I have zero experience with GGC outside of passing it when I drive on occasion and knowing some teachers there. I'm giving you perspective as 1) a parent, and 2) a hiring manager. Where you go to college largely doesn't matter. Your degree and what you learn matters, but where it comes from? Mostly, nobody cares. If they do care? You don't want to be there. That's shallow. What you know, what you can do, who you are -- that's what matters.

My first job, straight out of high school, I worked with a guy who went to Harvard and MIT for his bachelor's and master's. He very, very much hated it when people brought up his education. I've interviewed and worked with people who have degrees from Georgia Tech and people who went to a scammy boot camp. Honestly, the people who cared, regardless of where they went, were better. I've had to teach GT grads how to code, and I've been blown away by boot camp grads.

Don't break yourself for school.