Georgia Tech continues to garner recognition as a top-value institution.
In the Princeton Review’s Best Colleges list, Georgia Tech was named No. 1in Best Value Colleges (Public Schools) and Best Value Colleges without aid (Public Schools).
Georgia Tech was also ranked No. 1 for Career Placement, No. 4 for Best Schools for Internships, and No. 5 for Best Alumni Networks and Best Schools for Making an Impact. View Georgia Tech’s full profile from The Princeton Review.
Meanwhile, with an A+ rating from Niche.com, the Institute tops the list of Best Value Colleges in America (public) for 2025 and ranks third overall for public institutions. The publication’s methodology considers net price, return on investment, graduation rates, and other factors to calculate value, along with reviews from students and alumni.
Additionally, Niche factors in an economic mobility index, measuring economic status change for low-income students.
The Institute received A+ grades for academics, value, diversity, student life, and professors while scoring an A in several other key metrics. The site ranks Georgia Tech fifth among “big colleges in America.”
Media companies including Forbes, Bloomberg, and Money magazine have lauded Tech’s return on investment. As of 2022, graduates earned an average starting salary of nearly $90,000 — over $20,000 higher than the national average.