and citizens of the greater community through purposeful programming, mentoring, and enhanced educational opportunities.
The Stamps President’s Scholars Program benefactors are E. Roe Stamps, IV and his late wife, Penny Stamps. Lifelong supporters of education and philanthropic causes, the Stamps have supported merit-based scholarships at Georgia Tech since 2000 and launched the Stamps President’s Scholars Program in 2006.
Through this generous support, Stamps President’s Scholars can realize their educational and leadership goals. Read more about the program, the national Stamps Scholars Network, and the application and selection process below.
The Stamps President’s Scholars Program offers many beneficial experiences. Learn about the benefits of the program as a student and as future alumni.
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A unique benefit of being a Stamps President’s Scholar is the national network of fellow scholars and alumni. Learn how you can plug into the program.
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Learn more about our selection process and review important application deadlines.
How to ApplyFrom participating in retreats to travel for research and professional development, to developing life-changing friendships and mentorships, to shaping ideas into real-world solutions, Georgia Tech’s SPS Scholars enjoy enriching college opportunities on several levels.
