Hello there, I’m in my senior year in high school and deeply aspire to attend Georgia Tech for my undergrad. I would love to hear your experience at the university and some advice to get in would be great as well. Thank you for your time☺️.

Hello, I'm an international student and I got CS at Georgia Tech. The fees are too high for me and my family, and I really can't go there. I'm now forced to go to some mid school in Canada or do engeneering in France. Not going to Georgia Tech or the other universities I got into because of money, something I have no control over, has been bad for my mental health. I want to know if I got to a less prestigious place, am I still going to succeed, find a job and live my life the way I want ? Thank you

Hey bax, I’m curious to know if chances of getting into let’s say Georgia tech higher as a transfer student after freshman year of college compared to a senior in highschool applying. Thanks.

hey Carter, of course there is no definitive answer, but i’d appreciate your insight on the matter. I’m currently an incoming computer science freshmen in a california community college deciding whether to transfer to something relatively cheap such as ucla or ucsd , or to a school like georgia tech. Taking into account the alumni status, career opportunities, etc. would you say the out-of-state tuition [average ~$30k a year (mine may be less due to low income)] is worth it in the long run?

Hi Baxate, I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to reach out and express my appreciation for the insightful content you share on Instagram. Your journey as a computer science student is truly inspiring. I'm currently in the process of applying for a transfer to Georgia Tech, and I was hoping you could provide some guidance. Specifically, I'm curious about the experiences, GPA, and any other factors that you believe contributed to your acceptance into the university. Additionally, I would like to know about scholarships from Georgia Tech that I can look into. Thank you for considering my questions. I'm looking forward to any advice or information you're able to provide.