After unexpected challenges, the Tech Promise Scholarship is helping fourth-year computer engineering student Alfonso Landaverde forge a path toward a debt-free degree at his dream school.
When unexpected heart surgery disrupted Alfonso Landaverde’s other scholarship search efforts, the G. Wayne Clough Tech Promise Scholarship gave him a vote of confidence and a path toward a debt-free degree at his dream school.
Today, the fourth-year computer engineering student shares the message that financial barriers should never stop a talented student from attending Georgia Tech.
Read the full story on the Georgia Tech Enrollment Management website.
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