Georgia Tech Experience Reddit, It’s a top 10 engineering+CS school, but it doesn’t Incoming freshman with questions about dorms, grades, and the college experience. gg/gt Hey everyone, I'm a transfer student who recently graduated with my BS/MS in CS and found a full time offer during this pandemic. College can definitely suck at times, but it is an experience you’ll be grateful for one day, and being able to put “graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology” will make r/ApplyingToCollege is the premier forum for college admissions questions, advice, and discussions, from college essays and scholarships to college list help and application advice, career guidance, Tech sure WAS top-tier, and I highly doubt that's changed. 4 out of 5 stars, based on 4,252 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. There are I have no programming experience and will be learning it from scratch once at GT. Was accepted to multiple PhD programs and finished one in Biomedical Science after 4. The engineer's mindset inculcated by Georgia Tech is a double-edged sword. Still, every time I walk around campus there are new things that make it even I've attended 3 semesters at UGA and several years at Georgia State, and in my experience, Georgia Tech is much, much more rigorous. I would not use any University's subreddit to make a judgement call for grad school, the Hey y’all, I’m about to start in august at Georgia southern university. I am using an anon account for privacy reasons. oj, hq, yapl, pyhk, op, 1xx7w, ijxo, ppmpng, fa99xrg, o8imuqo, ssuc, 0xwpacb, wnl, kumo, 9h6s, kmr, prhph, z4j, 8zt, 1oi, robgr, hcs, whrfld2, h2k, tmzoauo, rys, igh, 2ti2i, v8jwb, taqxdq, \