• Complete all required courses for the appropriate major. See link for required courses below.
• 2.5 GPA in Overall, Math, and Science.
• “C” or better in all STEM courses (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
• Complete application through GA Future
• Apply for admission during the application filing period for the semester the student wishes to transfer. See application deadlines link below
• No more than 2 required courses left in last semester prior to transfer. See required courses link below
• Recommendation from R.E.P. Coordinator at first Institution- Georgia Southern will request

Application deadlines: http://admissions.georgiasouthern.edu/deadlines/

Required courses: http://ceit.georgiasouthern.edu/degrees/repp/repp_course_requirements/

Application Instructions: http://ceit.georgiasouthern.edu/degrees/repp/rep-transfer-to-gsu-requirements/

All engineering majors are considered as the high-demand majors.

• Civil engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Manufacturing Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

Refer to: http://ceit.georgiasouthern.edu/degrees/undergraduate/

Deadlines are updated annually. See the link below for deadlines for current years. Refer to: http://admissions.georgiasouthern.edu/deadlines/

Submit an application to KSUGeorgia Southern online at GAFutures.org. This requires completing the application and submitting with an application fee.

Refer to: http://admissions.georgiasouthern.edu/apply/

• Complete appropriate courses for the major of choice as given in the curriculum chart (Attached below)
• Maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) and a GPA in math and science courses of 2.7 or above to be eligible for Engineering Standing (ES). KSU accepts all transfer students who meet the minimum requirements for transfer. So, if a student has not completed all the courses or does not have a 2.7 in the outlined courses, they are admitted but the 2.7 is required for Engineering Standing. ES is required for most engineering 3xxxand 4xxx level courses.
• Apply to KSU as a regular transfer student
• KSU Transfer services: http://transfer.kennesaw.edu/how-transfers/transfer-students.php

In order to enroll in upper division engineering courses (course numbers in the 3000’s and 4000’s) at KSU, students must apply for and be granted Engineering Standing. Eligibility requirements Engineering Standing.

• Maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) and a GPA in math and science courses of 2.7 or above
• Complete all required courses for your major of interest (See course list below). If you have two courses remaining you may be eligible for a conditional engineering standing. Contact your coordinator to assess your eligibility.
• Submit Engineering Standing application to your department at KSU after being accepted to KSU and registering for an Orientation. Pre-approved Engineering Standing will greatly expedite the class registration process.
• If you have successfully completed Perimeter College’s REP requirements for transfer to KSU, you will be automatically eligible to apply for engineering standing.

All engineering majors are considered as the high-demand majors.

• Civil engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Construction Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Mechatronics Engineering
• Environmental Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Software Engineering
• Industrial and Systems Engineering

Refer to: http://www.kennesaw.edu/majorsprograms.php

Deadlines are updated annually. See the link below for deadlines for current years.
Refer to: http://admissions.kennesaw.edu/deadlines.php

• Submit an application to KSU online at GAFutures. This requires completing the application and submitting with a $40 application fee.
• Submit official college transcripts from any college previously attended. If you are enrolled at the time of application, request a transcript showing any work prior to the current term to be sent before the KSU admission deadline, and also request a final transcript at the end of the term.

Refer to: http://transfer.kennesaw.edu/how-transfers/transfer-students.php

• Complete appropriate courses for the major of choice as given in the curriculum chart (Attached below)
• Maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) and a GPA in math and science courses of 2.7 or above to be eligible for engineering standing

The cumulative transfer GPA for admission eligibility is calculated on all academic work attempted from all institutions attended. If a course is repeated both grades are calculated.

No difference in terms of course requirements and application process. KSU gives you the option of taking lower level courses at Perimeter giving you the advantage of smaller classes and lower tuition. You may transfer to KSU at any point and complete your lower level classes at KSU as well.

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There is no special transfer process for REP students. Students apply to UGA as a regular transfer students. After admission/transfer to UGA, once they meet the minimum requirements for engineering majors, they will apply for one of the engineering majors. For the details, you may refer to these websites:

UGA REP website http://engineering.uga.edu/admissions/undergraduate/rep/

• Regular transfer application https://www.admissions.uga.edu/prospective-students/transfer/
• High-Demand Majors application http://engineering.uga.edu/academics/admissions-process/

Engineering at UGA is in high demand. They only allow students to pursue these majors based on review of your scores in select course work in addition to completion of a Personal Statement of Purpose.

All engineering majors are considered as the high-demand majors. You can verify this for yourself by reading the description for your major available through bulletin.uga.edu

Agricultural, Biochemical, Biological, Civil, Computer Systems, Electrical & Electronics, Environmental, and Mechanical Engineering
Refer to: http://engineering.uga.edu/undergraduate-degrees

• Spring semester: August 15
• Summer semester: March 1
• Fall semester: April 1

The deadlines above are for regular transfer applicants. For high-demand-major application, students need to refer to the deadlines addressed in the website http://engineering.uga.edu/academics/admissions-process that are annually updated.

Students must submit the regular transfer admission application form [link to: <https://apply.uga.edu/apply/] along with a recommendation form from the REP coordinator.

Complete 30-59 college credit hours from PC after high school.

• Have one completed college course in math and/or laboratory science.
• A 3.20 or higher calculated transfer GPA.
• Must meet the UGA admission requirements at the time of application.

Refer to: https://www.admissions.uga.edu/prospective-students/transfer/

Complete 30 credit hours from PC after high school or transfer from another college level institute.

The answer to this question depends on which engineering major you choose to pursue at UGA and which courses you completed at Perimeter College before transfer. For some engineering majors, the barrier to entry into that major requires classes that Perimeter College doesn’t offer. Please see the question below for more details on what is required to be admitted into each engineering major.

Students may indicate their first, second, and third choices for their engineering major, although listing a second and third alternate is not required. Students will be selected based on their grades in the following three areas:

General Education Coursework (30%)

• MATH 2250 (at Perimeter College: MATH 2211)
• MATH 2260 (at Perimeter College: MATH 2212)PHYS 1211 or PHYS 1251 (at Perimeter College: PHYS 2211)
• ENGL 1101 (at Perimeter College: ENGL 1101)

Major Specific Coursework (40%)

For Agricultural, Civil, Environmental or Mechanical Engineering

• ENGR 1120 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)
• ENGR 1140 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)ENGR 2120 (at Perimeter College: ENGR 2605)

For Biological or Biochemical Engineering

• BIOL 1107 & BIOL 1107L (at Perimeter College: BIOL 2107 & BIOL2107L)
• CHEM 1212 & CHEM 1212L (at Perimeter College: CHEM 1212 & CHEM1212L)
• ENGR 2120 (at Perimeter College: ENGR 2605)

For Computer Systems Engineering

• CSEE 2220 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)
• CSEE 2210 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)
• CSCI 1302 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)

For Electrical & Electronics Engineering

• CSEE 2220 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)
• ELEE 1030 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)
• ENGR 2170 (no equivalent at Perimeter College, must be completed at UGA)

Personal Statement of Purpose (30%)

Explain your interest in engineering and describe your experience with engineering as well as your ultimate career goal and the way that enables you to reach the goal.

Note that the above criteria are minimum application requirements and do not guarantee acceptance to any major in the college of engineering.

Refer to: http://engineering.uga.edu/academics/admissions-eligibility

Yes. They calculate transfer GPA along with D’s, F’s and WF’s from every college you have attended. If a course is repeated, they use both grades. Refer to: https://www.admissions.uga.edu/prospective-students/transfer

Students who have transferred to UGA as traditional applicants or after following a R.E.P. pathway are treated the same as the students who entered UGA as freshmen. As a R.E.P. student you can apply to high demand majors at UGA; participate in the co-op program; and attend UGA campus tours, information sessions, and meetings with advisors in your engineering major once a year.

Refer to: https://www.admissions.uga.edu/prospective-students/transfer/transfer-faq

• Ability to transfer easily to Georgia Tech with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher (see GPA requirements posted later in FAQs)* Fewer students in each class at Perimeter College
• More personalized attention
• Courses taught by experienced professor
• Additional resources for under-represented groups
• Availability of an AS degree, not just in engineering, but in other disciplines as well

Additional advantages include the following:

• Tutoring and academic support in math through programs like Math, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) and the STEM Lab
• Meeting Georgia Tech advisors in the engineering field of choice before transfer
• Early advisement at Georgia Tech before transfer
• Being part of Georgia State’s growing REP community of students at Georgia Tech.

The list shown on Georgia Tech’s website (http://ceed.gatech.edu/admissions-requirements) is a minimum requirement as a R.E.P. student. Perimeter College requires additional coursework to be eligible for our R.E.P. recommendation. Thus, there are institutional (Perimeter College) requirements and transfer institution (Georgia Tech) requirements for R.E.P.. BOTH must be satisfied to be eligible for a R.E.P. recommendation from Perimeter College.

Yes, you may apply to Tech as regular transfer student any time when you satisfy their qualifications.

Yes, you can re-apply to Georgia Tech with or without R.E.P..

We recommend you take all classes on campus, not online. There are several courses that you are not allowed to take online to qualify to transfer. Here is what a note on the transfer equivalency page of Georgia Tech says:

“Currently, on-line versions of all Lab Science courses, International Affairs, Psychology, Economics and courses equivalent to HIST 2111 and HIST 2112 are not eligible for transfer credit consideration. In most cases mathematics are not eligible for consideration unless sufficient documentation is provided to show the course exams are proctored. If you are interested in taking the on-line versions of mathematics courses that meet this requirement,
or have questions regarding this policy, please contact the Registrar’s Office for more information.”

https://oscar.gatech.edu/pls/bprod/wwsktrna.P_find_location Other questions on how classes are evaluated for transfer are answered on this site as well.

CHEM 1212 and 1212L are optional for some majors at Georgia Tech. However, as part of REP, you are required you to complete both CHEM 1211 and 1212 with their lab components at Perimeter College. Again, you must complete the REP requirements at both Perimeter College and Georgia Tech to transfer through REP.

We recommend all students take Dynamics unless you intend to major in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering. Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering students should take Electrical Circuits.

Often, yes! We’re glad you asked. In the semester before you transfer to Georgia Tech, you must have already successfully completed all or all but 1-2 of Georgia Tech’s REP requirements if you are applying for Spring or Summer admissions (that is, the requirements listed here: http://ceed.gatech.edu/admissions-requirements).

For example, let’s look at two possible schedules for a student planning to major in Electrical Engineering. If you are applying to start at Georgia Tech in Spring, and the Fall term is your last at Perimeter College, you might sign up for the following courses:

Option 1 (this is an acceptable schedule Fall schedule when applying for Spring)

• Differential Equations
• Electrical Circuits
• Linear Algebra
• Computing Fundamentals for Engineers

Option 2 (this is NOT an acceptable Fall schedule when applying for Spring)

• Differential Equations
• Electrical Circuits
• Linear Algebra
• Physics II & L

Only 1-2 of Georgia Tech’s required REP courses can be in progress in the semester before transfer. Please note: Option 2 is an acceptable Spring term schedule if you are applying for Fall term admissions, but not if you are applying for Summer term admissions.

All collegiate level courses stated in areas A through F are acceptable for transfer. The average number of transfer credits by REP students to Georgia Tech is 72 credit hours as of Fall 2015. You must complete all coursework required for graduation in a specific field of engineering at Georgia Tech.

It’s a good idea to try to decide this early on in your studies at Perimeter College. We will likely ask you this question when you come in for your REP meetings. Nonetheless, so long as you have completed all REP requirements from both Georgia Tech and Perimeter College, you can delay your final major selection until you submit your transfer application to Georgia Tech. Please keep your REP coordinator informed if you decide to change majors within engineering or to another field.

When you apply to Georgia Tech, you will be able to list a secondary choice for major at Georgia Tech. Should you choose a non-engineering secondary major, you would be evaluated for that major as a regular transfer student, not as an REP Program student.

Please note that Georgia Tech has divided the requirements by major. Check the major admission requirements http://ceed.gatech.edu/admissions-requirements to make sure you satisfy those requirements listed for any major you apply to.

You need to apply one semester before you complete the coursework. The current deadlines are: September 15 for spring, January 15 for summer, and March 5 for fall term admissions

On your admissions application, be sure to indicate (in the appropriate selection box) that you are enrolled in a partnership program, R.E.P.. The Perimeter College R.E.P. coordinators will then be contacted and will complete and submit their evaluation before the document deadline.

Yes. Georgia Tech performs a holistic review of all applicants, including those in transfer partnerships such as REP. They expect you to complete the application in full.

No, Perimeter College’s R.E.P. coordinators will only submit the R.E.P. Recommendation Form to Georgia Tech for R.E.P. applicants and will not write individual letters of recommendation to Georgia Tech for R.E.P. students due to the sheer volume of requests for such letters. The R.E.P. Recommendation Form that your coordinator will submit on your behalf includes an area for comments where we may briefly include personalized recommendations to the Georgia Tech admissions team. R.E.P. coordinators automatically complete this section and you do not need to ask your R.E.P. coordinator to fill it out. This form does not count as your one optional letter of recommendation.

Georgia Tech states that they will accept one (1) recommendation from a faculty member of your choice. The recommendation is not required by Georgia Tech and absence of such a recommendation will not impact your application review. Should you, as a REP applicant, choose to request a recommendation, please make your request of a faculty member who knows you well and who is not a REP coordinator.

This part of your application will be submitted by a R.E.P. coordinator before the document deadline for your application. It is not something you submit, and your R.E.P. coordinator will likely wait until the last week before the document deadline to submit it. It is not a problem. If the document deadline passes and it is still marked as missing, feel free to check in with us, and we will check on the current status and confirm that it is in processing.

All GPA requirements must be met at the Georgia Tech document deadline for applications. GPA requirements to transfer from Perimeter College for all College of Engineering majors are currently:

• 3.3 GPA cumulative
• 3.3 GPA combined for mathematics (Calc I and up) and lab science courses

If you are on our internal “grandfathered-in students list” which was only available to students officially in RETP in Fall 2015 or earlier, then your GPA requirements still depend on your major. If you think you might have been on this list (it required you to fill out a form in Fall 2016) and want to double check, you may ask your R.E.P. coordinator.

Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, Industrial, and Chemical & Biomolecular engineering majors:

• 3.3 GPA cumulative
• 3.3 GPA combined for mathematics (Calc I and up) and lab science courses

All other engineering majors:

• 3.2 GPA cumulative
• 3.2 GPA combined for mathematics (Calc I and up) and lab science courses

This is possible since Georgia Tech reviews those criteria on a regular basis because of intense competition for admission in the College of Engineering. Aim for the highest you can get! You’ll be subject to Georgia Tech’s GPA requirements at the time of transfer.

If you have a C in any course then repeating it and getting a new grade makes no difference to Georgia Tech. Your original grade stands as the only one for that course in your GPA. However if you have a D or F then you have to get a C or better. Your GPA must be 3.3 in Math/Science and 3.3 (major dependent) overall. ALL collegiate level courses are taken into account (repeated or not) to determine your GPA.

It is extremely rare for a transfer student to be able to change majors at Georgia Tech, especially into one that is higher in demand (Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, Industrial, and Chemical & Biomolecular) because they are the most in-demand majors. You must stay in a specific major for at least 1 semester before a request could be considered. It is impossible to register for classes that are not required for your current major at Georgia Tech due to enrollment limitations in place at Georgia Tech. Should you not be admitted to your major of choice, we encourage you to make the most of the major you are admitted to – Georgia Tech has found that the jobs their alumni are working 5 years after graduation are almost completely unrelated to the specific engineering field their degree is in. Many employers often just care to hire employees who have a Georgia Tech degree, not necessarily one in a specific major.

Because of the competitiveness at Georgia Tech, exceptions to GPA requirements cannot be made. You may use REP to transfer to one of the other 4 partner REP engineering institutions or you may transfer to Georgia State University’s Atlanta campus in downtown Atlanta and pursue a Bachelor’s degree in science, computer science, math, or another field.

No. Georgia Tech states: applications and offers of admission are specific to the term for which the application was submitted. To instead be considered for admission in a future term it will be necessary to submit a new application for that term.

Only lab sciences count towards the math/science GPA. For example, you could take a biochemistry course, but because it does not have a lab component, it will not count towards your math/science grade. The lab sciences that do count include those that are transferrable to Georgia Tech.

All collegiate level courses with grades A-F or WF that are transferrable to Georgia Tech are counted in your cumulative GPA (excluding repeats of courses previous passed (C or higher)).

Students who are denied admissions through R.E.P. often have required non-U.S. coursework that was accepted by Perimeter College but is not accepted by Georgia Tech. Unfortunately, it is often impossible to catch this until Georgia Tech reviews the admissions application.

Many times, students are not admitted because they fail to complete the application to Georgia Tech in full! Be sure you fully complete the application.

Other instances are evaluated on a case-by-case basis and may include students who try to raise their math/science GPA by taking extra science courses that are unrelated to their major.

If an eligible course is listed on your Perimeter College transcript with a letter grade (A, B, C, D, or F) associated with it, it will count towards your GPA calculations for REP.

Yes, because Perimeter College has given you credit, Georgia Tech will honor that credit for an AP that you’ve received at Perimeter College. Because there is no A-F letter grade associated with it, the “S” will not be counted in your GPA calculations.

Georgia Tech requires you to complete at least 30 credit hours of English, mathematics, lab science, and engineering course requirements (which vary by major) at Perimeter College. These 30 credit hours must be completed post high school graduation. Let’s take a look at how to add these up (any courses not listed here do not count toward the 30 hour requirement):

¹While required by all Perimeter College REP students, credit for MATH 2652 does not count toward the 30 hour requirement for Industrial and Systems Engineering majors (all other majors may count it).
²BIOL 2107 with lab counts towards the 30 hour requirement for Environmental and Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering majors only.
³CSC 1301 counts towards the 30 hour requirement for Industrial and Systems Engineering majors only. This course must be completed Perimeter College students pursuing this major. ENGR 1671 counts towards the 30 hour requirement for all majors except Industrial and Systems Engineering majors.
⁴ENGR 1211 and 1212 counts toward the 30 hour requirement for the following majors only: Mechanical, Aerospace, Civil.
⁵ENGR 2040 counts toward the 30 hour requirement for the following majors only: Computer, Electrical.
⁶ENGR 2605 counts toward the 30 hour requirement for the following majors only: Mechanical, Nuclear and Radiological, Aerospace, Civil, Environmental, Materials Science, Biomedical.
⁷ENGR 2606 counts toward the 30 hour requirement for the following majors only: Mechanical, Aerospace, Civil, Environmental.

Credit for course work completed 10 or more years ago may require a petition to the registrar to be considered.

The GPA requirements must include ALL collegiate level credit (excluding repeats for courses previously passed) that is transferable to Georgia Tech. You cannot be considered if your GPA does not meet Georgia Tech’s requirements.