Any engineering school in the country will require you to take a year of chemistry, a year of english, three semesters of calculus based physics, three semester

Any engineering school in the country will require you to take a year of chemistry, a year of english, three semesters of calculus based physics, three semesters of calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and a bit of programming. If you can't get good marks in these classes at a community college, Georgia Tech engineering classes will destroy you. If you do get good marks in these classes, Georgia Tech engineering will probably be very happy to admit you. These classes will likely be less boring at a community college, because you will have smallers classes taught by an instructors who are more or less happy to be there (rather than auditorium-size classes taught by researchers who have better things to do).