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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go CMU if you can afford it. Smaller, research focused university with a feeder route to top notch employers. GaTech is good but much larger and more likely to have trouble getting into classes that you want because of overcrowding. [/quote] Georgia Tech will give you a more traditional college experience on top of it being a Top Engineering School. Go GT.[/quote] Not everybody wants a "traditional college experience," whatever that means. CMU is objectively better for engineering and has better employment outcomes due to prestige and a smaller class size. Pittsburgh is also a nicer place to attend college than Atlanta, IMO. A bit sleepier but cozier -- definitely an underrated city. If you want to party, just go over to Pitt.[/quote] It’s definitely not “objectively better”. I’d pick GaTech because CMU has a reputation for being absolutely miserable socially.[/quote] Unless you or your children experienced CMU, it is unfair to just quote whatever you read online. CMU is a grind in that the kids work hard but they are also well supported by the community. My two kids will pick CMU all over again despite the Pittsburgh weather and having other options in mild weather cities. They had great friends. Both were involved in sports clubs and more. On the other hand my friend’s son at GTech Engineering studies all the time with no spare time for sports or else. CMU and Gtech both offer a great education and both can be a grind which could impact one’s social life.[/quote] Yeah..agree. Dumb to compare the two. Both great schools at the top in their fields they each have their own dynamic so it's really a personal decision for the kid what fits their personality better. Each have their attributes. It's for the kid to decide which of these attributes are more attractive to them and fits them. [/quote]
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