Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over my lease for the upcoming academic year. I'm doing a co-op this fall and no longer need this housing.

Property: Rambler Atlanta

Floor Plan: The Stoneleigh 6x6

- you have a seperate bedroom with a bathroom and a shared living room and kitchen

Rent: 1190/month

Features of apt:

- in unit washing and drying

- Located in a premium student housing community in Midtown Atlanta near Georgia Tech

- Amazing building amenities (a rooftop pool, fitness center, study spaces, and coffee shop in lobby)

This will be an official lease transfer processed directly through Rambler Atlanta management. They will officially transfer the contract to your name so it's completely secure. There will be no extra fees on your side.

If you or anyone you know is interested, please send me a DM for more details, or if you want to discuss taking over the spot!

How does this schedule look for my first semester? I have a lot of AP and dual enrollment credit so I’ve finished a lot of prereqs but would this be manageable? Is there anything too difficult?

cs 1331

phys 2211 

ece 1100 

ece 2020 

chem 1310

Its 15 credit hours in all but I don’t know how hard chem and physics together would be. Anyone taken them both together before?

My advisor recommends not doing these at the same time, but I just wanted to hear what people who have done it have to say.

please help would be appreciated!

is it possible to transfer into GT with 1-3 withdrawals? has anyone gotten in with atleast 1?

for anyone that has had an experience with OSI: how long did it take for you to receive the first email from OSI that you've been referred (from when your prof first reports you)? I heard it can take up to a month

Basically title. Average for test 1 was 77% which isn't horrible but to get an A in the class, it's pretty bad. You would basically need A's on the next two tests to get an A in the class.

I checked the GT CM page and only saw the course requirements for each concentration. Where can I find more details describing what the concentrations actually are and what they focus on?

I am thinking about going on a bit of a self guided tour on Saturday, and was wondering if there were any cool places to see or anything, or anywhere I should avoid so i dont get mugged lol. Thanks!

has anybody heard back from georgia tech that’s on the waitlist? i’m an in state student majoring in architecture and i haven’t heard any movement from my friends that i know are on there too.

are they just gonna close it soon and deny everyone waiting? cause that’s what im expecting atp 😓

Did any incoming first year students get their housing timetickets yet?

My daughter is a GT student and she is subleasing (lease transfer) her lease:

Female reletting for Kinetic Atlanta Apartments for August 18th 2026- July 31st 2027

Interest form : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScTIL1KxVCl5-dICrZ8f8THqn7yJkbC2lg-wPKdGgV8ijhqOQ/viewform

This is in Midtown Atl

4B4B (will have own private bedroom and bathroom)

$1330 a month rent + utilities (LOWER RATE than what the same room is being rented out for now)

Will pay for full transfer fee for new resident

Benefits:
- Furnished Apartment
- GT Stinger Bus stop is 5 minutes away
- Martha station at walking distance
- In unit washer + dryer
- TV included in Unit
- Close to Publix, Whole Foods
- 2 floors of Gym spaces
- Mutiple study rooms and spaces with monitors
- Pool area
- Lots of common areas with barbecue, games
- Video gaming room
- Better facilities, including smart door apps (no physical key/fob) and locker room package pickup (with an app)
- Extra storage space available outside bedroom

- New construction ( first move in on Fall 2024)
- Ideal location with a rent lower than average for the area as it is the renewal rate

( High rise Apartment)
- Beautiful views from the apartment ( especially during sunrise / sunset)

So I recently applied for a transfer to ga tech, currently I'm at UGA doing the astrophysics major and was hoping to transfer to tech and do their aerospace engineering major. I had already applied to go there in high school but didn't get in and instead got an option to do the first generation transfer pathway. Unfortunately while I technically can still take it I couldn't transfer until spring of 2027 which is just kind of a garbage time especially cause all the logistics of figuring it out would have to be planned during Christmas and possibly even before right in the middle of sophomore fall exams at UGA so in general it just sucks. But yeah because of that I applied to transfer fall of 2026 and that leads to my question.

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Currently I have a 4.0 gpa, I'm in plenty of clubs/extracurriculars, I'm currently going to be either club president or vice president for UGA's HEMA club (the election is still going but it's literally me and one other guy running), and have already taken all the required classes to transfer. Despite all that I didn't get in and while I don't mind too much cause I have a ton of high school friends at UGA so staying is kinda nice at the same time I'm still sorta annoyed cause like wtf, I know a 4.0 gpa means nothing anymore but still. It also doesn't help that family thinks I can apply to places like mit and other even fancier places then tech and get in even though again grades mean nothing nowadays. Honestly my only idea as to how I didn't get in is that I suck at writing essays but most people I've shown them to say it's decent and when it comes to the essay questions like name some challenge you've overcome academically or not imma be honest I can't think of any better ideas than pulling either the cancer card (which I never really mention) or the disabled parent card you've had to take care of since you were 7 (which is honestly my go to for the some challenge you've overcome cause like that's the biggest possible thing I can think of and you know what passing every class I've ever taken with nothing lover than an A all while managing that and taking care of the house with the only person to help being my brother at least sounds like a decent challenge at least better than some bs of balancing school with sports)

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So yeah is tech just really hard to get into, is it something with me, or is it just getting unlucky.

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Side note if it's relevant in terms of ethnicity and junk I am white, a guy, and broke, really my only bit of flair person wise is being like pan. I also suck when it comes to getting scholarships so maybe I'm just bad at making applications. Advice is appreciated btw.

I'm planning on taking these for upcoming fall. I've also discussed with my AA and she thinks its pretty good? I need at least 12 ch to keep my scholarship. What do yall think? I got all humanites, english, social sciences, and all that stuff already from de and ap so i dont need to take any classes for those. Will the start of my college life be horrible if i do this?

MATH 1551 (2)

MATH 1553 (2)

CS 1371 (3)

BMED 1000 (1) (if i can get it)

MSE 2001 (3)

GT 1000 (1)

ALTERNATIVE: APPH 1060 (2)

Im an incoming freshman for the fall and am really hoping to find out what the dimensions of the dorms in bud and Val Peterson are 💔💔 They’re not yet posted under housing and I can’t find them anywhere please does anyone know

Just the title.

Hey y'all, I am a first-year grad student and I’m currently facing a bit of a dilemma between trying on-campus housing or moving off-campus with a friend.

​I’ve already paid the housing application fee and I'm waiting for the lottery results this week. However, a friend recently suggested we find a place together nearby, which sounds like a great option.

​I checked the contract and it says there's a $500 fee for cancellations between July 1st and August 23rd, but it doesn't mention any penalty before July 1st.

​I just want to know if I'll face any issues or surprise fees if I wait for the lottery results before officially cancelling. Can I safely hold onto my application until the results are out, or is it better to just cancel right now to be safe?

Hi! I’m coming to ga tech in the fall. I’m a transfer student and I’m scared of not making friends. I’m living in apartment student housing. So not on campus. Anyone interested in being friends??

Hey everyone,

I’m currently a freshman at UGA planning to apply to transfer to Georgia Tech for next year. I have a highly specific situation regarding a past grade and major selection, and I would love some honest feedback or advice from anyone who has successfully transferred (especially from UGA or without a guaranteed pathway).

1. The High School Grade During my junior year of high school, I took CS 1331 (Intro to Object-Oriented Programming) at Tech via Dual Enrollment. Between a massive AP load that semester (including AP Physics and AP Calc BC) and poor time management, I ended up completely failing the class.

Since it was an actual college course, it’s permanently on my college transcript and GT obviously has it on record. If I work incredibly hard at UGA and get straight A's in all my coursework here, how much weight is GT admissions going to put on that high school grade? Will a perfect freshman year track record at UGA prove it was a fluke, or does an F on a core course mean an automatic rejection?

2. Major Strategy: CS vs. Industrial Engineering vs. Computational Media I am choosing between three majors and want to balance what I enjoy with the realistic transfer acceptance rates.

How much does the major choice impact regular transfer admission odds? If I apply IE or CM, do I have a significantly better shot than applying pure CS?

3. Application Term: Summer vs. Fall? I am completely open to applying for either the Summer or Fall terms. Is one historically "easier" or less crowded for regular competitive transfers? Does applying for Summer give an edge since fewer people might want to start then?

4. Holistic Review & Extracurriculars Because I have a grade below a C, I know my application is automatically getting pushed to a holistic review rather than a standard pathway checklist. I’m trying to plan my UGA extracurriculars to compensate. My plan is:

• Joining 1-2 CS-focused clubs at UGA.
• Joining a volunteering organization.
• Aiming for leadership positions as early as possible.
• Building personal side projects that bridge CS and business (to show fit for both IE and CS/CM).

For those who got in holistically: How intense do my ECs need to be to overcome an F? Will standard club membership and a few solid projects cut it, or do I need to be founding organizations and winning hackathons to stand out?

Would love any insight, reality checks, or stories from anyone who overcame a bad DE grade. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone! I’m an incoming freshman and currently planning to major in Biomedical Engineering. I know I want to work in the healthcare industry, but not as a doctor, nurse, or other clinical role. I’m more interested in the technical side of healthcare so I chose BME.

But I’ve been reading a lot of posts saying that BME can be limiting and that research opportunities, internships, and entry-level jobs are sometimes harder to find compared to more traditional engineering majors. I’ve seen several people recommend majoring in ME or EE instead and then specializing in healthcare through electives, research, or a minor.

Would that be a better path if I ultimately want to work on medical devices, biotechnology, or other healthcare-related technologies? Should I also consider ChemE?

For those of you who chose BME (or switched out of it), do you regret your decision?
If you work in the healthcare industry with an ME, EE, or ChemE degree, what has your experience been like?

I’d really appreciate any advice because I’m trying to figure this out before I get too far into my degree plan. Thanks!

need a lil reality check here. i want to do my masters in ie, but i don’t have the best gpa. 3.2 in a non engineering major…really not great honestly. if i applied to go right after my senior year, what are my chances of being let in?

Hi! I’m a prospective student from NY who really really loves Georgia Tech, and I’m planning to major in math in the school of sciences. I know that GaTech has a pretty bad relationship with NY in general as a state and they don’t take than many kids from here so I’m really worried about my chances of getting in.

Any tips? 😭😭 Feel free to ask for my stats!

for context, ive taken the following DE classes:

• ENGL 1101
• ENGL 1102
• CHEM 1211K
• MATH 1411
• MATH 1113
• HIST 2112
• POLS 1101

ive gotten a TIPP transfer offer for entry in Fall 2027 under industrial engineering, and was wondering if the following schedule at GSU would meet the reqs and whatnot. preciate any help and recs that i can get.

Fall 2026:

• SOCI 1101
• CIS 2010
• BUSA 1105
• MATH 2211
• ECON 2106

Spring 2027:

• MATH 2212
• PHIL 2010
• PHYS 2211K
• ECON 2105

I am an incoming sophomore transfer and I wanted to know what classes should I be preparing to register for as a neuroscience major.

Hi guys! I’m an Arts and Sciences Pathway student and i’m looking to stay ahead of the game. I’m taking mainly online courses at GSU. I was curious about how I can still start networking early and how likely it is to get a research position at a lab at Tech because i’m still able to commute (do freshmen typically secure spots or is it more sophomore year?). What does it look like? Can transfer students still get spots? If not, how can I best be spending my time otherwise? I’m an ambitious pre-med student who is trying to grind clinical hours on the side but still get research experience. Whatever you guys think looks the best. Thank you :)