Caltech vs Columbia vs Georgia Tech : r/ApplyingToCollege - Reddit
Georgia Tech cost of attendance before financial aid is $52k a year. With financial aid of $10~15k, it would be around $40k. Columbia cost of attendance is $90k a year. CalTech cost of attendance is $91k a year. Neither schools are worth $50k more a year for 4 years over Georgia Tech.
How prestigious is Georgia Tech outside of Georgia?
2022年8月5日 · Georgia Tech is quite well known all throughout the U.S. It's not as well known as MIT or Stanford or Harvard, but it is mostly well known in Engineering, CS, and their sports. Berkeley, Georgia Tech, Michigan, Purdue, UIUC and UT Austin are viewed as the best public engineering schools and some of the best schools in engineering with all 6 ...
Why does no one ever talk about Georgia Tech? : r ... - Reddit
2021年12月18日 · It is a very STEM focused institution as compared to other US universities with just 37 majors (mostly stem-focused) as compared to 75+ at many other universities. It does excellent research in the Engineering and CS sphere. You can trust me on that. The Georgia Tech campus is pretty safe as compared to universities in downtown Atlanta.
what are trade schools like? : r/Georgia - Reddit
2021年3月14日 · In Georgia, there is no network of two-year Community Colleges like most other states have, Instead, the two-year programs are done at the Technical Colleges. Check out the Technical College System of Georgia and you will be amazed at …
Mechanical Engineering: Georgia Tech vs Purdue
2023年2月2日 · I am assuming based on your profile that youre a girl, and I will say that purdue has MUCH better women in engineering program, while georgia tech's is basically nonexistent. It might not seem like it would make a difference, but especially for a degree like mechanical engineering where its like 20/80 or whatever, it can make the experience ...
Is Georgia Tech more rigorous than most colleges? : r/gatech
2021年9月18日 · For the scenario that this is not a shot post, I'll gladly join. GA tech is way more complicated than an average school, there is no doubt in that. That is further amplified by the fact that profs here (from my experience) tend to grade much stricter. Unlike many other top-tier schools, GaTech is not known for overinflating your grades.
A Definitive Guide For Prospective Transfer Students On ... - Reddit
Let me go ahead and state that Georgia Tech is an incredibly diverse school, and is typically always well above the pack when it comes to making ground breaking and influential decisions. For example, Tech was the first school in the South to desegregate - …
Rankings of CS Schools with Industry Outcomes : r/OMSCS - Reddit
2020年3月6日 · If you factor in research output (vs. employment outcomes which most of the analysis factors in), Georgia Tech ranks even higher too. Some Notes: Caltech, Berkeley, Stanford, and Harvey Mudd, all located in California (Berkeley and Stanford in the San Francisco Bay Area; Caltech and Harvey Mudd in Los Angeles County), stand far above all others.
I want to transfer into Georgia Tech : r/gatech - Reddit
2022年5月8日 · The teachers at Gainesville state were just so good which helped my focus and drive. I ended up taking classes every semester for 7 semester straight ( including summers). I got accepted to Tech under the RETP program and ended up graduating May 2012 as an EE. Tech didn’t really seem much harder than Gainesville to me.
What schools did you pick Georgia Tech over and why? : r/gatech
I picked Tech over Cornell, Michigan, Purdue, RPI, WPI, and local in-state schools (I'm from New Jersey). I was unsure of what kind of engineering program I wanted to pursue (mainly looking at AE, EE, CompE, and ChemE), so I researched a lot of rankings and found that Tech, UM, Purdue, and Cornell were all close enough that it wouldn't make a difference academics-wise, so everything else came ...