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Boston College vs Georgia Institute of Technology

Division I · Atlantic Coast Conference
Boston CollegeGeorgia Institute of Technology
101Roster104
56 overRoom under the D-I cap59 over
9Coaches7
$910,698Team budget$1,374,780
$9,016Spend per roster spot$13,219
57thBudget percentile76th
993APR (multi-year)982
99%Players retained98%
$14,106,996Athletic aid, men's teams$8,688,387
10,083Undergraduates19,505
16%Admitted16%
1430–1540SAT middle 50%1330–1530
91%Graduate in 6 years92%
$89,605Cost of attendance (out-of-state)$49,636
$32,590Net price after grants$15,901
1.77Violent offences per 1,0000.26
CitySettingCity

Green marks the stronger figure where one is plainly better (bigger budget, higher APR, lower price); size and setting are matters of taste. The Division I median budget is $812k and the median roster 91.

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