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Does it really matter where I go to school for a computer science degree?

I want to get a bachelor's degree in computer science and a master's degree in something in that field, but a little more specific. Does it really matter where I go for my bachelor's?
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Allen’s Answer

Hi Anna - You want to be able to find a comp sci program that fits your needs. A college education is very important in starting your career. Make sure to look for a reputable program but again meets alot of what you're looking to get out of the program.
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Alejandro’s Answer

Not at all! There are employees in big companies that are completely self-taught and are great engineers and developers! If you feel that you would learn more through a university or college, then really look at it from a higher perspective.
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Rafael A.’s Answer

If you are referring to Public vs Private colleges - my answer will be no. It does not matter. Many successful leaders started out their education in a Public / State school - which offers a lower tuition alternative compared to Private colleges.
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