Ok, parents, what does it take for your child to get into Georgia Tech?

A lot of college-level courses while in high school.

Georgia Tech released the profile of the nearly 3,000 freshmen who begin classes Monday. Among the qualifications setting them apart: These students have taken an average of 10 college-level courses, and 95 percent have taken college-level calculus or an equivalent.

The students represent 69 countries, 43 states, 89 Georgia counties, and 1,429 high schools (307 in Georgia). The class is 42 percent female — an Institute record for the second year — and 58 percent male.

To read more about what it takes to get into Tech, go to the AJC Get Schooled blog.

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