University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill vs Georgia Institute Of Technology Main Campus

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) is a Public, 4-years school located in Chapel Hill, NC and Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus (Georgia Tech) is a Public, 4-years school located in Atlanta, GA. Following list and table compares two rivalry schools in various academic factors.

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has higher submitted SAT score (1,480) than University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1,460).
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (17.11% acceptance rate) is tighter than Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus (17.13% acceptance rate) to get in.
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus (45,296 students) is larger than University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (31,705 students).
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has more expensive tuition & fees of $39,330 than Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus($32,876).
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has more full-time faculties of 1,910 faculties than Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus(1,122 facluties).

	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Location	Chapel Hill, NC	Atlanta, GA
School Type	Public, 4-years	Public, 4-years
Highest Degree Offered	Doctor's degree	Doctor's degree
Undergraduate Tuition & Fees	$39,330 $8,989 for North Carolina residents	$32,876 $11,764 for Georgia residents
Graduate Tuition	$30,819 $12,527 for North Carolina residents	$30,646 $15,570 for Georgia residents
Test Scores	1,460	1,480
Acceptance Rate	17%	17%
Admission Yield	46%	42%
Student Population	31,705 20,029 undergraduate	45,296 18,415 undergraduate
Number of Faculty	1,910 Full-time 530 part-time	1,122 Full-time 279 part-time
Number of Staffs	13,317 Full-time 1,087 part-time	7,962 Full-time 645 part-time
Student to Faculty Ratio	17 to 1	19 to 1
Financial Aid Amount	$16,747	$12,073
Graduation Rate	91%	92%
Transfer-out Rate	5%	4%
Retention Rate	96%	98%