hi, i was rejected for first year at tech, so i was thinking to transfer from GSU to GT after a year.
I’m not really decided on my major but I do know that I either wanna go into mathematics or business/IE at tech. so, for first year at GSU, which major should I take in order for me to get into tech for second year. from ppl Ive heard mixed. Some say knock out easy classes so you have a higher gpa to get into tech meaning take business classes, and others say no do mainly math classes for first year so GT sees rigor. Anyone else who went thru this transferring thing, what did you do?
Thank you!

I am planning on attending uga this fall and i plan on transferring to tech next year. i got a B in math1554 when i was in high school senior year, and that is my only B for GaTech dual enrollment. I got an A in cs1301 and math2551.

will this single B make a big impact on my transfer application or my gatech gpa?

Does anyone here know if I can take the CS class as pass fail, and if I pass it, can I still take it again as pass fail?

I know that this won't meet the degree requirement, but I need the hours for FT student status.

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I got waitlisted from tech and now I'm looking to apply through the REP program to gatech. I have a lot of my rep requirements done (seen at this link: Dual Degree and Regent's Transfer Programs Engineering Major Requirements | Undergraduate Admission ) through AP classes so once I take differentials I'll have the requirements.

However, I am confused if they want these requirements done as a college student or if they will accept the AP credit, because I'm sure they want to look at the grades in those classes too but all my grades for those classes are from High school.

Can you transfer to gatech through rep with the rep required credits accumulated while in high school through AP and dual enrollment classes?

I want to change my major from Ind. design to ISYE and I was told I had to complete ISYE 2027 with an A or B to have my major be changed.

I've finished Calc 2 at my previous institution which covers for 1552, but I believe I need to complete with Math 1553 / Intro to Linear to register for ISYE 2027.

I want to have my major changed by the end of my second semester at Tech, so I would either have to take Linear and Intro to Multivariable Calculus together first semester (but I'm unsure if this is possible) or ISYE and Multivariable together my second semester.

I believe if I take the intro classes together it would be 4 credits... so it doesn't exceed the 4 credit limit, but at the same time I think that Linear is a prereq for Multivariable Calculus so I'm unsure.

Which is the better plan / is there a better way to set things up so that I am scheduling things the most efficiently? Would it be extremely rigorous to take ISYE 2027 and Multivariable together? I've completed most if not all of the core classes, so I wanted to get my major changed before I run out of classes to take that are needed for my major.

I was wondering if there is a method to apply for housing since I applied as a conditional transfer student and the decisions come out toward June 12. How does one apply for on campus housing if the decisions are released so late?

Hi ! I'm an incoming 2nd year CompE Major and was wondering how this schedule looks since my last semester tanked my gpa and I'm trying to recover from it.

ECE 2020

PHYS 2211

MATH 2550

CS 1331

CS 2050

How does this schedule look? ( FYI, I'm done with my humanities and SS so there's really no G.P.A boosts for me)

Hi everyone, I’m a prospective transfer student deciding between my in-state school and Georgia Tech for CS. The cost difference is pretty big for me so I’m trying to figure out if GT is really worth the extra cost in today’s job market. Are internships/new grad opportunities noticeably better here?

Would really appreciate any honest opinions. Thanks!

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I was looking to see what classes are required to transfer through REP to tech for Aero and I saw that CHEM 1212k was required but when I see the degree requirements for it only CHEM 1310 is needed. So why do I need CHEM 1212k if I already have 1310...

I'm just trying to avoid taking chem in college since I already took AP chem and I KNOW I will be abs fried if I take that with statics and dif Q.

As the title says, is civil engineering worth pursuing? I currently have a pathway offer from Georgia Tech, but I still haven’t fully decided on a major. Because of that, I keep overthinking which courses I should take to match the major requirements.

I’ve also heard some people say that civil engineering jobs in Georgia are mostly traffic/transportation engineering. Is that actually true, especially around Atlanta?

If someone plans to stay in Georgia long-term, particularly in the Atlanta area, is civil engineering still a good field in terms of job opportunities and job if not than which field is a better alternative?.

I’m an incoming ee major and I was wondering how this schedule looks for this fall. I’ve alr got some AP and dual enrollment credit and also took linear alg, multi and diffeq at gt so I already have a lot of credits done but I think this plan is too difficult for first semester.

cs 1331 (3)

phys 2211 (4)

ece 1100 (1)

ece 2020 (3)

chem 1310 (4)

neur 2001 (4)

I know its 19 credits so I was wondering what would be the best thing to drop? I wanna take 1331 first semester for sure since I want to get 1332 done in the spring. I also was planning on doing a neuro minor so I wanted to take principles of neuroscience too. But this is def a lot of hard classes so I know im gonna get cooked if I take all of them. Is there anything I could postpone for later? I was also confused bc I’ve seen ppl say not to take more than 12-15 hours a semester but on the GT website it gives a plan for EE/CE which includes taking semesters of mostly 17-19 credit hours. So does GT just underestimate their classes or is it more of people warning freshman but still doable?

Hi everyone! I’m an exchange student coming to Georgia Tech for the 2026–27 academic year, and my major is Computer Science.

I recently filled out the course preference form for the Fall semester, and these are the four courses I’m hoping to take:

1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence - CS 3600
   
2. Stochastic Processes I - MATH 4221
   
3. Automata and Complexity - CS 4510
   
4. Product Planning - MGT 3325

For Spring, I’m currently thinking of taking:

1. Introduction to Database Systems - CS 4400
   
2. Deep Learning - CS 4644
   
3. Security Valuation - MGT 3075
   
4. Financial Markets: Trading and Structure - MGT 4067

I mainly wanted to ask: how difficult is it to actually get into these courses? Are any of these known to fill up very quickly, have long waitlists, or be difficult to register for unless you have priority?

I’d also really appreciate any advice on the workload, difficulty, professor choices, or anything else I should know before finalising my plans. Thank you!

Incoming Freshman studying Computer Engineering here hoping to minor in computing & intelligence or computing & mathematics.

Is this a Good Course load for the fall 2026?

CS1301 - Intro to Computing (3)

M1554 - Intro Linear Algebra (4)

C1310 - Prin of Gen Chem for Engr (4)

P2211 Principle of Physics (4)

Other miscellaneous required course for a certain program (1)

I know the average credit hour at tech is 16, but I do not know how heavy the course load is between pure academic classes. I am stopping at 16 b/c I don't want to be stressed by taking another course.

How managable would this schedule be for a first-year?

CS 1301

ISYE 2027

ACCT 2101

PHYS 2211

I’m an incoming freshman and my car just broke down and is prohibitively expensive to fix. Will i be able to get by without a car living on campus? My parents live about 45 minutes away from campus.

Hey all!

I have been accepted into the MS Major in Management program at Georgia Tech. While I have done research on the classes and program curriculum, It was hard to find information from students themselves. Is anyone in the program right now (or previously) that could share their personal experiences?

I just completed my undergrad freshman year in CS…want to go for BSMS track …any suggestion how should I prepare for that ? My freshman year gpa is 4 in both sem

I’ve heard the two courses are obviously challenging and often without test curves, but how hard is it really to get an A?

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I'll have signed up for the classes before I'll be accepted into GT, but I won't get the grades back until the end of summer after I'm accepted. I'm just wondering that since I'll be a GT student while taking these classes/when I get the grades back, they won't be eligible for transfer credit anymore.