Originally posted by <No Particular Student>:
I'm just another student faced with the hell of choosing a college. I want to find a place where I can have a good time, a place where I can get a well-rounded education, and a place that can prepare me for the software development industry.
Originally posted by <No Particular Student>:
I want to find a place where I can have a good time, a place where I can get a well-rounded education, and a place that can prepare me for the software development industry.
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Originally posted by Paul Stevens:
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Originally posted by Jason Menard:
Ultimately, unless you are desparate to move on to some big name graduate school when you finish your BS, it doesn't make much difference which school you go to at the undergraduate level. Particularly once you get some experience under your belt nobody cares where your undergraduate degree comes from.
My advice is to simply find a decent school with a decent CS program. Don't worry if it's the #2 CS program, the #12 CS program, or the #435 CS program.
[ March 27, 2002: Message edited by: Jason Menard ]
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