Georgia Tech Admissions? ACE, GPA?

[bjcheung77]

Basically, for all graduate programs, they look at your application as a package, from GPA to other various variables.  As mentioned, getting into a program is much easier than completing the program of choice.  I highly recommend making a backup choice or two just in case GT doesn't accept you due to various reasons, from GPA, to prerequisites, certs, degree, experience, etc.  An example option for your backup choice would be UofPeople MSIT, WGU MSIT, or something similar...

I agree. I am currently looking at secondary options just in case I get denied. It wouldn't surprise me if I was denied, but I am hopeful. If UofPeople stopped being so stubborned and changed their name to a more basic name I would of loved to get my Masters there. WGU is a great option, but I expect my Masters to be taken at a slower pace which is why the per credit price at Georgia Tech was enticing. I will continue searching as I finish my Undergrad.

With an overall package that you optimize to showcase your certs, degree, experience, etc, and if it meets most, if not all the requirements of entry, you should be able to enter the program (at least 85% chance of acceptance). The main thing is, you want to be well prepared for the program, getting in isn't really the issue, getting the most out of the program and learning extra subject matter, gaining that knowledge and/or filling in those knowledge gaps from undergrad, is what you want to accomplish (in addition to the degree of course).