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Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta, Georgia is the capital city and largest city in the state with a population of 506,811. It grew at the convergence point of several major railroads. Atlanta was a major organizing center for the Civil Rights Movement. The 1996 Summer Olympics were held here. Atlanta is known for its rich history, its sports teams, and the birthplace of Coca-Cola.
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HOUSING
Housing Tips:
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Check local Facebook groups and Emory University for student housing
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Georgia Tech Off-Campus Facebook Page, The Blake (sublease for $600/month)
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Please avoid using Craigslist as it is not very reliable​​​
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Recommended Neighborhoods:
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Buckhead
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Midtown
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Sandy Springs
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Marietta (a little further away, but still a good place to live)
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Chamblee
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Kennesaw
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Home Park
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Smyrna
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Anywhere around Georgia Tech
PLACES TO FIND HOUSING ACCOMMODATIONS
TRANSPORTATION
Modes of Transportation
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Car is best for Atlanta, bus is also an option
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If you will be relying on public transportation, try to find housing along a route
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Parking can be hard to find
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Traffic is as bad as they say!
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Recommended to not go alone on public transportation, by one person's advice.
Transportation Specific to Atlanta
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Marta - to website
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Reloadable Breeze card: $2
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Single use Breeze ticket: $1
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Regular one-way fare: $2.50
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Atlanta Streetcar regular fare: $1
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1-30 Day Passes: $9 - $95
MAP OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA
In this map you will find specific information about housing, entertainment, transportation, and ​landmarks around the city. This map has a lot more information once expanded so be sure to check it out in depth