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Major League Hacking 2027

Hacklytics

Feb 26–28, 2027 · Georgia Tech, Atlanta

A 36-hour data science and AI hackathon run by Data Science @ GT. Free to attend.

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The Southeast’s data science hackathon.

Hacklytics is a 36-hour data science and AI hackathon run by Data Science @ GT at the Klaus Advanced Computing Building in Atlanta, February 26–28, 2027.

Room for 1,000+ hackers. It costs nothing to attend: meals, swag, and cloud credits are covered.

Tracks

  • Finance

    Markets, models, and fintech.

  • Sports Analytics

    Performance, strategy, and the game.

  • Healthcare

    Care, bioinformatics, and health tech.

  • Entertainment

    Media, games, and interactive AI.

  • Pure Imagination

    Wildcard. Build the unexpected.

Prizes

Prize details land closer to the event.

Best overall
Top project across all tracks. Purse to be announced.
Track prizes
First and second place in each track.
MLH challenges
Sponsor challenges stack on top of a track.
Beginner
A beginner-friendly award.

Schedule

The key times so far. Meals and workshops are added closer to the weekend.

FridayFeb 26

  1. 5:00 PMCheck-in at Klaus
  2. 6:30 PMOpening ceremony
  3. 9:00 PMHacking begins

SaturdayFeb 27

  1. All dayBuild + workshops

SundayFeb 28

  1. 9:00 AMDevpost due
  2. 4:00 PMClosing ceremony

Sponsors

Hosted by Data Science @ GT. A Major League Hacking member event.

2027 partners are not announced yet. To sponsor, email hello@hacklytics.io for the partner deck.

FAQ

Who can come?
Any student currently enrolled at a university who is 18 or older. For discrepancies, reach out to our team.
Is it free?
Yes. Meals, snacks, swag, and cloud credits during the event are covered.
Team size?
Maximum of four. Solo and smaller teams are fine.
Where do I apply?
Applications are not open yet. Get notified and we’ll tell you when they do.
Can you participate virtually?
No — Hacklytics 2027 is fully in-person at Klaus Advanced Computing Building, Atlanta.
What if I don’t have a team?
Many people show up solo. We run a team-building session after opening ceremony, and you can find teammates on Discord.
What is the MLH Code of Conduct?
All participants follow the MLH Code of Conduct. Harassment of any kind is not tolerated.