This is why high stat kids are filling Auburn and Alabama engineering programs. Clark is right about transferring but when you've spent your scholastic life meeting and exceeding their admission requirements to the state engineering school and parents have paid state taxes the child's entire life - deferment and rejection is a punch in the gut. Clark even told is at Connect with Tech they were creating a class profile that had nothing to do with academic stats (although they count) and they are playing the number games for rankings and OOS tuition for $. Make no mistake they are on it for business not the education of Georgia students.
My son wanted a certain college experience and that's what made us look at the other big schools, although it does sacrifice $'s - if that is not a wise choice for you or that certain type of experience is not important to your child the 3/2 or 2/3 programs are available.
I'll end with War Eagle and Roll Tide!
http://getschooled.blog.myajc.com/2016/03/16/why-does-georgia-tech-take-fewer-georgia-students-than-university-of-georgia/
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