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My bug tolerance is fine but can’t stand them in my room. I have RAID but I want to discourage them from coming in to begin with… please help I’m frightened

I am a senior with a 4.52 GPA who got into UGA. I've never gotten below a 4 on any ap exam, and only have one B on ap precalc in my whole highschool career. This year, however, I have been gooning around and have a 74 in AP Chemistry. I was thinking about locking in for the AP exam but after further consideration, I realized that if I studied now, I would feel like an idiot for not having a B or an A in the class. Studying now (for the ap exam) would make me feel even worse about not locking in and just studying throughout the year. I am planning on transfering to GT for IE. Should I lock in to look better when i transfer to GT, or does it not even matter? Please lmk what yaal think

Secured funding for an AI start up in SF. I am looking to hire 1 or 2 GT interns.

What would be the best method to advertise the roles to students? I looked into Career buzz and will make plans to attend the career fair, but is there a particular fb group or other resources where students seek jobs/internships?

Looking for a couple of developers, make a business facing role (product manager/Gtm).

Please dm if you have suggestions or comment below .

I'm an undergraduate senior doing AE, about to graduate in 2 weeks. As of now I'm currently planning on doing a masters via the MS/BS track, but I'm very worried about the industry and finding a job. A lot of people around me already have a job and are leaving, but I'm stressed as I was not able to find an internship during undergrad and cannot find a full time opportunity. I applied to hundreds of internships with good grades and a lot of research and club work (club work was mostly in sophomore and somewhat junior year), but just couldn't find anything. Now I'm worried about not finding anything after a masters, is it worth trying to change from AE to ME? I really like aerospace, but I also like being not broke/unemployed and I really am worried I'll be part of the 10% stuck in unemployment purgatory. Any other AE students past or present in a similar scenario and if so what are you doing/did about it? Is aerospace that cooked to where if you don't have an internship its just over? Thanks.

hi, i got off the waitlist for ece2031bl over the summer but the linked ece2031b is full with no waitlist. if i dont enroll in 2031bl in 24 hours my spot will be forfeited, but i cant enroll in it unless i enroll in 2031b at the same time, and i have no way to get into that one. what do you do in a position like this? i feel like getting off the waitlist is actually a bad thing in this situation, where im basically guranteed to get dropped out in 24 hours whereas waitlist #1 or 2 has more time to wait for 2031b to have an open spot... i emailed instructor and ece advisors, anything else to do after that besides pray?

Hi, I am an incoming first year as a CEE major and I was just curious about when we might take classes that teach us GIS, and also whether or not it would be worth learning over this upcoming summer by myself just to get a head start / something to put on a resume when looking for internships? Thanks!

Hey everyone. I’ve been playing guitar for like 8 years now (mostly fingerstyle acoustic like Tommy Emmanuel and Sungha Jung) and I’ve been wanting to take some classical lessons. Does anyone have any good recs? Or any other subs I could ask in. Thanks!

i have 3 finals next week, as a new transfer student from a quarter system school i was under the assumption that dead weeks were weeks where you had ~0 assignments and definitely no tests, i know that gatech removed the offical dead week designation a while ago but assumed it'd still be honored to some extent? is there still any rules on this?

Forwarding this from the Director of emergency management at Tech

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We met with Atlanta Watershed and their contractors this morning.  They have completed the water repairs, including reconnecting 505 Tenth Street.  Their only remaining tasks are to restore the intersection at 10^(th) & Hemphill and the intersection at 8^(th) & Hemphill.  We expect that roads will be open for traffic by Thursday, April 23.  

 

IMPACTS TUESDAY

Tomorrow, they will begin by milling the intersection of 8^(th) & Hemphill by 7:30 AM and should have that area completed by 9:30 AM.  During this time (7:30 - 9:30 AM), traffic on and off of West campus will be severely limited.  Traffic onto west campus may enter via 6th/Ferst and will need to exit at 9^(th) and Center.  Hemphill will be closed between Ferst & 10th.  [SEE ATTACHED MAP]

 

IMPACTS WEDNESDAY

The same traffic pattern from Tuesday will be in place for Wednesday morning beginning at 7:30 AM for paving.  We expect paving at 8^(th) & Hemphill to end by 9:30 AM.  [SEE ATTACHED MAP]

 

NEXT STEPS

The crews will complete all milling on Tuesday and all paving on Wednesday for any impacted areas from this work.  They may have additional hardscape/landscape restoration to complete on Thursday that may impact a lane of travel on 10th, but otherwise expect all lanes open to traffic beginning Thursday, April 23.  Permanent striping will follow the work by the end of May.  

 

If you have deliveries or trucks intended for west campus during these times, please reschedule to a later/earlier time.  Again, this is just between 7:30 and 9:30 AM Tuesday and Wednesday.

 

I’m looking for student photographers who are taking graduation photo bookings. I figured there are probably other people in here looking too, so it might be helpful to make a post!

It's been down for me - I can't login properly into things like buzzport and login.gatech.edu doesnt load. Also oscar and degreeworks seem to be down as well.

Hi y'all! I'm an ECE Ph.D. considering Math for the compulsory minor that my program needs me to do. I haven't done serious math in a long time (although math courses were few of my favorite ones during my ECE undergrad years).

Are there 6000-level courses that aren't too heavy for engineers or need too much math-skillfulness as a prerequisite?
Secondly, what would you say are the best graduate math courses/professors at GT? (even if they're hard courses, a part of me is looking to be inspired by math the way I used to be earlier XD) ?

I’m completely new to reddit so I’m sorry if I posted this wrong or something.

Has anyone here taken both an in-person course and an online/SOUP course at the same time over the summer? I was told by two people at the registrar that I am allowed to do this, and OSCAR does allow me to register for both an online and in-person course. The gatech website says very plainly that anyone taking a SOUP class is not allowed to take an in person one at the same time though. Older reddit threads from 4-7 years ago also claim that this is not allowed. I couldn’t find any more recent posts about it. Any info would be awesome, I tend to stress a ton over stuff like this lol