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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://completegeorgia.org/campus_plans/2024/georgia-institute-technology

as for cs, GT has 1200 cs degrees awarded out of 4500 total grads. That is a huge percentage. [/quote].  It actually is a small percentage of total grads compared to Engineering. So then you agree that 64% all majors (non CS) at GT are accounted for within that median and that median is still higher than JHU.) Cool not disagreeing with you and I also agree with you CS grads at GT do extremely well financially in the Tech space. Both things can be right. Good on them.

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every single eng major at jhu makes more median salary than their eng counterpart at georgia tech.[/b] just because georgia tech has a higher median because they have a higher proportion of cs grads doesnt meant they outperform jhu. Your arguments arent helping tech grads look smart.[/quote]

lol That's absolute nonsense. Now you are spewing garbage.[/quote]

the only thing i lol about is your inability to do stats. https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/search/fos/?sort=fos_median_earnings:desc&page=0&cip4=1405&cip4_degree=3&school=Georgia%2520Institute%2520of%2520Technology-Main%2520Campus

filter by major and compare to GT. CS at jhu makes 190k, GT is 150k. so on and so forth

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266 graduates in that GT median
only 108 graduates in that JHU median. 
So completely unreliable to purport what you are suggesting. But, I'm sure you already know that.

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number of cs grads. good enough[/quote]

:roll: [/quote]

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