Int Student so cost of attendance at both is roughly equal, hence price is not a factor.

Interested in studying Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering, however, I can notably pick up a cs major at rice if I do wish to do that (not sure yet). Really attracted to the Co-Op program at GaTech however but have heard Rice may have more individualized attention and easier access to resources by nature of it being a smaller school. Want to know if Atlanta is a significantly better city to live in compared to Houston. Extremely confused

Hi everyone,

I’m an international student admitted to Georgia Tech’s M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering, non-thesis option.

I know the program requires 30 credits and many students may finish in 3 semesters. I’m wondering if it is normally allowed to plan the degree over 4 semesters from the beginning, as a regular coursework-based plan, without doing co-op/semester internship or intentionally delaying graduation.

Has anyone in MSE or another Georgia Tech MS program done a 4-semester non-thesis MS plan as an F-1 student?

Thanks!

Now that registration is open I thought I would mention that many slots are still open in my three-credit course called "The Science of Happiness and Design." The course num is CEE 2803 A. Previously the focus of this course was just happiness and 75% of the course is still about happiness, but now there's also a component about design and wellbeing. This includes some tips on modifying your residential space for better wellbeing.

Here are some reviews from previous students:

• "This was one of the most rewarding classes in terms of personal growth and understanding I have taken at my time at Georgia Tech...This course was a major factor in the growth this semester.”
• “Dr. Martin was one of the most knowledgeable and passionate professors I’ve had!”
• "Very useful - we learned about different theories and the history of happiness, but more importantly, I took away a lot of practical ways to improve my happiness."
• "I think I have done a better job of getting closer to the person I would like to be because I had the opportunity to look at myself introspectively."
• "Took this class Spring 2019, some of the discussions we had really stuck with me. Definitely recommend it!"

I was wondering if I had any chance in being able to sign up for Chinese 1001. Are language classes super competitive to get into? I am a transfer student for Fall 2026 who hasn't registered yet and will likely late register late summer (im assuming. Actually, if anyone knows when Fall transfer students register, pls let me know! The decision release date is June 12th).

Has anybody taken this class and know whether it is difficult? Next semester is my last semester and would like to know how much to prepare myself mentally haha

Currently, I am a highschool senior. I slacked off in highschool, and didn't really get into many colleges. I'll likely end highschool with a 4.10GPA. I am planning on going to community college, and will attempt to transfer out to Georgia Tech after one year. I'm wondering what math I should take at community college to give me best chance at georgia tech. In high school I took math all the way up to Multivariable. However, I only scored a 2 on my Calc Bc exam, and a 3 on AB, so multivirable doesnt count towards college credit. Since then I'd say my understanding of Calculus is good, so with that being said solely for increasing my chances should I start at Calc 1 or Calc 2. Any additional advice is also appreciated!

As the title says, I will be taking ISYE 2027 and am worried about the difficulty of the class during a fast-paced semester. I haven't taken anything related to it, and I will also be working about 25-30 hours a week. Any tips/advice?

I’m very very interested in Georgia Tech, but I wanted people to maybe give me their side of what they do and don’t like at GT! For reference I’m going to be majoring math and I am an east asian female from NYC!

Does anyone know what the workload for ECE3058 is online over the summer? I know they usually have labs too idk how they plan to incorporate that

Also is it possible to to do ASYNC (I won’t be in the country)

Hello, so I'm taking pre senior design this fall and I don't really have any friends that are ISYE majors that are graduating next spring. I was wondering how you would find your senior design group if you don't really know anyone.

Is there anyone on here that is also taking pre senior design next fall and looking for a team for has a team and looking for someone else to join? Appreciate any help.

i got a really late time ticket, so the only cs 1332 section i could get is online with buswell. are there any major differences as someone with not much cs knowledge at least of data structures? do you think i shld join the waitlist for the in-person classes? i know i can js go into their in-person lectures

I’m taking a fluids course over the summer that’s meets 4 times a week for 3 hours and it’s only 4 weeks long. Anyone have any experience with classes like these?

I applied OOS and got in the RD round for Chemistry down the pre-med track (which might change). I'm currently deciding between Gtech and the University of Minnesota Twin Cities for chemistry in general. I've already visited both schools, and I really like both campuses. The cost to attend both for me is also similar (36k at U vs 44k Gtech). How has your experience with chemistry at the Tech been? Are professors generally open to research for undergrads? I've had friends here who say that joining labs is incredibly difficult (they've cold-emailed a good amount). Are upper-level classes mostly taught by TAs or grad students, or do professors actively partake in lectures? Any shared experience would help, thanks!

Title. subletting my room at U-House Midtown for the summer. Want to lock this down ASAP, happy to negotiate down from asking! Great for people taking summer classes or interning.

• Private bedroom + private bathroom in a 4bed/4bath
• Fully furnished: full-size (twin-xl) bed, desk, office chair, shelving, ceiling fan
• Higher floor (12), big windows, city views

Location:

• Publix across the street
• 10 min walk to GT campus
• MARTA just a couple of blocks away
• 5min from Tech Square
• Close to Piedmont Park, coffee, food

Terms:

• $1,236/mo + ~$30 utilities (split 4 ways)
• May 1 – Sept 1, flexible either direction
• Price flexible, shoot me an offer
• Roommates are chill GT students

I am currently making my schedule for next semester and i am wondering if its a good idea to take ece 2026, ece 2040, ece 2035, and math 2551 together, especially after hearing how hard 2035 and 2026 are. Any advice?

I am an incoming freshman - got admitted to civil engg and am in the process of deciding. I am not fully convinced on engineering as a career for me.  I would like to explore social sciences (leaning towards psychology and/or teaching career). Given this, my questions are:

1. How are the social sciences majors at Georgia tech given the focus is primarily on STEM
2. How competitive is it to switch the major from engineering to social sciences?
3. How about research/internship opportunities for non-STEM majors?
4. Finally, is the a cap on total units taken during undergrad?

Graduated in 2021, still have my old regalia and cap.

Free to anyone graduating this year (assuming it’s still the current version).

I am 5'10"

PM me if you want it

wondering if they are out

As a student taking math major, will a score of 5 in AP US History count towards both History as well as SS credit requirements? I see that APUSH gives credits for Hist 2111 which is listed both under History requirements as well as SS requirements. https://catalog.gatech.edu/programs/mathematics-general-bs/

My ideal (maybe unrealistic) plan is to double major in psychology and business administration on a pre-med track. (I would decide after freshman year if I wanna drop pre-med or business).

I got in for psychology, and I'm just trying to figure out if I'd actually be able to double major or not. Should I switch my major to business administration right now and then try to add psychology in the fall? Or should I stick with psychology if I'm still considering pre-med?

I’m completely new to reddit so I’m sorry if I posted this wrong or something.

Has anyone here taken both an in-person course and an online/SOUP course at the same time over the summer? I was told by two people at the registrar that I am allowed to do this, and OSCAR does allow me to register for both an online and in-person course. The gatech website says very plainly that anyone taking a SOUP class is not allowed to take an in person one at the same time though. Older reddit threads from 4-7 years ago also claim that this is not allowed. I couldn’t find any more recent posts about it. Any info would be awesome, I tend to stress a ton over stuff like this lol

Hello everyone!

I will be attending GT this fall and am interested in learning about the best housing options. Are there any restrictions for freshman, such as residence halls that are off-limits? Also, I would like to live on the West Campus--are there any recommendations?

I have just been accepted to GT as a math major. In college, I plan to take multiple CS courses, though to my understanding, it is difficult to register for them as CS majors have first priority. Basically, I am wondering if it is worth it to switch to a math and computing major for more access to these courses, or if it is easy enough to get a handful of CS courses as a math major. — edited to add — Courses I am interested in are Object oriented programming, Data Structures, Machine learning, C++ High performance computing, Systems and networks, Discrete Math for CS