Georgia Tech International Student Requirements

MYOS1634
Tue, 11 Feb 2014 21:08:47 +0000

Yes, you’d have two semesters each of calculus/math and science (physics, chemistry…), plus one semester of computer science. The scientific level is quite high so it’s good if you’re into math but if you’re not… it may be impossible.
Other good universities in Georgia: UGA (public flagship, huge, college town, very centered on football), GCSU (public, 5,500 students, residential, less football-fan oriented), Georgia State (urban, 25,000, big on football too, less academically driven than UGA and GCSU), Agnes Scott (if you’re a girl and you’re driven, it’s an impressive school linked to various other campuses in the Atlanta area, liberal with lots of traditions), Ogglethorpe (good small college in Atlanta), Emory (elite university in Atlanta), Oxford College of Emory (if you want an Emory degree but would rather not start in a crowd, would prefer a smaller setting and closer relationships with professors), Morehouse(men) and Spelman (women) which are HCBU’s.