<p>I am eventually planning to Transfer to Ga tech after first year for comp sci major because i did not get accepted from their waitlist. </p>
<p>I have not been to orientation yet so I have not chose my classes yet but i know i will be prob taking like </p>
<p>Calc 2(science and engineering based), csci 1301, Eng 2, maybe Bio or phys(calc based) first semester</p>
<p>next semester I might take Calc 3(science and engineering based) csci 1302, maybe linear algebra, maybe Bio or physics(calc based) </p>
<p>can anyone tell me the difficulty of getting all A's. I am somewhat smart I guess I ranked top 8% of my school and got 4.25 gpa overrall and got 5's and 4's on my ap exams. Thanks for the help</p>
<p>BUT, my main piece of advice is to start UGA with an open mind. You may find that you actually enjoy the campus, classes, peers you meet etc . Get involved in campus. </p>
<p>Select classes you think you will enjoy, listen to your adviser. Be careful of “weed out” classes, especially in Math and sciences.</p>
<p>Enjoy your freshman year and after that if you still want to transfer, go for it!</p>
<p>“Weed out” classes refer to classes that people think are exceptionally hard, to the point where people think they make it hard on purpose to “weed” out people - to make them drop the program. Eg, freshman chem is considered a “weed out” course for science majors and for pre-professional students (pre dent, pre med, etc). Basically, people take the course, find that it’s hard, so they drop their program tracts and do something different.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, weed out classes aren’t something you can avoid because most weed out classes are the very first classes people have to take. </p>
<p>UGA has plenty of resources to help you succeed. If you’re not doing well, you need to seek out those resources (your professor, tutoring, other classmates, etc). You shouldn’t let one class decide your future.</p>