Choose the JMHP

The John H. Martinson Honors Program is the home for intellectually curious students determined to navigate complexity and lead with purpose.  Through inquiry and reflection as part of a vibrant community of faculty, staff, and peers, students become thoughtful contributors prepared to make meaningful impact in a changing world.

Celebrate the 20th

Logo for the 20th anniversary of the Honors Program at Georgia Tech.

The Honors Program is celebrating 20 years at Georgia Tech!  Learn more about this milestone, see all the featured events, and support the program as we enter our next 20 years.

Apply to the JMHP

The Georgia Tech John H. Martinson Honors Program welcomes applications from all admitted incoming first-year and transfer students.  

Students are invited to apply after being admitted to Georgia Tech. Students apply to the JMHP via their admissions portal.  More information about deadlines, requirements, and prospective student information sessions is available below.

News & Updates

Photo of Amie Raines, inaugural Bridge Builder award winner

JMHP Staff Member Wins Inaugural Steven W. McLaughlin Bridge Builder Award

Amie Raines, Program and Operations Manager in the JMHP, is the first winner of this award given by the Office of the Provost.
Photo of Nalini Kotecha at Arcadia National Park, Maine

JMHP Student Reflects on Partners in the Park Experience

Nalini Kotecha uses Student Challenge Fund to participate in a national park experience hosted by the National Collegiate Honors Council.

JMHP Wins Suitable Collaborator of the Year Award

The John H. Martinson Honors Program is recognized for excellence in student engagement through the Jacket Journey program.

JMHP Welcomes New Administrative Manager

The John H. Martinson Honors Program is excited to welcome Kimberly Joyner as the new Administrative Manager I.

What Our Students Are Saying

Carlos Silva

Carlos Silva

Carlos Silva (he/him) 
Hometown: Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil
Year: 3rd 
Major: Physics

I joined the Honors Program to engage in ... experiences alongside passionate, objective-driven individuals.

Enisha Saha

Enisha Saha

Enisha Saha (she/her) 
Hometown: Atlanta, GA
Year: 3rd 
Major: Electrical Engineering

I joined the Honors Program to have access to smaller, more intensive classes with other high-achieving students, which provides a more intimate and collaborative learning experience. 

Kai Komatsu

Kai Komatsu

Kai Komatsu (he/him) 
Hometown: Orlando, FL
Year: 3rd 
Major: Aerospace Engineering

I joined the Honors Program because I wanted to cultivate my Georgia Tech experience with a smaller group of students that I could interact with and learn from in small-classroom environments.