I’m currently on the Georgia Tech Fall 2026 transfer waitlist and getting pretty anxious after the July 1 deposit deadline.
For anyone who was on the transfer waitlist in previous years: did GT still admit people after July 1? Around when did the waitlist usually close?
Hi everyone, I’m currently waiting for my late add request for CIS 4930 Intro to Machine Learning to be fully processed, so I do not have Canvas access yet.
If anyone is taking the course this summer, could you please let me know whether there are any in-class activities, quizzes, assignments, or important deadlines this week or next week?
Thank you so much!
Hey everyone,
I'm thinking about taking a CIS 4930 course soon, but I'm a bit curious about how it actually appears on the official transcript.
Does it only show up as the generic "Special Topics in CIS", does it show the specific course name, or does it include both?
If anyone who has taken a CIS 4930 class before could let me know, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!
Hi everyone,
I was waitlisted as a Fall 2026 transfer applicant to Georgia Tech for Math and Computing. (alien, non-resident)
Does anyone know when transfer waitlist final decisions usually come out? Are offers released in waves after the admitted transfer deposit deadline, or is there usually one final update?
Also, how hard is it to get off the transfer waitlist, especially for the College of Sciences?
For context, I already sent my Spring semester transcript on May 7 and received confirmation that it was received. I also received a math-related award last semester. Does Georgia Tech usually accept additional updates like awards after being waitlisted, and would that help at all?
Thanks!
GT 26 Fall regular transfer decisions are expected May 15 for non-pathway applicants. My current school's summer late add deadline is May 13, which is two days before.
I have two summer courses that GT's transfer equivalency table explicitly lists as non-transferable. Keeping them if I get admitted means nearly $7,000 in tuition for credits I can't use. Dropping them now and not getting in means I'm behind on required coursework at my current institution if I fail to transfer.
How would you handle this dilemma? Are there any portal myth signals or other ways to get a read on your decision 1-2 days before the official release?
I applied for Fall 2026 regular transfer, and my portal says decisions come out May 15. My spring grades should be posted around May 6.
If my GPA stays about the same (or a little bit higher) as last semester, is it still worth sending an updated transcript to admissions? Or would it probably be too late to matter by then?
Thanks!