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Georgia Institute of Technology · Campus safety

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0.26
Violent per 1,000
students, a year
1.91
Property per 1,000
students, a year
92nd
Safety percentile
among Division I schools
36
In residence halls
offences, 2022–2024
7
Residence-hall fires
2022–2024

On-campus offences, 2022–2024

OffenceReported, 2022–2024Per 1,000 / year
Murder / manslaughter00
Sex offences (rape, fondling, incest, statutory)300.19
Robbery30.02
Aggravated assault90.06
Burglary420.26
Motor-vehicle theft2611.63
Arson20.01

Counts are reports to campus authorities on campus geography (campus, residence halls, adjacent public property), not convictions. Three calendar years are summed because single-year counts at one school swing. Enrollment for the rate: 53,363.

Dating and domestic violence, stalking (VAWA)

OffenceReported, 2022–2024Per 1,000 / year
Domestic violence30.02
Dating violence100.06
Stalking250.16

Residence halls

  • Sex offences in halls16 2022–2024
  • Burglaries in halls20 2022–2024
  • Fires in halls7 2022–2024
Division I median: 0.89 violent and 0.89 property offences per 1,000 students a year. Reporting practice varies — a campus with strong reporting and support services can show higher counts than one where incidents go unreported.

Where it ranks

Among Division I schools; every list Georgia Institute of Technology is on.

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