Some Advice

[carnation]

Originally Posted by AlphaGamUGAAlum

And in case any female PNM's are thinking that you'd like that scene remember: the odds are good, but the goods are odd.

ROTFL! I remember commenting on the great odds to a sweet Georgia Tech Indian girl we know here and she said in all seriousness,"But you can't really count over a third of those guys."

[UGAalum94]

Originally Posted by carnation

ROTFL! I remember commenting on the great odds to a sweet Georgia Tech Indian girl we know here and she said in all seriousness,"But you can't really count over a third of those guys."

It had the same effect on me when I heard it from the mom of a girl who goes there.

Seriously, there are fantastic people at Georgia Tech; I'd even go with saying the vast majority of people that I've met who went/go to Tech are exceptionally witty and as socially well adjusted and as cute as you'll find at any campus.

But when someone from Tech identifies somebody else as weird or geeky, know that we're talking the characters from Lambda Lambda Lambda in Revenge of the Nerds in real life here.

[DSTRen13]

Originally Posted by AlphaGamUGAAlum

It had the same effect on me when I heard it from the mom of a girl who goes there.

Seriously, there are fantastic people at Georgia Tech; I'd even go with saying the vast majority of people that I've met who went/go to Tech are exceptionally witty and as socially well adjusted and as cute as you'll find at any campus.

But when someone from Tech identifies somebody else as weird or geeky, know that we're talking the characters from Lambda Lambda Lambda in Revenge of the Nerds in real life here.

What you have to understand about Tech is that the really weird and creepy people, you're never going to see and interact with socially anyway. So you really don't have to worry about them. They don't come out except to go to class and labs.

[UGAalum94]

Originally Posted by DSTRen13

What you have to understand about Tech is that the really weird and creepy people, you're never going to see and interact with socially anyway. So you really don't have to worry about them. They don't come out except to go to class and labs.

That's the impression I've gotten from the people I know who've gone there. You work really hard academically, but the shared intensity builds some life-long friendships. And the people in the Greek system are very social and normal.

I didn't seriously intend my post to warn anyone away from Tech.