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What are some good colleges for Computer Science Majors?

I'm a 17-year-old Junior living in San Francisco. I'd heavily prefer to stay in California for my college experience.

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Jessica Dominique’s Answer

Hello Jessica,

It looks like you are in the perfect state for Computer Science!

Here is a simple list of colleges that offer Computer Science degrees. I would suggest you look each one up, individually, and then assess their admissions requirements, tuition (if that is important to you or your parents), the location, and program attributes.

Each program requires a different set of criteria for admission (letters of recommendation, essays, extracurricular activities, GPA, etc). Additionally, each program may follow different Computer Science concentrations; it’s best to choose a program in line with your particular preferences/career path.

1. UC Berkeley
2. Stanford
3. USC
4. UC-San Diego
5. UC- Irvine
6. UC- Santa Barbara
7. UC- Santa Cruz
8. Harvey Mudd College
9. San Diego State University
10. Cal State - Fullerton
Thank you comment icon Thank you for answering! You gave me a lot of good options. Jessica
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Joseph’s Answer

California has plenty good schools for IT.

USC
UC Berkley
Stanford
CIT

and many more
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Hello Jessica,

It looks like you are in the perfect state for Computer Science!

Here is a simple list of colleges that offer Computer Science degrees. I would suggest you look each one up, individually, and then assess their admissions requirements, tuition (if that is important to you or your parents), the location, and program attributes.

Each program requires a different set of criteria for admission (letters of recommendation, essays, extracurricular activities, GPA, etc). Additionally, each program may follow different Computer Science concentrations; it’s best to choose a program in line with your particular preferences/career path.

1. UC Berkeley
2. Stanford
3. USC
4. UC-San Diego
5. UC- Irvine
6. UC- Santa Barbara
7. UC- Santa Cruz
8. Harvey Mudd College
9. San Diego State University
10. Cal State - Fullerton

Hope this helps!

Warmly,

Jessica Dominique
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Vivencio’s Answer

Hey Jessica! It's absolutely fantastic that you're interested in pursuing a Computer Science major! You're going to thrive in such an exciting and innovative field. The Bay Area is undeniably an incredible spot for anyone with your aspirations – you couldn't have chosen better!

When it comes to selecting a school that perfectly suits your needs, invest some time in researching each one, considering factors like the cost of the program, internship options, co-ops, and more. In the Bay Area, you've got excellent choices like Stanford, Berkeley, Santa Clara, and San Jose State.

Don't forget about the amazing options in Southern California, such as UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, Harvey Mudd, UC Irvine, UC San Diego, and the University of San Diego. To make the most informed decision, read student reviews and try visiting your top picks if possible.

Remember, you're about to embark on a thrilling journey in an incredible field! Best of luck, and let your passion and ambition guide you to success! 🌟
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