I like the comment about Calculus. It's very telling that they don't understand the difference between college Calculus I-III and High School Calculus, which virtually all Tech students also took before arriving at Tech.
What they also miss is that classes at Tech use Calculus where the "same class" at uGA does not. For example, GT Business classes use Calculus to solve complex operations problems while a class that counts for the same credit at uGA reduces the difficulty of the problem and requires only Algebra. The end result is a different quality of education and different quality of graduation, which is why GT graduates command an almost 2x salary at graduation compared to uGA.
What they also miss is that classes at Tech use Calculus where the "same class" at uGA does not. For example, GT Business classes use Calculus to solve complex operations problems while a class that counts for the same credit at uGA reduces the difficulty of the problem and requires only Algebra. The end result is a different quality of education and different quality of graduation, which is why GT graduates command an almost 2x salary at graduation compared to uGA.