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OMG! BEST DAY OF MY LIFE! I GOT INTO GEORGIA TECH!!!!!!!!
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ArmchairAthlete
Diamond Member
Is there an iron wall around gatech? No, just look outside. Half the girls we do have are too busy with school to care about a relationship.
Einz
Diamond Member
You guys really need to get your facts straight before you post. I'm a senior at one of those aforementioned places and I've never had a class taught by a graduate student. All of mine have been taught by profs, and quite a few Nobel laureates at that. Congrats to the OP for getting into GT 🙂
IAteYourMother
Lifer
that's what i hear from a few freshmen I know who go to MIT
JustAnAverageGuy
Diamond Member
Grats.
<-- Purdue Freshman next year
<-- Purdue Freshman next year
gsellis
Diamond Member
Great... another person to dodge driving to work 😉
If my daughter ends up going to Georgia State, I will need a :camera:
That way, I can show her guys to avoid!
:evil:
Just kidding, GSU dorms are at the south end of GT's campus. And I would rather hook her up with engineers than the skater boys she seems to like (ex-surfer, yes, I know the type.) 😀
If my daughter ends up going to Georgia State, I will need a :camera:
That way, I can show her guys to avoid!
:evil:
Just kidding, GSU dorms are at the south end of GT's campus. And I would rather hook her up with engineers than the skater boys she seems to like (ex-surfer, yes, I know the type.) 😀
Emory girls are easy as long as you have some game. There are less Emory girls available than you'd think, as a lot of the freshman girls are insecure and date soph/junior guys in frats for reassurance. But it's not that hard to go to frat row and end the night on a good note...
btw, grats 50
after you visit UGA you will soon become depressed and learn to hate tech, because you will realize that all the girls at tech that you began to think looked alright are truely bottom rung. then you will try to justify it by saying you are getting a better education...guess you just gotta pick your priorities.
There are hot girls at Emory, saying otherwise is simply ignorant. Emory is 55% female/45% male (at least it was) and there is a suprisingly large amount of attractive girls.
But yeah, Tech isn't "right next door" to Emory. Try to find some friends at Emory who will let you crash in their room for some weekends (fri/sat). I don't think i'd get a cab to Emory from GT for just 1 night of partying. But then again, GT guys can get pretty desperate 😛
and for people hating on GT, it's one of the best engineering schools and ACC basketball = win.
Suspicious-Teach8788
Lifer
I hated how during my SF trip with my friends, my mom called me to tell me I got into G-Tech. I was like "Please, I'm trying to have fun and you remind me of college." Oh well, it's an easy@$$ school to get into even if you're out of state apparently. I say UCLA is a lot harder to get into.
What?! You're coming in? Stay away I tell you! Stay away! You have no idea what you're throwing yourself into!
In all seriousness congrats to you for making it in. I know I was rediculously excited when I received that piece(s) of paper in the mailbox (+ my straight A report card from HS). Tech isn't bad as far as career development goes. Make sure you go checkout the Professional Practice office to get info about internship/co-op. Personally, I think the undergrad program @ Tech (for CS anyway) kinda sucks, but Tech sort of redeems itself by being a hub of employment for students. There are TONS of oppurtunity to get jobs, you just need to give a bit of effort into securing yourself one. I got a part-time job for weekend from a co-op interview (same pay as Co-op), but that's another story.
As far as chicks, there's not much choices on campus. You're looking at one of the worst ratio possible. The only solution is to search other campus. GSU is not that far, and I'm trying my best to get this girl there. I also know some people at Emory who socializes a good bit with Tech peeps. There are also tons of other smaller/private school, so just look around and hang out outside campus.
As far as grades. I'm still not too sure. I have 3.28 now, and I think that really sucks ass. However, every advisor and every other kids, I've talked to says it's good GPA. I know alot of my buddies lost the HOPE scholarship (3.0 GPA min) in 1s year or 2nd year. The lack of grade inflation is true. They really don't give a rat's @ss there, sincec tuition is dirt cheap. Knowing which professor to take class in is key to your GPA, trust me.
Oh yeah, I was same as you. I screwed up my grade pretty badly in 9th grade, but pulled my butts the rest of the time. By senior time, I had 7 AP classes that year...
In all seriousness congrats to you for making it in. I know I was rediculously excited when I received that piece(s) of paper in the mailbox (+ my straight A report card from HS). Tech isn't bad as far as career development goes. Make sure you go checkout the Professional Practice office to get info about internship/co-op. Personally, I think the undergrad program @ Tech (for CS anyway) kinda sucks, but Tech sort of redeems itself by being a hub of employment for students. There are TONS of oppurtunity to get jobs, you just need to give a bit of effort into securing yourself one. I got a part-time job for weekend from a co-op interview (same pay as Co-op), but that's another story.
As far as chicks, there's not much choices on campus. You're looking at one of the worst ratio possible. The only solution is to search other campus. GSU is not that far, and I'm trying my best to get this girl there. I also know some people at Emory who socializes a good bit with Tech peeps. There are also tons of other smaller/private school, so just look around and hang out outside campus.
As far as grades. I'm still not too sure. I have 3.28 now, and I think that really sucks ass. However, every advisor and every other kids, I've talked to says it's good GPA. I know alot of my buddies lost the HOPE scholarship (3.0 GPA min) in 1s year or 2nd year. The lack of grade inflation is true. They really don't give a rat's @ss there, sincec tuition is dirt cheap. Knowing which professor to take class in is key to your GPA, trust me.
Oh yeah, I was same as you. I screwed up my grade pretty badly in 9th grade, but pulled my butts the rest of the time. By senior time, I had 7 AP classes that year...
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