Universities/GA/Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

Atlanta, GA · Public · 18,785 students

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$103k
Median earnings 10 years
after starting college
14%Acceptance Rate
94%Graduation Rate
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Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus/Programs/City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning
Master's Degree · Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning

$67,972
Salary after 1 Year
$73,514
Salary after 5 Years
33
Graduates Per Year

How Does This Compare Nationally?

vs. national median for City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning (Master's Degree) across all US universities.

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus$73,514
$73,514
National Average$79,976
$79,976
-8%below the national median for this program

Student Debt for This Program

$47,538
Typical loan debt at graduation
Payoff estimate:About 8 months of work to repay full debt at median salary

Best Schools for City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning

Universities where City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning graduates earn the most (Master's Degree), ranked by 5-year median salary.

#1
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
$109,410
5-year median salary
#2
California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo
$99,106
5-year median salary
#3
University of California-Berkeley
$99,084
5-year median salary
#4
New York University
$95,879
5-year median salary
#5
University of Southern California
$95,803
5-year median salary
#6
University of Washington-Seattle Campus
$93,943
5-year median salary
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