<p>I am very interested in GT and UMich Industrial Engineering programs, but split over which one to choose (I have not applied, but I am confident in acceptance). Can anyone tell me which school will give more oppurtunity after undergrad school? Are they equal? Any information would help me choose.</p>
<p>GT has the #1 industrial engineering program in the nation. However, Michigan is not that far off, it is on par with GT. I suggest you visit both schools and decide where you want to live for 4-5 years.</p>
<p>Both are excellent schools for IE and will offer plenty of opportunities. Let me ask you, do you prefer cold weather or warm weather?</p>
<p>Weather isn't a factor. I have lived in the South (LA) and in the North (PA), so I am indifferent.</p>
<p>for the topic title
grad school isn't the best choice for anyone. It's not always that you get a master / a phD and u'll be better off than someone with a BS degree. For example you can work right after you graduated. Instead of paying tons of money for a master degree, you can work and during that 2 years ur salary will be comparable, if not better than a master degree graduate. You have 2 years of experience + 2 years of money and the other guy had to pay 2 years of graduate school debt. So choose wisely.</p>
<p>GT is slightly better than Michigan in engineering. For grad school definitely choose GT, nice weather, atlanta, great program ...</p>
<p>If weather is not a factor, I think you will do well at either school.</p>