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Men's Track & Field · head to head

Georgia Institute of Technology vs University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Division I · Atlantic Coast Conference
Georgia Institute of TechnologyUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
104Roster110
59 overRoom under the D-I cap65 over
7Coaches6
$1,374,780Team budget$2,015,023
$13,219Spend per roster spot$18,318
76thBudget percentile85th
982APR (multi-year)979
98%Players retained99%
$8,688,387Athletic aid, men's teams$9,121,336
19,505Undergraduates20,681
16%Admitted19%
1330–1530SAT middle 50%1370–1530
92%Graduate in 6 years92%
$49,636Cost of attendance (out-of-state)$56,450
$15,901Net price after grants$11,140
0.26Violent offences per 1,0001.17
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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