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GA Georgia Gwinnett College vs GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

🏆 Settled

GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus — Pick the GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus — it leads these groups: Cost & outcomes 3 Students & campus 1

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The short answer

GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus wins this comparison with a score of 52/100, ahead of GA Georgia Gwinnett College (43).

The main differences: Acceptance rate (95.5 % vs 14.1 %) · Average ACT (20 vs 32) · In-state tuition (4532 USD/yr vs 12058 USD/yr).

Scores are computed from 16 public spec attributes; missing values stay marked unknown in tables and are imputed at the category median, never passed off as measured.

GA Georgia Gwinnett College

GA
43score / 100
3 wins · 11 tied
🏆 Overall winner

GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

GA
52score / 100
5 wins · 9 tied

At a glance

0–100 per group, normalized within the category · Tap a group for details

GA Georgia Gwinnett CollegeGA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Admissions 59 59
Cost & outcomes 45 67
Rankings 48 57
Students & campus 7 12

How to choose

Pick the GA Georgia Gwinnett College if you care about…

  • Acceptance rate 95.5 % +81.4 % vs 14.1 %
  • In-state tuition 4532 USD/yr +7526 USD/yr vs 12058 USD/yr
  • Out-of-state tuition 13844 USD/yr +20640 USD/yr vs 34484 USD/yr

Pick the GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus if you care about…

  • Average ACT 32 +12 vs 20
  • Median earnings (10 yr) 102772 USD +55042 USD vs 47730 USD
  • Graduation rate (150%) 94.0 % +72.5 % vs 21.5 %
  • Freshman retention 98.1 % +34.7 % vs 63.4 %

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Where they differ

9 · Only rows that actually differ, with a verdict per row

GA Georgia Gwinnett CollegeGA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main CampusWhere they differ
Acceptance rate 95.5 %14.1 % GA Georgia Gwinnett College
Average ACT 2032 GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
In-state tuition 4532 USD/yr12058 USD/yr GA Georgia Gwinnett College
Out-of-state tuition 13844 USD/yr34484 USD/yr GA Georgia Gwinnett College
Median earnings (10 yr) 47730 USD102772 USD GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Graduation rate (150%) 21.5 %94.0 % GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Freshman retention 63.4 %98.1 % GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Undergraduate students 1134418785 GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Campus setting SuburbanCity Depends

The record

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Admissions3▾
GA Georgia Gwinnett CollegeGA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Acceptance rate 95.5 % 14.1 %
Average SAT — 1480
Average ACT 20 32
Cost & outcomes6▾
GA Georgia Gwinnett CollegeGA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
In-state tuition 4532 USD/yr 12058 USD/yr
Out-of-state tuition 13844 USD/yr 34484 USD/yr
Median earnings (10 yr) 47730 USD 102772 USD
Earnings >$50k (10 yr) — 90.5 %
Graduation rate (150%) 21.5 % 94.0 %
Freshman retention 63.4 % 98.1 %
Rankings4▾
GA Georgia Gwinnett CollegeGA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
THE world rank — 41
THE overall score — 77.1
THE teaching — 60.8
THE research — 75.8
Students & campus3▾
GA Georgia Gwinnett CollegeGA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Undergraduate students 11344 18785
Campus setting Suburban City
Ownership Public Public

Data sources: College Scorecard · Times Higher Education

FAQ

Which is better, GA Georgia Gwinnett College or GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus?

GA Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has the higher overall score (52 vs 43) and leads in Cost & outcomes, Students & campus. Choose GA Georgia Gwinnett College instead if Acceptance rate matters more to you.

What are the main differences?

The main differences: Acceptance rate (95.5 % vs 14.1 %) · Average ACT (20 vs 32) · In-state tuition (4532 USD/yr vs 12058 USD/yr).

How are the scores calculated?

We normalize 16 public spec attributes within the category and weight them by group into a 0–100 score; missing values are inherited from spec-identical twins or imputed at the category median, so a sparse spec sheet never earns an advantage. The methodology is public.