<p>Im wondering will i get accepted into Georgia tech. Im a junior in high school and already preparing for college which i feel i should be doing. I go to a catholic school and live in ohio. I have a 3.4 gpa on a 4.3 scale so i dont know how that equates on 4.0 scale. I looked on the ga tech site and i have all the prerequsites to get in. Is there anything i should know about the admission process so i can get it done before i apply in a couple months?</p>
<p>That GPA is very low for Georgia Tech. Do you have an SAT score? What AP’s have you taken? E/C’s?</p>
<p>My gpa will be much higher this quarter like a 3.6 or 7. I take ap history and ap english. Next year ill take Pseop brit lit which is a college class that we get credit for. I didnt take my sat yet but i will in may and i take my act in april. What should i score on those? And a 3.4 at my school with the grading scale the way it is, is like a 3.7 but i dont know if the college will take that into consideration.</p>
<p>Try aiming for a 2100 Math+Reading+Writing (700+ Math). Your GPA does look low, but do you have a class rank? Your rigor (2 AP classes, 1 college classes) isn’t ideal. GT likes an emphasis on math and sciences.</p>
<p>What are your EC’s?</p>
<p>At this point, I’d say you are a reach for GT.</p>
<p>Well ive always been in honors math classes and science thats why i looked into georgia tech. I dont exactly know what ec’s are</p>
<p>And for my senior year i take honors physics, pre calc, ap brit lit, honors gov., sociology, and 2 electives which doesnt matter.</p>
<p>You need to be more than just an honors student for an elite engineering school - you should be one of the top math students in your class. </p>
<p>Only being in pre-calc with no AP science courses will really hurt your chances. You’ll need a really high SAT score and probably some good EC’s (extra curricular activities).</p>
<p>Well my school doesnt offer any science ap classes. The ap classes they offer are the ones i take. Would the college count it against me if my school doesnt offer it. Oh and i am one of the top math students, not to over exaggerate. But there are only 58 people in my class.</p>
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<p>No. If your school offers honors and AP, take the AP course. If you school doesn’t offer AP, there’s not much you can do.</p>