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I got into a few schools, and I know I want to go into computer science.  As a little bit of background, I have around a 3.5 GPA (a little above 4.0 weighted), and I'm one of those kids that took tons of AP courses in high school, so getting credits for that would be helpful.  I've also taken Computer Science A, so I know a little bit of what I'm doing in regards to comp. sci.

UC San Diego
UC Santa Barbara
UC Davis
George Washington University
Boston University
Northeastern University

I just kind of wanted an opinion on which school had the best academics, opportunities, etc. for computer scientists.  Also, I'm from California, so if they're about the same in terms of quality I'd probably go for one of those.
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13 years ago
Did you get into Cal Poly SLO?
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13 years ago
you should consider caltech and also if you want to see best technology and computer science universities then log on to http://bit.ly/HA8qY4 for best technology universities
 
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13 years ago
University of Maryland. But to be honest if you are on the west coast, go for Stanford, or Berkley. Both are great East coast, MIT, Carnegie Melon University, and University of Maryland, University of Illinois. Personally I would go to Carnegie Melon, they are fast rising and they came out of nowhere. I currently attend Maryland, but if I knew, I would have taken CMU instead since they are both close by each other.
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