<p>PCHope - You are correct that there currently aren’t a lot of jobs for bachelor degree holders. We live in Georgia and so it may make a difference. The kids around here that attend GT haven’t had any problems getting into student research in BME or other majors … Also when we visited GT they said if you want to do research there are plenty of opportunities to do student research. I think the main thing regardless of where a person goes to school is that they are going to have to go and find someone and ask them if they can get involved in research. It’s just like the co-op’s, if they put in the time to apply and interview , they should be able to find one. But the students have to put in the effort no one is going to just give it to them.</p>
<p>Both schools are great. I don’t think someone can go wrong by picking either one.</p>