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Not every college reports a net price for every bracket, so the number of results changes with this.
What does "with aid" actually mean?
The federal government publishes average net price by family income, but it averages only students who received federal financial aid — a Pell Grant, a federal loan or work-study. Families who pay their own way are not in the average at all.
At Georgia Tech, 678 of 3,630 students received federal aid, and the $110k+ figure averages 231 of them. A family earning $250k gets no federal aid, so it appears in none of these brackets and pays the full price shown beside each result.
Treat "with aid" as the floor for families who qualify, and "full price" as the ceiling. What you pay depends on each college's own aid, which this data does not predict.
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