First off, I'm a little biased because I graduated from here. ME '19. This is a fantastic school and I love it for so many reasons. Here are some of the reasons:
- It's a public school that offers world class education at a reasonable price.
- The education here is phenomenal. You have so many opportunities, but you need to pursue them. I did the Invention Studio Maker Space, the Chamber Choir, Theta Xi, GT Off-road. Lots of good stuff.
- The proximity to Atlanta is fantastic. You can do a lot of fun things or go hiking.
Here are some of the cons of going to Georgia Tech:
- It's a challenging school. You will be challenged.
- There's a lot of nerds. If you don't like very nerdy people, then this may not be the place for you.
That's it folks. Love this school. Holler at me if you have any questions about it!
Great school. Maintain large number of trees for a downtown campus. Excellent campus police department! Lots of hills and long walks required to fully explore.
Simply one of the finest academic institutions in the United States. Top shelf Academics, beautiful city campus, great sports tradition and highly desirable degrees make this a place to get to. Get there!!
My stay at this hotel and conference center was exceptional. The staff was very friendly and helpful and my room was perfect. Also, the food and service in the breakfast buffet was great I shall return!!!
RA's put in effort, and the food has greatly improved from the first semester i have been here
Well I am a first year student living on campus and it’s pretty cool.
The campus is in downtown Atlanta, so all of those city places to see and things to do are very close and easy to get to. Multi use paths traverse the campus, so traveling by bicycle is a snap. Shuttles abound too! There are athletic fields, an Olympic pool, and a world class workout building including said pool. There is a large football stadium and many nature area parks. The buildings are attractive, mostly traditional architecture. It is a beautiful college setting!
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Awesome university with an excellent ROI Very challenging but well worth the experience and prestige behind the degree. No brainer if you are an engineer at heart!
Definitely the most difficult institution I have ever studied at! You must bring your A-game at all times. Atlanta is also a very charming city with lots to do! I truly enjoy the people there and I love visiting and seeing what's new on and around campus!
The best university in Georgia and one the best best in the US. If you want to do anything in engineering or CS, the perfect place to be at. Great football team too.
Nice people and good vibes. Definitely recommend visiting.
GLUTEN FREE FRIENDLY!!! Carefully labelled food is amazing experience for Celiac traveler. Highest Recommendation! Love it! Beautiful fresh contemporary meeting facility! Friendly courteous staff! Efficient venue for high content professional continuing education meeting.
Absolutely no organization in their administrative office. You'd think they would actually hire smart peopletheir aerospace department falls flat on almost all decision making processes and keeping any good graduate students. Would NEVER recommend coming to this school.
I really hate that every calls it Georgia Tech or Georgia Institute of Technology. It's definitely called Georgia Tech University. It's not even right on the school's main website. They should DEFINITELY fix this!!!
The Graduate Admissions Office was my destination. The graduate advisors were very supportive and guided me thoroughly. They were quick and helped me resolve my queries satisfactorily. There is some construction project going on so the entrance is down the Tech tower behind the Graduate Admissions Building on Cherry street. This office is located on level 3 followed by a bridge n short passage past which we find it on our right hand! It's the beginning of Fall and I guess many people need to know this 😤
Alt account because I'm still in school, so I don't want any conflicts. a certain department, which I was cross registering in, told me that they'd guarantee me a spot in a class I had to have to keep being in the program. To take that class I had to leave a program at my home institution because of time conflicts, which cost me my only scholarship, but I wanted to take part in this class and learn, so I sacrificed the scholarship to learn. Four days into the semester the Coordinator for the program emails me, and says that the department had told her that they would not enroll me in the class. I had to stop going to the two classes I had at tech, and come into two new classes at my home institution a week late, and out an extra $3,000. The department didn't give her a reason, and never contacted me. It's been several months and the department still will not answer my phone calls or emails. That department ruined my finances, and almost ruined my ability to graduate with a degree for literally no reason.
I graduated Georgia Tech BSEE in 1987. Moved back to my native Ohio in 2000 to find opportunity in my field. Many dirty tricks were played on me at Tech. My degree has never opened any doors. My degree is a disappointment, and I feel betrayed. The school is not safe, you will meet enemies there, who will cyber attack you for the rest of your life. I get obscene posts on youtube by people from Georgia I have never even met. There is no oversight and no one looking out for the underdog students, there.
When I went there, the Computer Science school denied all EE's classes in programming. Thus, I had no programming when I graduated, yet, all the jobs in Georgia were for programming (C++, Unix, Java, etc.). Even the EE jobs wanted programming. Any college that denies a student learning like this should loose their ABET accreditation. The EE program is useless. Only CS is any good, and results in any good opportunity. I had nightmares for many years after graduation, and I have few if any good memories of the place. Lack of industry and high tech employers greet you after graduation in Atlanta. Abandon all hope, ye who enter.
Earned my Master's degree through the OMSCS program, which offers a terrific value for an outstanding education.
Good school. Niceish people. Football is okay. Classes are hard. Too hard. Cost is good though. Would recrommend. Just get ready.
Attended Ga. Tech football games since I was 6 years old!
Tech's greatest decade was the 50's and I ushered for Boy Scouts at almost every home game! Developed a good old fashioned hate of the State school! THWG is the common cry.
Since I wanted to teach school and coach, Tech wasn't for me, but I have never wavered in my love for the Jackets!!!