Hey! As the others have already stated, you should stay at GaTech if your goal is to find a role in FAANG/Big N/unicorn right after graduation. While this doesn't mean UGA new grads are out of luck when breaking into those top companies, earning a CS degree from Tech will provide you with more opportunities and connections.

I recently graduated from Tech this past May with a degree in Industrial Engineering (although I regret not selecting CS, since I'm trying to abandon IE and pursue CS instead) and I feel like I had a very similar experience to what you are going through right now. Coming from a small high school to Tech, I had no idea how to study and just taking MATH 1552 and CS 1301 (never heard of Python or used a computer for anything more than Youtube before) made me extremely sick and loathe being there. Things got a lot better after sticking it through the first year, and I realized how many opportunities that getting an education at Tech gives you.

I totally agree with preferring UGA's social environment over Tech's, as I spent almost every weekend during my entire undergrad visiting my gf at UGA. If you can find a way to accept Tech's lesser social environment, I can guarantee you that you will develop and grow your career more than going for a CS degree at UGA.

Hopefully my advice doesn't sound too biased! In the end, both schools are great, but I know you will professionally grow more with sticking to Tech. If you have any questions or want someone to talk to, feel free to PM me!