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General Stats for 2017-18
- 18 degree programs
- 3 schools
- 87 academic faculty
- 32 research faculty
- 12 instructional faculty (excluding academic faculty)
- 15 post docs
- 33 female faculty, researchers and instructors
- Median reported starting salary: $93,000 (Spring 2016 Graduates)
- Highest reported starting salary: $156,000 (Spring 2016 Graduates)
- Highest job placement rate of any major at Georgia Tech (Spring 2016 Graduates)
Enrollment (Spring 2018)
- Undergraduate Students - 2,350
- Master's Students - 6,838 (including 6,365 online M.S. in Computer Science students)
- Doctoral Students - 322
Research Funding
- $24.2 million in new research awards in FY17
- $25.5 million in research expenditures in FY17
Rankings
Communications of the ACM
- Graduate programs ranked 4th among "Automatic and Versatile Publications Ranking for Research Institutions and Scholars" (2007)
- Ranked 3rd among software engineering institutions (2007)
- Professor Mary Jean Harrold ranked No. 1 software engineering scholar in the world (2007)
Global Gaming League Rankings
- Ranked 7th when rated in the areas of: size of the student body; geographical location; student organizations; tournaments and LAN parties; tech-friendliness; Internet connections; and curriculum (2007)